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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
2
The page notes state treasurer Worth's debt, a delay in unveiling the Raleigh Vance statue, and Labor Commissioner reports a rise in Democratic papers. It predicts Democratic success, cites Bryan support, and describes campaign tours. Also promotes a broad Spring and Summer goods stock, with low prices and a wide catalog of apparel, shoes, hardware, groceries, and furniture.
A Fremvish attack on C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa left him nearly dead from kidney injuries. He suffered severe back pain that prevented bending. After using Electra Rivere from W A Hayes drug store he reports a remarkable recovery claiming the medicine cured his backache and kidney trouble and purifies the blood.
Durham Herald editorial notes the passage of a Constitutional Amendment seems certain as Republicans appear powerless to stop it without Democratic or Populist support, questioning the outcome if main parties stay quiet and outside help is absent.
In Albany a dairyman waited for a doctor for his sick child. Unable to wait, he bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy at a local drug store. The child improved before the doctor arrived. The family later recommended the remedy to neighbors, creating steady demand for it in the area. Foreste by W. AL Hayes, Drugist.
A garbled notice reports the Pats Exposition opening in April with fewer attendees than expected and mentions transportation fare concerns across the waters. It preserves the core entities but lacks clear details.
Mrs Cassin Zimmer Miles endorses a speed year for fourths colds croup and sore throat. One Minute Cough Cure is pleasant for children to take and recommended by mothers. It treats throat and lung diseases and claims to prevent consumption with immediate results.
In a Chicago Herald item a wit asks how Adinrat Dewey never ranked redwed before marriage. The joke resolves that he became Mrs Dewey's second mate, a playful line about marriage and status in a social gag.
State officers to be filled this year include Governor and state treasurer and other listed posts. The Commissioner of Insurance will not be elected by the people but appointed by the Governor, with the Adjutant General and some others similarly chosen.
A fragmentary ad style note touts One Minute Cough Cure as swiftly easing coughs and throat ailments amid wartime distress. It mentions citizens in Poste Rea facing hunger and a disease relief claim, with endorsements from local figures including W A Hayes and Harries Evans.
Special correspondence from Wake Forest N C reports a March 8 lecture by M E Baitte of Raleigh on the career and character of Senator Zebulon Vance. Baitte drew on personal knowledge and anecdotes to highlight Vance’s truthfulness and patriotism, praising his leadership and public service.
An old dramatic cancer warning touts Swift's Specific as a cure for cancer, detailing a patient testimonial from Winston, NC, and promising a free book from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta. The piece emphasizes cancer as hereditary, virulent in the blood, and not reducible by surgery, urging readers to seek S S S as the cure.
Wheeler and Wilson lead the market with a perfect set of attachments and a powerful rocker for satisfaction. Calls attention to the best treaders, second hand machines, and prices, urging buyers to compare and trust their catalog.
An unreliable OCR fragment reports Renick Shanal warned after months of illness that he would die without a costly operation. A supposed remedy, Baeklen's Arnica, is mentioned. The piece notes a drug store on WA Shiyes Street and a patient named Jadae Dossey Battle, described as very sick with a feared severe illness.
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