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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
4
A historical article argues that African Americans seek fair consideration at the constitutional convention. It warns that unequal law breeds instability and predicts a future eruption if the race remains powerless. The piece cites a sermon from two leading negro ministers in Mobile.
A Van Etten NY drayman touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for family use and shop sales. A Wm. W. Taylor and J. W. McPherson advertise it. The piece notes Uncle Sam’s mood shifts and a new 2,225,000 capital cotton mill planned on New River in Grayson VA, promising a major southern plant.
At Lookout Modoc county Cal a man Alvin Hall the three son and a young man living with Hall were arrested for horse stealing. That day night the five men were taken from custody by a mob of about 50 persons and all were hanged. Danger disease and death followed of the bowels. Use DeWitts Liver Health to regulate them.
A brief note warns that the amount of potash extracted from soil by crops must be returned to prevent a material decline in the next harvest. The statement attributes the claim to German Kali Works.
Old North State and South Carolina veterans gathered with badges and banners. Streamers proclaimed estimates of 115,000 voters and 127,000 soldiers, while another banner boasted First at Bethel and foremost at Gettysburg Chickamauga and last at Appomattox.
A letter from W. 8. Whedon of Winterset Iowa recounts a carpenter cured in one dose by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after days of sickness. The notice also lists druggists selling the remedy and discusses state immigration duties and cholera risks. It promotes Pain-Killer and Little Early Risers as reliable cures with local pharmacy endorsements highlighted.
A fragment suggests a theme where blood and wealth intertwine to create a gleaming aura around the rich. The writing hints at moral or societal contrasts without clear events or identities.
Fragmentary report notes a 15 year old girl improving after an incident at a cotton mill. She near Joseph's churchyard prays for her mother as several notices vouch for the stated facts.
A clipping extols Dr King’s New Discovery as life saving for a man with bronchitis and a woman with throat and ear disease, noting perfect recovery after use and praising trial bottles. It also includes a short political aside on Supreme Court decisions and American naval strategy.
Our consul at Manchester shows England exported 1 585 732 641 more yards of cotton goods to Latin American states than the United States in the last three years. The Confederate Veterans plan a Dallas reunion with current officers reelected. Cures advertised claim One Minute Cure and a cold remedy with Grove's signature on each box.
Fragmentary text describes checks or shipments distributed from a head to sales. Mentions advance dated weeks, various checks, and potential removal. Source readability is limited making exact details uncertain.
A. K. Lafalette of Gregory Landing Clark County Michigan credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with saving his life after a dire illness. The note also mentions other varied items from Coca-Cola ads to political pieces and local incidents, including Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ads and a Carolina exhibit appropriation.
A severe illness at East Market near Forbis began two o'clock this morning with D W dying after a rapid progression from presumed smallpox. Dr Roberson initially diagnosed resembling smallpox and quarantines were enforced. The Greensboro record notes the inward progression with hemorrhages leading to death. Senator Fairbanks Indiana announces candidacy for 1904 Republican nom for president. An immense rise in cotton acreage is reported this year, up 2,111,000 acres from last season.
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