23 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
1
J M Depp of Paris Texas writes he used Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney trouble about a year and regained health. He thanks Dr Kilmer and offers to spread the sample bottle offer, noting bottles are sold nationwide and urging others to try the tonic.
Woodrow Wisser argues the nation needs a broad body to safeguard ambitious energies and ensure fair access to markets. He criticizes the concentration of power among a few leaders, urging radical but calm reforms to expand opportunity and curb the strong from crushing the weak, as discussed in World's Work.
The Union Farmer argues fertilizer expense is high and misused without soil tests. It advocates soil-chemical analysis and on farm experimental mixes, reported after harvest, to improve fertilizer efficiency as North Carolina spends over twelve million dollars yearly.
Hon E L Travis was elected chairman to succeed Franklin McNeill whose term expired yesterday Judge George P Pell of Winston Salem joined as new member A J Maxwell was re elected clerk and J S Griffin re elected stenographer No changes were made in other members of the force
Easter falls on Sunday March 23 this year with one of the earliest possible dates. The season is defined by the first Sunday after the full moon following March 21, and the full moon occurs Saturday March 22.
Raleigh reports a grand ceremony for Locke Craig's induction as governor with a massive parade, militia companies, bands, and 20 600 attendees. The oath was administered by Chief Justice Walter Clark as crowds cheered Craig and the assembled officials. A luncheon at the governor’s mansion followed, with a public reception that evening.
Ex Governor Kitchin returned to Roxboro with a large local welcome. Mayor Winstead spoke for the town and county, expressing pleasure at his homecoming. Kitchin thanked the crowd but hinted he may not remain permanently, noting the county's near unanimous support. Mrs Kitchin and the family had already returned to Roxboro.
Mrs Mercelina Esalda aged 105 and Pleasanino Leon aged 80 obtained a marriage license in Los Angeles. Leon plans to challenge a recent court order appointing Mrs Claudia Lugo, the granddaughter, as guardian. Lugo will contest the action.
A Jan 6 dispatch from Southeast Alabama reports that Alabama voters chose to abolish or modify county fee systems by legislative acts. The change will affect Jefferson County, home to Birmingham, signaling the start of ending the fee regime in the state. The governor and officials discuss safeguards as legal amendments proceed in the January session.
Advertisement touts Carswell's Liver-Aid as a harmless remedy for weak livers and stomach misery. It claims to purify the body, aid digestion, relieve headaches malaria and kidney troubles, and can be used by children. Available from E. T. Whitehead Company for 50 cents a bottle with a guarantee.
On January 17 a large Democratic caucus unanimously ratified Senator Simmons for another term in the United States Senate. The formal election is set for next Tuesday. The caucus, led by R A Doughton and Senator Leslie Davis, praised Simmons as the people’s choice. Governor Craig attended as a spectator and was cheered upon arrival.
In R I eizh last week William Jennings Bryan argued education beats physical strength in modern life. He warned that denying schooling harms a boy more than losing an arm, advocating a six month term for all country boys and girls. The public schools enjoy strong statewide support as the next Legislature approaches.
A Raleigh Times column explains frugal career advice noting steps to avoid unemployment. It urges quitting a current post to improve prospects, warns against loafing, and critiques pool hall work, alcohol, and cigarette habits as hindrances to steady employment. It emphasizes practical readiness and a clean record.
A women's suffrage amendment to North Carolina's constitution was introduced in the House by Representative Cie. The bill mandates submitting the amendment to a general election vote. A separate bill by Mr. cinder guards the piee on windows of all passenger coaches.
Our representatives in the House have announced committee assignments: W T Clements on Constitutional Amendments Salaries and Fees and Finance. W P Whit serves on He lt A Agriculture Question of Liquor Traffic and Education. Wats Elishant is noted as the water elephant, a newly discovered animal from central Asia.
A fragment notes a supposed inquest in Brazil about an old man slipping on a banana skin. It claims a policeman would arrest and fine or jail anyone who throws a banana or orange skin on the roadway, per the London Daily Graphic.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Burdock Hood Bitters for impure blood and liver issues. It hints at miners, markets, and a family context, though specifics are unclear. The text references unhealthy conditions and dubious medical remedies amid a chaotic historical page segment.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a wartime era medical ad or remedy claim about relieving cold feet and discomfort. The readable bits mention a carbolic rank and promises of preventing trouble, but specifics and context are missing.
An Allen's Foot-Fase powder offers instant relief in foot baths for chilblains and foot aches. For lasting comfort, use Boot Base antiseptic powder in your shoes. Available at all draggists for 25e.
A testimonial from Hon. John R. Garrett Mayor of Girard Alabama praises Dean's Ointment for curing persistent itching. He states the torment ended and the result was lasting after trying various remedies.
The text reflects on prayer as a power within hearts converting to righteousness. It asserts inner heavenly love yields effective prayer, even without spoken words, attributed to Chauncey Giles.
Five years ago F. F. Fish of Brooklyn Michigan suffered severe chronic constipation. The advertisement claims Chamberlains Tablets cured him. Sold by all dealers.
A clipped domestic exchange unfolds as Hubby asks how many gowns will be required for a planned event. The wife replies with a concise response about wardrobe needs, reflecting common household budgeting concerns.
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