Tobacco Crop Outlook and Centennial at Salem Female Academy
State Commissioner Patterson predicts North Carolina tobacco crop at 150000 pounds this year. Many distinguished figures from across the United States will gather in Winston-Salem May 22 to 29 for the Centennial of the Salem Female Academy with notable exercises. James J. Bartoo of the American Board of Foreign Missions contributed a May article on the Ellen M. Stone captivity in Wowan's Home Companion. Published by The Crowell Publishing Co., Springfield, Ohio. One dollar yearly, ten cents a copy, sample free.
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Patterson
North Carolina
United States
Winston-Salem
N. C
Salem Female Academy
James J. Bartoo
American Board of Foreign Missions
May Wowan’s Home Companion
Ellen M. Stone
the Crowell Publishing Co
Springfield
Ohio
Cardus
Cardui
Market Street
Memphis
Tenn
Thedford
Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Uses
Reveals a great secret on how such lasting cures are effected by Dr King's New Discovery for consumption. It cuts out phlegm and infected mucus and enriches the blood to heal inflamed throats and lungs. Hard colds and stubborn coughs yield to the infallible remedy with guaranteed bottles at 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free at W A Hayes' drug store.
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Dr. King
W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store
Republican State Convention Delay Slated to August 28
The Republican State Convention planned for August 21 is postponed due to a conflict with the State Confederate Veterans Association. Officials indicate a likely rescheduling to August 28, keeping the event in late August.
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Confederate Veterans’ Association
Drowning Man Finds Relief in Kodol for Digestion
Six years after a bout with severe stomach trouble labeled dyspepsia by doctors Geo S Marsh a Nocona Texas attorney recounts his search for relief. He tried pepsin and other medicines until he found Kodol which he says rapidly improved his condition and fully restored his health.
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Geo. S. Marsh
Nocona
Tex
W.A Hayes
County farmers expect more corn and less cotton
Statesville residents heard farmers from various county sections predict increased corn planting this year and a decline in cotton acreage, reflecting a shift in crop plans after recent observations.
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Statesville
Whooping cough remedy praised by Alabama mother
WHoorine Cowen recounts how her three children and baby avoided severe outcomes from whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She notes her eldest daughter called for cough syrup between fits, and that families who used the remedy had healthier recoveries than those who did not. Thief Remedy sold by W A Hayes, Druggist.
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Jessie Pinkey Hall
Springville
Ala
Tor Eale
W. A. Hayes
Spring and Summer Goods at Southern Store
Special invitation to Orange and surrounding counties to visit a large store with a wide stock. Goods direct from factories, cash prices, and small profit. Dress goods, clothing for men and youths, shoes, hats, hardware, glassware, tinware, crockery, groceries, fertilizers, wagons, buggies, cook stoves and furniture. Visit to see stock, ask questions, and compare prices.
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Orange
North Carolina
Trees Overcrowding Forces Action in Greensboro
The Greensboro Record notes that the current trait shows few injuries and the trees are densely packed, leaving officials considering measures to relieve the overcrowding and improve conditions.
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Greensboro
Patent Remedy Claim Promoted for Consumption Cure
A citizen from Finch Arkansas writes that Foley’s Honey and Tar is the best cure for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it has cured consumption in early stages. W A Hayes.
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A A. Herren
Finch
Arkansas
Foley
W. A. Hayes
Can Factory Planned for Local Surplus Tomatoes
The Littleton Reporter notes a canning facility to operate this summer to process surplus tomatoes in the area. Local officials and merchants anticipate job creation and increased supply for regional markets as operations commence this season.
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Littleton
Graham-Yearby Drug Co promises fresh stock and wide range
The Hillsboro ad promotes Graham-Yearby Drug Co offerings from Cinars-Astorettes to Talcum Powders and Colgates, touting fresh, pure drugs and an extensive rubber goods line. In a separate note, the Brooklyn Citizen cites a 5 cent per dozen egg tariff, urging Congress to repeal to lower prices and restore supply.
Triplet Gibbs brothers from Goshen claim health and loyalty
Alfred Heinze of Quincy endorses De Witt's Little Early Risers used by three Gibbs brothers living in Wilkes county Goshen. The 69 year old Confederate veterans vote Democratic despite residing in a Republican stronghold. He praises the pills as safe and effective with no griping.
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Goshen
Wilkes County
Gibbs
Lee
de Witt
Alfred Heinze
Quincy
W. A. Hayes
Wilmington Star reports U S iron and steel rise
The country becomes the world’s leading steel producer with output leaping from 6,046,310 tons in 1895 to 18,369,611 tons in 1901, more than doubling in seven years.
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Wilmington Star
Money Cure By Kipney On A Prescription Basis
A Chicago physician provides a prescribed Kipney Cure for Money, claiming pure, scientifically blended ingredients to maximize value. Internal Revenue receipts at Deputy Collector Bowling's Durham office show April total of 249,85678 dollars, rising from March figures. Administrator M. Noble seeks all claims against the estate of Alice J. Noble, deceased, by April 15, 1903, or risk loss.
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Chicago
W.A Hayes
Internal Revenue
Bowling
Durham
Alice J. Noble
M. OG
Noble
A Lesson In HeEatta Kidney Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts O Leys Kidney Cure claiming to restore healthy kidneys by filtering impurities from blood. It asserts the remedy cures all kidney and bladder diseases and strengthens the system, signed W A Hayes.
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Oley
W. A. Hayes
Executor Dr Kemp P Battle Settles Mary Ruffin Smith Estate
Dr Kemp P Battle, one of the executors, settled the Mary Ruffin Smith estate in Hillsboro last week. He collected over $18,000 in total, with residuary legatees the two Episcopal Dioceses of North Carolina each receiving 6500 dollars after expenses and specific bequests.
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Kemp P. Battle
Hillsboro
Mary Ruffin Smith
North Carolina
Arnica Salve Claims Quick Cure For Skin Ailments
Stand Like A Stone Wall Between your children and the tortures of itching and burning eczema scaldhead or other skin diseases. How why by using Bartlen’s Arnica Salve earth's greatest healer. Quickest cure for Ulcers Fever Sores Salt Rheom Cats Burns or Bruises. Infallible for Piles. 25c at W A Hayes' drug store.
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Earth
W. A. Hayes
The Best Family Paper and Sabbath Reading
An advertisement touts New York Witness as a wide range family weekly and Sabbath paper. It highlights sections such as Foreign News, Money and Business, Farm and Garden, and Mission reports. It promotes 16 pages for $1 a year and Sabbath Reading for 50 cents, with sample copies available from John Doigalt & Co.
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NEW York Weekly Witness
Witness
Wate
Usw
Geo. R. Scott
Talmage
John Doigalt, & CO
The President's Mother Story From The Ladies Home Journal
A cousin of Martha Bulloch recounts her romance with Theodore Roosevelt and the path to motherhood of a future president. The June Ladies Home Journal details meeting, courtship, marriage, and a long stagecoach honeymoon, with unknown facts about Martha Bulloch Roosevelt. Published by Curtis Publishing Company.
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Martha Bullock
Georgia
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Ladies’ Home Journal
Martha Bulloch
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal describes fourteen years of pain from sciatic rheumatism and his cure after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He reports immediate relief and lasting recovery and urges others to try the liniment available from W A Hayes, Druggist.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Chamberlain
W. A. Hayes
St Louis Exposition Delayed to 1904 Due to Preparation and Exhibits
Indications point to the St Louis Exposition being postponed from 1903 to 1904. The delay is to allow time to prepare the grounds and arrangements, and to accommodate European nations that have informed they cannot arrange exhibits in 1903 but could in 1904.
Foley’s Kidney Cure Ad for Travelers and Trainmen
A period advertisement warns travelers and railway workers that constant motion injures kidneys. It touts Foley’s Kidney Cure as a remedy and cites a locomitive engineer from Lima, Ohio who claims kidney relief after using the product.
Teachers' Assembly Moves Meeting to Morehead City
The Executive Committee cancel Wrightsville Beach plans due to a conflict with the North Carolina Medical Society meeting. The Teachers' Assembly will convene in Morehead City from June 10 to 15, with arrangements already made.
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Teachers’ Assembly
North Carolina Medical Society
Wrightsville
Morehead City
No Loss of Time with Tim's Remedy Says Threshers
H R Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma reports selling five bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who could not go farther yet kept on working. The remedy saved a day of work and should be kept at home. For sale by W A Hayes Druggist.
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Tims
Chamberlain
H. R. Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
W. A. Hayes
From Overwork to Health via Electric Bitters
Champ Clark, Missouri congressman, describes collapsing from campaign stress and sleeplessness and credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring his health. The medicine is touted as the best overall remedy sold by druggists, priced at 50 cents and guaranteed by W. A. Hayes.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
W. A. Hayes
Salem Academy and College to Celebrate Centennial
Salem Academy and College, formerly Salem Female Academy before adding a collegiate course, will mark its centennial from May 22 to 29 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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Salem Female Academy
Salem Academy and College
Winston- Salem
N. C
De Witts Witch Hazel Salve Advertisement Claims Cure
A vintage ad warns that neglect causes burns, wounds, and skin sores not healing, touts De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as preventing complications and curing long standing sores. It includes a testimonial from H. C. Hardy of Yankeetown Indiana and warns to beware of counterfeit products.
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DeWitt
de Witt
H. C. Hardy
Yankeetown
Ind
W. A. Hayes
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James Webb, JR
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Lima
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Oxford
Ora Person
Granville
Supreme Court
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State
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Oe & Graham
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Alamance
Person and
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William J. Miller
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Foveeie School Books
Nave
University Publishing Co
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H. L. Parisi
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Fourz
Dlvid
E. Foutz
A. Hayes
Drugginst
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Caldwell & Tompkins, Publishers
J. P. Caldwell
Washington
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