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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
4
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A garbled timetable lists departures and arrivals across Fayetteville Red Springs Sanford Weldon Greenville Kinston and other towns. It mentions connections at Fayetteville Weldon and Clinton with lines including the Central Railroad and Southern Railway, with notes on days and times.
An old advert touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain colic and diarrhea. It promises immediate relief and urges purchase from druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. The notice warns to ask for the specific syrup and not another brand.
A brief transport notice announces increased or resumed daily service linking York Tampa and Atlanta with connections to the southern region. The item highlights schedule expansion and expected times, reflecting regional travel planning. Local officials or rail or bus lines are noted as operating entities.
An Alabama woman allegedly cured of nose and face cancer by Blood Balm. The ad cites Mrs. B. M. Guerney and other successes, touting Botanic Blood Balm for eczema, ulcers, bone pains, and blood poison with a sample offer and prepaid advice from Blood Balm Co., Atlanta.
A French period anecdote explores strict Saint day and legal holiday observances in Cuba, with a U. S. planter recounting how contract terms and mass holidays reduced cane production. Commentary on rules and parliamentary procedure follows, contrasting majority control and minority rights in Congress and the need for a balance in lawmaking. A note on individual liberty versus social obligation ties to a Lang grave shed project and a new quick lunch telephone trend in Chicago business districts.
A Detroit Prep Press account recalls Vermor Hage trapped in five feet of snow for six days and seven nights waiting for a break. Villagers visited the bar nightly, trading tall tales of arseals snakes and wildcats as a storm kept the stage stalled.
A powder named Allen's Foot Base offers relief for chilblains frostbite damp sweaty and swollen feet. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
A Chicago Record-Herald feature notes Miss Helen Cockess Gould plans transforming Lyndhurst kennels at Irvington-on-the-Hudson into a free cooking school for poor girls with a New York architect and hired experts. Upper floors become classrooms while the lower floor hosts practical demonstrations in cookery.
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