Testimonial claims Swamp Root relieves kidney pain in Ripon
A 1911 testimonial from Ripon Wisconsin asserts kidney pain and backache were eased by Swamp Root after work fatigue. Thomas J. Lynch and local druggist E. J. Burnside describe and certify the sworn statement dated November 15 1911, with Kilmer's product marketed in the home.
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Ripon
Wis
C. J. Burnside
Main Street
Thomas J. Lynch
Newbury Street
Dr Kilmer
E. J. Burnside
F. A. Preston
Merins
Swamp-Root Ad Promises Relief From Bladder Ailments
An early 20th century advertisement touts Swamp-Root from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton N Y, urging readers to prove its claims with a ten cent trial and mentioning regular bottle sizes sold in drug stores. The copy emphasizes bladder and urinary benefits and directs readers to send for information.
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Or. Kilmer & Co
Amton
N.Y
Ami
Dr. Kil Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Ain Saith
Christmas visits and local social notes in Scotland Neck
Route No 2 items from Scotland Neck list residents visiting relatives during Christmas. Names include Taylor Bartholomew Glas, Miss Glydis Keel, Vera House, Johnnie Kirkland, family of G H Kirkland, W O Stone, Mrs G Arvey, Hattie Downing, Sadie Harper, Delphie Staten, M J Ivey, Julie Works, Cecil Simmons, Della Roebuck, Letia House, Moltie K, H C Bass. Ends with a stray garbled line about stomach and bonnet.
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Scotland Neck
Taylor Bartholomew
J. B. Glassow
Louisburg
Lucy A. Ivey
Glydis Keel
Bethel
Vera House
Johnnie Kirkland
Littleton
G. H. Kirkland
W. O. Stone
Louisburs
G Arvey
Juiie Works
Sadi Harper
Tattie M. Downing
Cecil Simmons
Bh. Simmons
Della Roebuck
Miss Letia House
Moltie K
H.C. Bass
Hissent
Reception for Robert Dunn Bridal Party
A lavish home reception on Second Street honored the Robert Dunn bridal party. Guests wore elegant gowns, with Laura Alice Robert in light green and Miss Mannie Robert in pink chiffon. Attendants included Miss Susie Robert and Mrs Agrell, among others, as Macon GA newspaper coverage notes.
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Harry Robert
Second Street
Robert- Dunn
Laura Alice Robert
Mannie Robert
Sarah Burdick
Gainesville
Fla
George Hunter
Dallas
Texas
Agrell
Augusta
Susie Robert
Frederick Gregory
Macon
Malaria Report From Eastern Carolina Expert
Government malaria expert Dr von Ezdorf reports 10 to 15 percent of eastern Carolina residents tested carry malaria parasites. He notes many infections go undetected and urges those with past malaria to take quinine weekly for six weeks to eradicate the disease, enabling mosquitos to bite freely next season without spreading malaria.
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von Ezdorf
Carolina
Infant Knight Dies at Two Weeks in Drapers X Reads
Little Al vis Columbus Knight infant son of Mr and Mrs J M Knight died December 22 after a short life of 16 days. Remains were laid to rest December 24 at 2 pm in Central Cross Methodist cemetery. Community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Drapers
Alvis Columbus
J. M. Knight
Jaiy
Central Cross Church
Jesus
Nevell
James Nevell
Ringwood
Asnevill
Glenview
Training School Respens Opens After Holidays With Large Rejections
East Carolina Teachers Training School resumed January 6 after Christmas. The president again faced high demand for admission, denying 148 applicants this school year and nearly 1200 since the institution began five years ago. A new dormitory is under construction and should be ready for spring term in March.
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Greenville
East Carolina Teachers Training School
Shaw University Fires 200 Striking Students
In Raleigh on January 6, two hundred Shaw University students were entered on the register as dishonorably discharged after a strike. They had until 3 pm to seek reinstatement but none did. About 25 students remain in good standing, including male theological pupils and girls in industrial departments. The revolt followed demands to oust President Meserve, who vows to stay in his post with support from the American Baptist Mission Board and local citizens.
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Raleigh
Shaw University
Coloed
Meserve
Doctor Meserve
American Baptist Mission Board
John the Baptist Preacher in City Streets Warns Sinners
An archaic text depicts John the Baptist preaching in major cities urging confession and repentance. He warns of judgment, describes his austere garb and diet, and calls for thorough cleansing of false professors while preparing the way for the Great Evangelist.
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John
D. D’s
Dr J R Gordon Urges Full State Birth Death Registration
Dr Gordon states the aim is complete birth and death registration across the state. He will meet with physicians registrars and families to explain the law and its enforcement, then conduct field work checking reports and locating unreported births and deaths. The goal is public endorsement of the law for future generations.
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Guilford
Gordon
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Urges Safe Child Relief
An old advertisement promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a perfectly safe remedy for children to relieve intestinal worms. It claims rapid relief from foul breath, dark under eyes, thirst, flushed and pale cheeks, swollen abdomen, and cramping, touting a laxative effect and health benefits. The ad urges purchasing two boxes for 25 cents and lists Indian Medical Company in Philadelphia or St. Louis as suppliers.
Fragmented 1920s musings mix politics and daily life
A jumbled collection of opinions notes war rhetoric and social tidbits. The writer muses on Turkey Greece and Huerta, politics in Texas, romance insurance, and radium scams, blending conspiracy tones with everyday humor and newspaper chatter.
Bucklen’s Cold Cure for Frostbite Advised by Bucklen Co
The advertisement extols Bucklen and Co remedies for frost bitten skin and chilblain symptoms. It claims quick relief for hands and feet, skin eruptions, itching, and burns with products available in Philadelphia or St. Louis. The terse copy emphasizes rapid home use and broad skin care claims.
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Woby
HE. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Denton Granted 30 Day Reprieve After Whiskey Raid
Tarboro report states R A Denton, jailed for possessing about 500 gallons of whiskey and sentenced to 12 months, had his appeal affirmed by the Supreme Court. He was arrested this morning but released an hour later after Governor Craig granted a 30 day reprieve to allow him time to arrange his business affairs.
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Tarboro
R.A. Denton
Supreme Court
Craig
Denton
Tariff revenue exceeds expectations and aims to lower prices
The Tariffan shows tariff revenue beating estimates as officials predicted little fall. Government gains are projected at $9 000 000 more than 1914, despite a November drop of over $4,000,000. December figures suggest the decline under 1912 is $2,700,000, with hopes for cheaper clothing and food.
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State Journal
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A.N. Dubois
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Ter Reahy
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