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Newspaper

Salem Times Register And Sentinel

Location

Salem, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

6

Prohibition Drive Aims at Virginia Democratic Unity

Richmond Times-Dispatch reports the Anti-Saloon League plans to press for state wide prohibition at the Roanoke Democratic convention on June 11. Aimed at uniting anti liquor forces, the move may pit Governor hopefuls against Judge Mann, with Rev James Cannon Jr as a potential organizer. The convention could influence public mood though legality rests with the 1910 Legislature.

Richmond Times-Dispatch Anti-Saloon League Mann Organization Gaerne Hood Virginia James Cannon Vantom Anti- Saloon League Judge Mann

Daniel Webster's First Case Against the Woodchuck

A Philadelphia Ledger retells a boyhood courtroom scene as Daniel Webster pleads for a woodchuck’s life. Ezekiel argues the creature harms crops and deserves death. Daniel contends creation grants the animal a right to life and asks mercy. The judge is their father.

Daniel Webster Daniel Ezekiel Woodchuck Reekiel Philadelphia Ledger

Alone with Conscience in a Silent Place

A reflective poem describes sitting alone with conscience in a silent room. The speaker recalls past thoughts and warnings, fearing a future judgment after death, and awakens from a vivid, moral reckoning that lingers as a warning.

Atel Dhewe

Grand Family Medicine Promoted by Frank Conlan

Mr Frank Conlan of 486 Houston Street New York extols Electric Titters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver issues and weak kidneys. He claims it regulates digestion purifies blood and restores vigor for both sexes. Sold under guarantee at W T Youngers drug store Oc

Frank Conlan Houston Street New York W. T. Youngers Drug Store

I Rode On The Thing Nine Times At The Chautauqua

Ezra answers a townsman about a recent Chatauqua experience saying he enjoyed it very much and that he rode the event thing nine times. The exchange uses rural dialect and highlights the speaker’s excitement about the activity.

Ezra

What the Little Shoes Said

A child’s shoes narrate their wearied vigil beside a sleeping boy. The verse frames domestic life with playful irony as shoes envy the child’s rest while they remain outside. The speaker imagines carrying him away to a nightly roam, leaving behind clean sheets and the world’s duties.

Sore healed by Bucklen Arnica Salve purchase

Rural Route 1 Cochran Georgia resident Tom Moore credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing a persistent instep sore after using less than half a 25 cent box. Sold at W. T. Younster's drug store. The note includes unrelated quotations about fortune and character.

Tom Moore Cochran Bucklen W. T. Younster

Surveying services offered in Salem by Chas B Turner

The advertisement states Charles B. Turner of Salem Virginia offers mapping and surveying on short notice with moderate prices and prompt attention to business. Contact by phone or mail at Salem Virginia.

Salem Chas. B. Turner Adaline Spencer Estella Hanks Charles Hanks Pppaak Bonotice Honnoke County Ilatiora Chis W. Tinks Slice Tid Lily Jacot Naer Anid Dneeb Baer Virginia Cnet Howard Winston Rechstrar Charlottesville Thomas Powell Wirginii Salem Times-Register and Sentinel Testes Chas Denit Hubertson MALL Wooods Jackson Ing

Loan request secured by property ad

Wanted to borrow seven hundred dollars under a three year term secured by property valued at two thousand five hundred dollars. Address Mrs A G Snyder. May 21, 1908.

A. G. Snyder

Confidential letters aid women in private illnesses

A Lynn Massachusetts sender promotes Mrs Pinkham’s private correspondence for sick women. With thirty years of experience she claims to understand issues women cannot explain to their doctors. Referenced letters from grateful readers allegedly prove the effectiveness of her guidance.

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient

Mrs Norman R Barnett of Allen town Pa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her organic derangement and female weakness after a surgeon advised operation. The ad touts the tonic for thirty years as a standard remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities cramps backache and nervous pros tration.

Norman R. Barnett Allentown Lydia BE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

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