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Newspaper
Salem Times Register
Location
Salem, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1903
Page
4
An unsigned editorial extols newspapers for accuracy and public service while condemning sham papers. It lauds editors as responsible leaders and condemns Governor Pennypacker's words as lacking in respect, citing Leslie's Weekly for the critique.
W. 8. Philpot of Albany, Georgia says a single small dose of De Witt’s Little Early Risers relieved his billious attack without unpleasant effects. He compares them favorably to calomel and blue mass and calls them ideal pills. Sold by W. B. Dillard Drug Co.
Dr Wilbur Chapman at Chautauqua Sunday August 1 discusses the Prodigal Son as a parable of the bereaved father. He argues Jesus received sinners to rescue them, contrasting lost money and sheep that are hunted with the prodigal son who must return willingly after partaking in worldly sin. The Philadelphia Press reports the interpretation.
A wealthy woman hires Mr Jones to teach her poodle to swim. He tests the dog by tossing it far into the water, then dries and praises the animal. He suggests two more lessons, scheduled between 10 and 12, to complete the training.
A stray collection of quotes on health and society cites Dr. Hughes Bennett on fat intake and diet and then shifts to remarks on marriage and money. The piece blends medical opinion with light social commentary and humorous observations about wives, husbands, and inheritance.
Miss Edna Pate visits her mother on Government Hill after three years in Crawford New Jersey. James Hicks leaves for Stone Cliffe to begin work. Annie Johnson returns from Norfolk to visit her mother. Cora Spurlark leaves for Roanoke to visit relatives before returning to Illinois. Prof Lindsay, famed musician, gave a program at John Wesley M E Church and funds his students’ education locally. Essex Noel moves his family to town. Rev Walker Smith to conduct meetings at New Castle next month. Prof Wilson now offers organs and pianos at Chapman street with trusted quality.
A Salem man recounts a dreamlike incident that proved real when kidney pain and urinary issues vanished after using Deans Kidney Pills. He praises quick relief after a short treatment and urges readers to remember the brand and buy from local dealers.
Dr George A Dorsey of the Field Columbian Museum in Chicago argues the sun dance is a religion protected by the Constitution and criticizes Mr Seger over his Washington statements. He adds he and Dr Mooney did not instigate any torture and only learned of it after the ceremony ended.
In Williamson West Virginia on August 11, William Cohen a white man entered the circuit clerk’s office with a colored woman to obtain a marriage license. Unable to pay the fee he left but collapsed and died just outside the room.
An old advert promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a universal remedy for eczema and skin ailments. It claims internal use purifies blood to heal sores and boils, with a free sample offer and medical advice via mail from Atlanta Georgia.
Commencing June 1 and ending Sept 30 excursion tickets to Norfolk and Western resorts and principal stations are issued for return passage to Oct 31 1903. Send for Summer folder detailing Mountain Spring and Resorts boarding houses locations elevations and rates in Virginia. W B Bar TA General Passenger Agent.
A dividend of admonition and sales pitch notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as essential for minor injuries and burns. The blurb claims it can prevent fatalities from burns sores ulcers and piles and advertises it for 25 cents at W. T. Younger's Drug Store.
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