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22 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
1
fney Yretchie Takes ou Mrs Lucch of Dr.
A New York reader recalls fennel tasting like celery and triggering memories of grandmother’s New England village. The piece then shifts to a collage of scattered notes on posters, Roman bridges, and a humorous classroom anecdote about the pope’s nose, each offering a fragment of cultural history.
Prof. W Volz of Bresley University reports the Kubits a secluded people in Sumatra’s forest interior living as do apes in habit and lifestyle.
Washington notes national party conventions are nearing with focus on primaries and the Taft era. Rep. Ransdell discusses rivers and harbors funding and policy. A state corn yield contest awards up to 15.60 and outlines district prizes for under 18 participants.
Ivory pieces the size of turquoise are shaped and left 11 days in a saturated ammoniacal copper oxide solution in water to form artificial turquoise. After rinsing and drying, the color is checked and the process can be repeated if the tone is not deep enough.
A cork cannot rise from 200 feet below the surface due to water pressure. At shallower depths it will gradually return to the surface.
Advertisement for a laxative product by E. ty. Whitehead Co. touts non purging tablets that tone and strengthen digestive organs. Claimed benefits include relief of chronic constipation without side effects, with pricing for 12, 36, and 89 tablet bottles sold at The Rexall Store in Scotland Neck.
Counties Martin Greene Lenoir and Duplin provided during February for free examination and treatment of hookworm disease. Total counties with such provision reaches thirty one with twenty completed and five counties operating simultaneously. About 66000 people have been treated and many cures seen across counties.
The E. T. Whitehead Co announces Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion relief. Bis muth Subnitrate and Pepsia components aim to soothe nerves and strengthen digestion with a money back guarantee after a reasonable trial. Three sizes 25, 50 cents and $1.00.
Washington reports for 1911 North Carolina paid 7 316 977 18 in receipts from customs internal revenue and other taxes while federal disbursements to the state totaled 1 354 100 58. The net excess paid by the state over what it received from the Fed ersal totaled 5 926 877 60.
In old days calomel was the sole liver remedy but it weakens the liver and causes salivation. Dodson's Liver-Tone strengthens the liver while it works, is plant based and pleasant to take, and suited for all ages. E. T. Whitehead Company sells it with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Lois Edmonds, 12, of Iowa, visits Washington with boy and girl champions. She earned the state bread title by intuition, using home mill flour and a twice risen dough baked in a medium oven, while officials seek a recipe she does not possess.
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