05 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
1
A fragmentary recipe describes sugar cookies with butter sugar and water, plus soda mixture. directions mention rolling thin and sugaring, then a maple sugar layer with sour milk and soda, followed by a filling of syrup and butter and a cooling spread. The text is garbled but preserves core baking steps and ingredients.
A physician endorses Chamberlain's Cough and Cold remedy for children of all ages, claiming it relieves obstinate cold and cough symptoms. The letter, signed by Mary R B Mgnt, D, PhD, asserts the product is non parco and safe for universal gains in cold relief.
The Tower and Soudon miners and Tower residents erected an iron monument to William McKinley with four inscribed plates noting his birth in 1843 and presidency. The piece then shifts to a critique of harsh partisan rhetoric, urging restraint and reflecting on Civil War era voting rights and education.
A letter and responses discuss Christian white attitudes toward the colored race in the South. W J Northen cites _the proper solution_ requires intelligence and grace, noting racial distinctness and the risks of mixing, while urging support for negro education, employment, churches, and Gospel work.
A column reasserts opposition to miscegenation contrasting white and black humanity as distinct by nature. It references Dr Roosevelt’s dinner invitation as an alarming social signal and rails against racial mixing citing divine plans and constitutional differences.
Rev Tos B Warwick reports cure after using Gooch’s Mexican Syrup for four years of asthma. Adody claims three bottles cured him and urges others to try it. Also promotes remedy for cough and whooping cough at a price of 25 cents.
An old advertisement compares grain fed horses with grass fed ones to argue feeding affects energy in children. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a dietary aid that increases appetite digestion and blood, claiming it strengthens and grows children. The copy notes the trademark on the bottle and lists price and address.
A Saturday Evening Post excerpt discusses saving habits and the impact of small leaks on fortune, health, and character. It cites Franklin and other figures, endorses frugality, and cautions against minor moral lapses that erode personal responsibility. It also promotes Perry Davis Painkiller and Chamberlain's remedy with testimonial notes.
A traditional remedy touted for over fifty years claims to soothe teething pain curb wind colic and relieve diarrhoea in infants. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle, with an urging to buy only this brand.
Train times listed for Washington to Parmelel and Parmelel to Washington daily except Sunday with morning and afternoon departures, branch connections to Tarboro Plymouth Goldsboro Nashville Rocky Mount Clinton Weldon rail links, and officials H M Emerson J R Keenly General Manager Traffic Manager.
The piece argues cheerful people enjoy longer life and better health. It cites Thackeray on attitude, notes that laughter strengthens health and friendships, and urges maintaining a cheerful bearing despite adult responsibilities. A smile is presented as the keeper of wisdom.
A fragment references Cascarets Candy Cathartic trademark and a light blue metal box stamped c C C. It then shifts to a dialogue about love at first sight and wealth, ending with a crude word. The readable content mixes product labeling with abrupt dialogue.
Gazette letter from Wockner endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective after two months of severe coughing. He praises its cure and recommends others try the medicine sold by E T Whitehead & Co.
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