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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1905

Page

2

Agricultural College gains US approval for engineering graduates

The Agricultural and Mechanical College at Raleigh is placed on the approved list by US officials, allowing its engineering graduates to be eligible for national appointments without further exams. In Chatham county rabbit season ended January 81, 40,000 rabbits at 8 cents each, total 3200 dollars, shipped from Sner City and other stations. The Charlotte Observer is referenced mockingly for calling corn whiskey lactopeptin.

Agricultural and Mechanical College Raleigh United States Chatham County Sner ‘City Charlotte Observer

Warn Against Counterfeit Dr King�s New Discovery

Fravup Exposstp warns of counterfeiters selling imitations of Dr King�s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds to profit from a proven remedy. The notice urges buyers to look for Bucklen�s protection on wrappers and to avoid imitations from unidentified sources in Chicago and Windsor, Canada.

Dr. King Bucklen H Bucklen & CO Chicago Windsor Canada

The Insane First in North Carolina Debate

The piece argues that state hospitals and charitable needs should be funded before higher education. It notes proposed sums for the University and a new building, with Raleigh institutions requesting about two hundred thousand dollars each, and urges prioritizing care for the mentally ill and public schools.

State Normal College A. & M. College Raleigh North Carolina

Remedy for Croup Cited by Kentucky Mother

Mrs P L Cordier of Mannington Kentucky says Foley's Honey and Tar gave instant relief to her three year old with severe croup, the doctor feared for her life. Refuse substitutes. C D Jones.

Foley P. L. Cordier Mannington C D. Jones

Fragmented Editorial Clash on Hangings

A Raleigh era editorial argues harsh punishment, claiming a Vermont woman should hang solely for being a woman while condemning hanging as monstrous for anyone. The piece contrasts gender bias with the broader brutality of capital punishment.

Vermont Durham Herald Charlotte Observer

Reform Dilemmas: Removing Offenses vs Temptations

The remark argues reforms fail when aimed at curbing personal taste rather than eliminating temptations that entice others. It emphasizes prioritizing broader moral risks over subjective preferences.

War Year One of Russo Japanese Conflict Noted

The February 7 issue recalls the first year of the Russo Japanese War with figures from Collier's Weekly. It notes two thousand tons of shells, thirty million dollars spent, forty million bullets, seventy five thousand deaths, and immense losses in Port Arthur. It also includes a testimonial praising Foley's Honey and Tar from C. D. of Plainview Neb.

Japan Russia Port Arthur China Collier's Weekly

Gaston County man seeks payment over pond task for inmate

A Gaston County man presented a $25 bill to County Commissioners claiming payment for removing an inmate from a pond. He argues local authorities failed to reimburse through the custodian of the Carnegie hero land, and requests action.

Gaston County

Grave Trouble Foreseen and Cure by Electric Bitters

Mrs John A Young of Clay NY suffered liver stomach trouble and weak heart with loss of appetite. Electric Bitters relieved and cured her, hailed as best medicine for weak women. Sold by W A Hayes Druggist at 50 cents a bottle under guarantee.

John A. Young Clay N. Y W. A. Hayes

Unadvertised Alley Shop Sells Patent Remedies

The piece critiques hidden storefronts behind back rooms on alleys and promotes remedies. It mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea by W. A. Hayes and Posey's Kidney Cure by C. D. Jones as cures for headaches constipation and kidney trouble. Edward Everett Hale is cited on bearing trouble.

Hollister W. A. Hayes Posey C. D. Jones

Sale of Valuables in Hillsboro Court House District

Notice states that on Monday March 6 1905 at the Hillsboro court house door a special sale will offer Lots 141 66 83 in the town plot of Hillsboro about one acre each and a 42 acre land tract adjoining other properties. Terms are one third cash with balance due at 6 and 12 months bearing interest from sale. sale by order of the Superior Court in the Strayporn Ex Perte case.

Orangé Céimty Charles S'Rayhurn

Devoe Paint Marketing Letter to Builders and Painters

A promotional letter from F. W. Devoe Co to R. M. Graham discusses painting efficiency. It cites J Hall of Sheffield PA using 40 gallons for two houses, claims Devoe goes further, and compares cost per gallon versus per foot along with wage considerations. V S Parks & Hedgpeth are named as paint sellers.

R. M. Graham Hillsboro N. C Devoe F. W. Devoe Co

Poisons In Food and Kidney Cure Advertisements

A condensed ad fragment endorses Dr King s New Life Pills claiming a cure for sickness from undigested food and offers money back. Includes a local note on High Point banquets without alcohol and promotes Foley s Kidney Cure to prevent fatal disease if taken early.

Dr. King W. A. Hayes Foley C. D. Jones

Rosky Mountain Tea Promises Bright Eyes

An old advertisement notes Hollister's Rosky Mountain Tea as a remedy for bright eyes. It claims the original creator of the cake walk is dying and hints that the right man enters the hopper soon or late, with endorsements of beauty. Tea or tablets priced at 35 cents.

Wilmington Star.j Mills of the Gods Hollister

Our Charitable Institutions in North Carolina Hospitals

A Raleigh reader discusses state charitable institutions, focusing on the Morganton State Hospital. It details cost, land value, capacity for about 1000 beds, the colony system, patient recovery rates, and the Orange County census figures. Also notes Durham resident Calvin O Briant's death.

Observer House of‘ Representatives Raleigh N. C North Carolina Morganton Morgartdh D&c Orange County Ansleigh Orange Eee

State Institutions Display Charity Across Raleigh and Morganton

A letter recalls the care at Raleigh Hospital and Morganton with per patient costs around 145 dollars highlighting cheaper maintenance due to patient mix and land for supplies. The writer admires state efforts to aid mentally afflicted citizens, praising physicians and the devotion of the people, and hints at Deaf Dumb and Blind institutions visited during the trip.

Raleigh Morganton Worled General Assembly

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