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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
4
An advertisement promotes Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims tests and private press reviews support its effectiveness and offers a free bottle by mail along with a book about the product and how to diagnose kidney or bladder issues. The copy targets readers with kidney or liver concerns and cites Dr Klimer Co as a contact.
The Greensboro Record recalls a farmer youth who dreams of clerking in town but learns the reality after years of steady farm work. An elder’s advice about long hours yields a wiser choice, allowing him to prosper and buy cash for a store in Greensboro.
A New York druggist testifies he has sold Chamberlains Cough Remedy for five years with complete satisfaction. He uses it for his own family for ordinary coughs colds and after influenza and finds it effective. For sale by Dr W B Taylor and J W McPherson & Co.
Barney Morris, born in Ireland, marked his 109th birthday by his daily Prospect Park routine in Brooklyn New York. He has worked as a day laborer there for many years and finds the climate and fare suit him well.
A promotional note inviting every cotton planter to request a free illustrated pamphlet titled Cotton Culture by Graman Kali Works at 9 Novae Street. It requests the writer's full name and address to receive the publication.
A damaged text fragment reflects on finding one's lot in life with belief in God and seeking divine aid. It mentions hardship and the idea that no one is without God's help, suggesting a religious or moral reflection from a past era.
Vanevesary Lev of Time reports Whedon of Winterset banks and a carpenter say Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Cure cured a carrier troubled with diarrhoea after one dose. The testimonial notes the man returned to work and recommends the remedy. Sold by Dr Taylor and J W McPherson & Company.
Announcement states Empress Do of China and household will return to Pekin September 1 with indemnity totaling 325 million dollars, of which the United States receives 25 million. Powers report a final settlement though China's future remains undetermined and brief peace may follow. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as a remedy for bilious and nervous conditions with 25 cent price noted.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The ad prices the product at 25 cents and targets readers seeking quick relief from a cold.
Havana reports the Cuban Constitutions Convention advancing a substitute report by Tamayo and Quesada for the Platt Amendment. A commission will be appointed to draft the election law as part of the convention’s actions. Also includes a medical notice praising Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchitis.
Official figures show 6 309 immigrants landed at Manila from July to November 1900, with 4 671 Chinese among them. Of these, 5 560 had prior residence in the Philippines. The immigration trade likely to continue.
An old advertisement style note promotes One Minute Cure to treat incurable coughs and colds. It asserts doctors said it was incurable, and credits relief to the product sold by a North Carolina druggist. It also mentions Laxative Unine Tablets with a money back guarantee.
A fragment reports claims that government losses due to army officers' treachery and dishonesty may reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. The Federal grand jury reportedly holds the case and arrests are expected imminently.
Testimonial from A K Lafalette of Gregory Landing Missouri praising Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He credits it with saving his life nine years ago after dire illness and says it remains a trusted household medicine. Sold by Dr W S Taylor and J W Melerson & Company druggists.
A discussion extols a hearty breakfast as the foundation of daily labor and health. It features anecdotes praising Kodol Dyspepsia Care and Pain Killer, touting digestion relief and rapid cures, while warning against weak habits and poor morning routines.
The Vance Cotton Mill in Salisbury discharged its operatives and closed down after labor disputes. About 90 workers were affected, while 10,000 spindles remain, and management plans to restart in roughly ten days if conditions improve.
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