Springtime echoes and political commentary mix in old columnry
The piece surveys varied newspaper views on temperance policy in North Carolina, police corruption complaints in New York, and a call for readers to stay informed. It notes spring’s arrival, legislative wrap up in Raleigh, and optimistic talk of party harmony and peace prospects in Asia. It also mentions Theodore Price and cotton market dynamics in Charlotte with a call for South farmers to adjust crops for better prices.
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General Assembly
Noth
Raleigh Post
Charlotte
Theodore Price
New York
Price
New England
South
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for Bright Eyes
Aspiring tonic for the family promises health all summer. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims to make bright eyes and aid growth, priced 35 cents for tea or tablets from E T Whitehead & Co of Scotland Neck and John N Brown of Halifax.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
E. T. Whitehead & Co
Scotland Neck
John N. Brown
Halifax
E T. Whitehead & Co
Ward Bill Sets Tight Prohibition Rules For Liquor
The North Carolina Senate passed the Ward bill after debate on provisions to regulate manufacture and sale of spirituous liquors. The measure tightens penalties, requires extensive local police inspection, and imposes state authority checks on towns and counties. Local actions and amendments were discussed in the Senate.
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Senate
H. B
Board of Agriculture
A. & M. College
Aycock
Scales
General Assembly
Agricultural Department
House
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Superior Court
Board of Commissioners
United States
Hartman offers free advice to women with female illnesses
The advertisement promotes Dr S B Hartman and the Peruna remedy, inviting women nationwide to write for free medical guidance after describing symptoms and personal details. Endorsed by various individuals, the pitch claims decades of medical knowledge and affordable medicines at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Harts
Local Act Adopted in 1906 Fire Law Text
A compact report notes passage of a local act amending section figures and repealing conflicting laws, with effective date set after January 1, 1906. The item appears amid various ads and brief notes, including medical salve endorsements and light humor. The readable portion emphasizes statutory changes and enforcement.
Startling Mortality From Appendicitis Promised Cure
Statistics show alarming mortality from appendicitis and peritonitis. The only reliable remedy is Dr King s New Life Pills. M Flannery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago testifies they have needednation and Bilinusnes. Price 25c at E T Whitehead Co druggists.
Diversification the Slogan in Cotton Farming
Southern Farm Magazine notes bankers’ influence on cotton policy. Analysis of 1070 letters shows 968 focus on diversification and acreage changes. About 814 report reductions from 5 to 50 percent, with one Louisiana letter predicting a 90 percent cut. some regions expect no change or a shift to new land. Regional patterns vary with land use shifts across Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.
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Southern Farm Magazine
South
Louisiana
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Miesiesppi
Alabama
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Sixty Years Use
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a longtime remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhoea. It notes sales worldwide from druggists at twenty five cents per bottle and urges readers to request the product by name. The item also includes a printed quip from a dramatic editor and a Catholic Standard and Times remark.
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An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for impaired appetite caused by faulty digestion. It promises to invigorate the stomach, improve digestion, and restore a strong appetite, noting the tablets are not a gentle laxative and are available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora
Chamberlain
Dog Returns After Three Years From Plainfield to Westervelt
Remarkable canine memory as a dog, left in Glenn Falls three years ago, travels about 250 miles via Poughkeepsie bridge and the Hudson to reach Mrs. A. M. McKee in Plainfield New Jersey. The dog, thin and hungry, identified its former home and owner, though the current occupants had given it away.
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Boston Herald
Plainheld
N.J
A.M. McKee
Westervelt, Avenue
Glenn Falls
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Hudson
Miamlink
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Ayer
Co. Livermon
Whithead
Itland Neck
N.C
P Wimberley
Tland Neck, N.C
Daniel
Haifax
Ian
Vlachinery
Optiiccian, Cepr
Otland Neck
Nector
Dr. Miles
Nervine
Miles
Miles’ Reine
Prescott
Ad Medical Co
Elchart
Ind
Loy & Hedges
North Garang
Norfolk
North Carolina Democratic Executive Committee
Pelober
Tue
Durham Sun
Charlotte Observer
Bob Bloch
Pennsylvania Ce
Bloch
Cave
Ereet
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Siberian
Ruesta
Uut
Foletshoney
Legislature
Peruna
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Senator Roach
Larimore
Senator Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Delva Lockwood
Lonz Irect
Washington, D. C
Melen Relof
Kaukauna
Wis
Muriel Armitaze
Greenwood ‘Ave
Detroit
M District
Lamiy
Muriel Arm
Miss Lucy
Davenport
Blyeland
Drs Hartman
Miss Muriel Armitage
DeWitt
J L Tucker
The
Harmonizer
Centre
Ala
Fanny
Suzette
Jack
Detroit Free Press
Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Chicago Record- Herald
Catholic Standard and Tires
Longman & Martinez L. & M. Pain
W. B. Barr
Charlester
Wo View
Frankenburg
F. T. Whitehead & Co
Bies Roxey
Goldie
Philadelphia Press
Castoria
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