Senate fight leads to contempt rulings and silence order
In the U S Senate Senators McLaurin and Tillman of South Carolina exchanged blows last Saturday. They apologized but were ruled in contempt and must remain silent on all questions until relieved. Gen Toon state superintendent died suddenly Feb 19. Gov Aycock appointed Prof J Y Joyner to succeed him. Will Scarlett reports a large rabbit kill near Hillsboro. West Durham item noted.
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McLaurin
Tillman
South Carolina
Senate
Gen. Toon
Raleigh
Aycock
J. Y. Joyner
Greensboro
State Normal and Industrial College
Will Scarlett
Lillsboro
Orange County
West Durham
Durham Herald
Savep Her Catch's Life
A Pleasant City mother recalls her three week old son recovering from pneumonia after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. She credits the remedy with saving his life and notes the medicine is a cure for coughs colds and lung diseases. Druggist A Hayes guarantees satisfaction with trial bottles free.
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W Watkins
Pleasant City
States urged to back popular Senate election reform
The report by Congressman Corliss cites twenty seven states that have passed resolutions favoring a constitutional amendment for direct election of Senators. Massachusetts New York New Jersey and Virginia are not listed and are urged to act.
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Bryan
Corliss
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted By Parents
Mary Bird of Harrisburg expresses that her child’s life was saved by One Minute Cough Cure and urges families to keep a bottle handy. The ad touts the remedy as safe for all ages and effective against coughs croup throat and lung troubles with immediate action.
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Mia
Mary Bird
Harrisburg
Sesson
W. A. Hayes
Quote on domestic life and gender roles from Guilford County
In a Progressive Farmer clipping a Guilford County reader argues that a man can tolerate various environments, but a disordered home with no vegetables or animals will elicit a strong response from a woman deemed worthwhile.
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R. R. Moore
Guilford Co
N. U
Woman Overcomes Rheumatism With Pain Balm
In winter 1898 the user suffered severe joint pain and stiffness. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm from W A Hayes, druggist one bottle provided relief and enabled steady work through the year. Northwood North Dakota source.
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R. Wheeler
Northwood
W. A. Hayes
Droggist
Judges Urged to Wear Gowns in Circuit Court
Raleigh Times notes calls for the United States Circuit Court judges to wear gowns. Judge Simonton wore a gown in court, while Judge Parnell has yet to don the garment. Kidney disease dangers and Fo ley's Kidney Cure advocated as timely protection by W. A. Hayes.
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Raleigh
United States Circuit Court
Simonton
Parnell
Farmers say snow worth thousands to wheat crop
Farmers in Winston County claim the snow will yield thousands of dollars for the wheat crop. Some say the season’s snowfall saved the harvest, while others note the snow helped more than it harmed.
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Nannie Davis
Cardus
Remedy Review Promotes Cough Remedy For Croup Prevention
A Camden South Carolina message lauds Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a top home remedy for coughs colds and the threat of croup. The letter urges readers especially families with children to keep it on hand. Also notes North Carolina hay yields claim to surpass western and northern states per upcoming State Agricultural Department bulletin.
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Chamberlain
Camden
S. C.) Messenger
W. A. Hayes
North Carolina
State Agricultural Department
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Promote Easy Action
Advertisements claim the laxative yields relief for long standing costiveness with testimonials from J. O. Greene of Depauw Indiana and W A Hayes. The Census Bureau lists 1900 domestic animal value around 3.2 billion dollars, with gains nationwide except in the North Atlantic states.
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de Witt
J. O. Greene
Depauw
Ind
W. A. Hayes
Census Bureau
United States
North Atlantic States
Notable Patent Medicine Ads and War Transport Cost
A mix of old patent medicine claims for Anica Salve and Foley's Honey and Tar praising cures for aches coughs and burns. It notes sheep and dog population shifts in Tennessee and reports the Southern Railway plans for a new Haw River depot. Also mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with 25 cent price and sample offer. It cites $9,000,000 cost to transport soldiers to Manila last year.
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Manila
Hillsboro Market Report Indicates Varied Farm Prices
Weekly Hillsboro market report lists prices for wheat corn oats meal pork bacon floor tallow beeswax butter eggs peas beans dry hides chickens feathers wool coffee sugar and country produce. Noting strong demand and ranges in prices across commodities for the period.
Electric Bitters Restore Health After Grip Attack
A testimonial notes weak nerves, poor appetite, and liver kidney issues after grip. It touts Electric Bitters as a splendid tonic and blood purifier that strengthens nerves, rebuilds the system, and restores health. Price 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction by W A Hayes Druggist.
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W. A. Hayes
Earth population estimates by region cited in Star piece
The Wilmington Star notes Prof. Wagner puts the world population at about 1.424 billion. It gives regional densities: Europe 1,749 per square mile, Asia 1,014, Africa 368, America 114, and Australia Polynesia 29.
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Wilmington Star
Wagner
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Australia
Polynesia
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed by Readers
Reader letters praise Foley's Honey and Tar for croup and coughs. A Kentucky mother credits rapid relief and a saved life for her three year old after using the remedy. The note warns against substitutes and lauds safety for children.
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Foley
Mia. P. L. Cordier
Mannington
W. A. Hayes
Sale of 36 Acre Cedar Grove Land by Court Order
On March 1, 1902, under the Superior Court order in the Mary Faucett estate case, 8. J. Hall as Administrator will offer 36 acres in Cedar Grove township for sale at Cedar Grove. Land adjoins John M. Workman Noah Hughes and J. K. McAdams. Sale at noon. Terms: one-third cash, balance in 6 and 12 months with interest on deferred payments. January 29, 1902.
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Superior Court
J. Hall
Mary Faucett
W. H. Workman
Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove Township
John M. Workman
Noah Hughes
J. K. McAdams
Court House
Hillsboro
N. C
Superior Court of
Orange County
John P. Taylor
Ann Bowlin
James Bowlin
John Blalock
H. C. McKee
Sam Horner
James
W. T. O'Brien
C. D
D. Turner
Thomas D. Turner
C. D. Turner
D.turner
Grove Place
Strudwick
Thomas McCracken
C. M. Parks
Esmund Ruff
F. H. Cameron
Julius Smith
King Street
Nash Street
Jryon
Mose McDowell and
Glass Heirs
Christmas
John K. Hughes
W. M. Reeves
Rebecca E. Reeves
H. Winder Webb
Office of Register of Deeds For
Hillsboro Township
E. C. ‘Thompson
Walker Davis
Henry Crabtree
J. Frank Thompson
Death of Mrs Allen at Chestnut Ridge
Mrs Ratha Allen wife of William Allen Sr died at her son Wm Altes Jr home near Chestnut Ridge on Tuesday morning February 18 1902 about 9 o clock. She was blind for 20 years and in declining health her last illness lasted a few days She was 68 and a long time member of Chestnut Ridge Church She leaves a husband and six children. Interment followed Wednesday at Chestnut Ridge cemetery. Annie
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The
Observer
Allen
Ratha Allen
Wm. Allen
Wm. Altes,Jr
Chestnut Ridge
Annie
Foley remedy praised in Plainview家庭 notice and ads
A Plainview Nebraska wife credits Foley's Honey and Tar with saving her life after years of illness and costly doctor visits. Also note druggist W A Hayes backs Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with money back guarantee. A fire destroyed a barn near Hillsboro with loss over 100 in feed. North Carolina mills may close due to low cotton yarn prices.
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W. W. Baker
Plainview, Neb
Foley
W. A. Hayes
William Wilson
Hillsboro
Wilson
North Carolina
J. H. McAden
Charlotte
Wilmington Messenger
Foley's Honey and Tat cures croup and cough without opiates
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as best for croup and whooping cough with no opiates and rapid relief. It urges cautious mothers to keep it in the house and is attributed to W A Hayes.
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Foley
W. A. Hayes
Arabia
Constantinople
Venice
J. A. Moore
North Star
Mich
Mangom
Mangom Township
Durham County
Durham
W. B. Hampton
Preston Leach
Derham County
Wiley P. Mangum
North Carolina
Congress
National Senate
Mary
Pattie Mangum
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Caldwell Institute
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Foutz
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Nash
Hillsboro, N.C
Dr. Strudwichs
W. ‘Graham
Oxford, N. C
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Hillsboro, N. C
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