08 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
1
The damaged text hints at a public sale involving medical or pharmaceutical topics and references to kidneys and bladder. It mentions Dr Ritmer and NEY and a booklet offer about kidney health. The garbled content suggests sale of a book or remedy through local drag stores.
An advertisement for A N DuBois, a consulting analytical textile and sanitary chemist in Wilmington. It promotes analysis of products including oils, mineral waters, dairy products, and provides pricing and service details in a period style.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions President Wylen and Vice President, a test print by a public printer, and a first indirect copy of a hill or bill. It references letters to/sent to senators, and a formal message from President Wilton with cordial closing. reads like a garbled historical note on a political document.
A wartime era agricultural bulletin shows price changes in North and South Carolina. It notes declines in some items, sharp rises in others, and mentions specific figures for dairy and farm products as of December 1.
The obituary details the life of Mr. Brown a Halifax town resident and Civil War veteran. He joined Company M Regiment under Capt General Ransom and rose to sergeant admired for kindness and leadership. Married Mary Louise Wood in 1865 they had eleven children. He lived in Yellon and was buried near the family plot on December 23. Survivors include several children and daughters in law across Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Washington, DC December 20 191% A letter from Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania members of the Hina delegation urges Hon Claude Kitchin to support Underwood for the Senate vacancy. They promise aid to maintain a united delegation and bolster state influence in Congress.
The article argues that the United States leads in production of key goods and that foreign investment remains high, noting a large favorable trade balance for the year. It criticizes discontent and unrest and defends big business against foreign suspicion and anti-growth sentiment.
Raleigh 39 reports attorney Fenn Bickett to carry to the supreme court the question of Dr Salisbury and Martian county retaining the director seat on the board. Governor Craig and Croome figure in the dispute with claims over appointment and possible court action. The issue centers on the authority to appoint and the right to sit on the governing board despite prior objections.
The text references Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and lung issues. It mentions formulations or uses in Philadelphia and St. Louis areas with partial product notes and claims of effectiveness.
OCR garble mentions relatives and a health remedy from a mail order firm in Philadelphia. It includes phrases about relief for pains and worms, claiming benefits to the system and health of a clan, with references to a product sold by a drug company.
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