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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1908

Page

2

Observer notes on prohibition support and local politics

Willisboro paper reports Gompers backing Bryan for president and nominates James S. Manning for North Carolina Democratic chairman. It notes Mayor Graham’s pro prohibition stance, calls for a state convention, and mentions UNC Summer School progress and Peary Arctic expedition aboard Roosevelt with Commander Robert E. Peary.

the Observer State Democratic Executive Committee James S. Manning Durham Mr. Kitchi

Remedy Taat Doss Promotes King's New Discovery Cure

Mrs. E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa touts Dr King's New Discovery as a healing remedy for long standing threats and lung trouble saying it cures when other treatments relieve only temporarily. The cough and cold remedy is sold at W A Hayes drug store for 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle offered.

W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store

Prohibition Spreads Across States Quickly

The Union Republican notes North Carolina joins eight states with prohibition, up from three a year ago. Maine Kansas and North Dakota led. soon Georgia Alabama Mississippi Oklahoma and North Carolina joined, signaling a rapid regional shift.

Union Republican North Carolina Maine Kansas North Dakota Geogia Alabama Mississippi Oklahoma

Kodol and Life Pills Advertisements Spur Relief Claims

A collage of medical product pitches touts Kodol digestion aid for stomach disorders and Dr King s New Life Pills for constipation and biliousness. W A Hagen and W A Hayes Drug Stores are named as sellers with testimonial blurbs from local customers.

Cicero H Jones Seeks Orange County Treasurer Post

A campaign card from Mebane North Carolina dated July 1 1908 appeals to Orange County voters. Cicero H Jones declares Democratic loyalty and commitment to public service and states intent to move to Hillsboro if nominated and elected.

Mebane Hillsboro Cicero H, Jones

Electric Bitters Praised by North Carolina Teacher

C M Harden of SilverCity NC extols Electric Bitters as unmatched for stomach, kidney, and liver troubles. He credits it for strength, backache, and chills, stating it is the best medicine with a guaranteed sale at W A Hayes drug store.

C. M. Harden SilverCity North Carolina

Hillsboro and Cedar Grove urged to supply House member

The piece urges Hillsboro Cedar Grove and surrounding townships to nominate a man for the state House, noting Chapel Hill has furnished representatives twice and praising their past incumbents. It ends with an advertisement style testimonial for Kodol for Dyspepsia from Jake C. Moore of Atlanta dated August 10 1904.

Chapel Hill Hillsboro Cedar Grove Jake Moore Georgia Br.g” DeWitt & Co Chicago Kodol Jake C. Moore Atlanta W. A. Hayes Druggiast

Bryan Nominated as Democratic Presidential Candidate at Denver Convention

The National Democratic Convention in Denver began July 7 with Theodor A. Bell of California as temporary chairman and Clayton named permanent chair. Bryan was nominated on the first ballot with 892 1 2 votes. Gray, Towne, Kern and others were considered for other posts before Kern was left as vice presidential nominee by acclamation. The convention adjourned sine die at 4 23 p m.

Theodor A. Bell California Denver Colorado Jaly Clayton Cleveland Republican Congress Delaware John A. Johnson Minnesota Bryan Georgia Gray New Jersey Pennsylvania Johnson Maryland Connecticut

Arnica Salve Praised By J. W. Jenkins Of Chapel Hill

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina extols Backien's Arnica Salve claiming it is the best salve in the world. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and reliably heals sores burns and wounds. Sold for 251 cents at W A Hayes' drug store. A stray moral line about love and hate appears at the end.

Board of Aldermen Graham Durham North Carolina Blind Tigers Old Man Frapps Raleigh Backien J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N.C W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store

No Honing Offer From Webb Company

A terse ad offers simple service with a prompt invitation to inquire and a price of five dollars from H. W. and J. Webb. The note implies customer interest and direct contact for details.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ange County Willisborough, N.C Phursday Joseph A. Harris Gompers Mr. Bryan Orxsnge County General Assembly University of North Carolina Peary Arecue Club Stars and Stripes Roosevelt Wenty Fourth Street New York City Robert E. Peary North Pole Cou W. A. Hagen Ricur Dr. King A. A. Felton Clarrisville N. Y Hayes Draggist AVES Wood Sali Z. W. Wood & Sohs, Seedsmen Richmond, Va Webb C. Dewitt & CO Superior Court of Orange County Superior Court North Forrest A. W. Jordan Mary E. Jordan Court House Lwillsboro Polly Nobbs Cheek’ Township George Faucetts D. BE. Forrest Aeinistrator Raving Watter Bingham R. T. Gray Walter Bingham Raleigh, N.C Raleigh Christian United States Canada West Indies Ocate John W. Graham Paul Graham Granam & Granay, AE Attorneys-At-Law Hillsboro, N.c Alam Granville Person S. M. Gattis Hillsboro, N S. Graham Oxford, N. c Durham and Supreme Court Spurgeon Churton Street Uiversity OF Norte Clin A Francis P. Venable Caper Hill N. C J. 1. Foust Greensboro, N.C Orange Mass N. Cc Hillahore Clhurton Street Cheek J.B. Wagnel
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