Sickness Weakens Kidneys Prompts Remedy Offer
An aged plea from a reader describes kidney pain and hip discomfort and mentions a remedy sold by Kilmer & Company in City, Alabama. A sales offer promises a sample booklet and a 50 dollar bottle.
24 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
1
An aged plea from a reader describes kidney pain and hip discomfort and mentions a remedy sold by Kilmer & Company in City, Alabama. A sales offer promises a sample booklet and a 50 dollar bottle.
A column of witty riffs on Roosevelt, taxation, roads funding for Illinois, social mores, and Wall Street, mixing politics, sports, and public figures with light satire. Mentions Andrew Carnegie, Col Roosevelt, and prominent themes from national life.
The readable fragments discuss Well 1 and land analysis for improving water or output. References to Cotton Seed Oil Products Dairy and Earth appear, suggesting annual checks and potential additions to enhance quality. Specific details are incomplete.
A newspaper feature extols Scott's Emulsion as predigested body-food helping weary women balance household duties with rest and vigor. It touts relief from fatigue and weak nerves, claiming direct health benefits to organs and blood without alcohol or drugs. Doan's Regulets are recommended for natural bowel movements.
The New York Tribune argues that lawmakers wrongly cede game birds to shooters. It contends 95 percent belong to nonshooters and urges stopping killing to restore game. Prohibition is praised as the path to save the birds, opposing gunner greed and overharvesting.
The Evening Chronicle notes worry as a pervasive American disease driven by prosperity, vocation climates, and societal pressures. It argues worry weakens health, harms character, and pervades business, home, and social life, urging avoidance of constant fretfulness.
Prof L W Bagley and his wife are moving to Thomasville where he has accepted a position at the local orphanage. Friends of Education in Littleton express regret at their departure after years of work in teaching and moral uplift, while wishing them success in the new post.
The first bale of the 1913 cotton crop sold at the New York Cotton Exchange for 20 cents a pound. Weighing 505 pounds, it was raised at Lyford Cameron Texas and shipped to the exchange for charity.
Governor Craig issued a proclamation designating September 24 as the start of an extraordinary session of the General Assembly with a 20 day limit. The session aims to set railroad rates and relations and to review constitutional amendments following a Constitutional Commission report. The governor hopes for an amicable railroad settlement beforehand.
District Attorney Holton found an Ashe county court record from March term 1809 showing white defendant Carter convicted of burglary. Judge Francis Locke ordered a ten pound fine and one hour in the pillory with both ears cut off and nailed to the pillory until sunset.
Great sums are to be spent in five Western States for good roads linking the Lincoln Highway before the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915. California Colorado Arizona New Mexico Nevada Utah legislatures and civic bodies have arranged for raising and expending $40,000,000.
The governor announces a month end tour of the state to advocate better roads. The piece praises his aim as essential for progress and notes the state's need for road improvements despite its prominent status in other areas.
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey describes months of stomach distress eased after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports eating freely after taking about three quarters of a bottle and credits the remedy with her recovery.
The 1912 federal inspection covered 57 628 491 animals across 226 cities and towns, with cattle 7 245 585 calves 2 277 954 sheep 14 979 354 goats 72 871 hogs 33 052 727. The service condemned nearly 18 million pounds of prepared meats. The Progressive Farmer urges boosting regional feed production and seeds, noting 450 000 saloons and vast alcohol and tobacco consumption in the era, with calls to rely on home-grown feed and crops for livestock.
Advertises Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenge to rid children of worms and related symptoms. Claims to regulate bowels and restore health with testimonials from Mrs. J. A. Brisbin of Elgin Illinois. Guaranteed and sold by druggists or mail for 25 cents from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
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