Nation records rise in alcohol spending in 1903
The American Grocer reports total national expenditure on drinks at 1 451 083 270 for 1903 with alcoholic drinks at 1 242 943 181 and non alcoholic stimulants including coffee tea and cocoa. Whiskey beer and wines shows continued growth amid persistent consumption.
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How He Won Out ATRIE STORY Titianapolis News
A man recalls his struggle with alcohol after his daughter Esther asks for a promise he will not drink. He vows to avoid liquor, saves pennies for each refusal, and battles temptations including a keg left at his door and a gold piece test at a bar. His children’s plea and a near-diphtheria tragedy reinforce his resolve.
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Pam
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A Boy's Wild Ride for Life to Save His Breath
W N Brown of Leesville Ind endures death's agonies from asthma as he travels ten miles with his family hoping for life and finds instant relief and cure from De King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The letter claims the medicine cures throat and lung troubles including consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip. Guaranteed bottles cost 50 cents and one dollar with trial bottles free at Crawford Bros Mackey Co and Funderbark Pharmacy.
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W. N. Brown
Leesville
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Crawford Bros, J. B
Mackey & Co
Funderbark Pharmacy
Kidney Cure Restores Valley View Man From Swollen Feet
JJ Cox of Valley View Kentucky says kidney trouble left his feet swollen to immense size and kept him bedbound. After physicians failed, his doctor prescribed Foley's Kidney Cure, which he credits with making a new man. Sold by Fanderbork pharmacy.
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Valley View
Foley
Fanderbork Pharmacy
Money Loan Arrangement In New York City Farms
Baye arranged with New York lenders to secure fist mortgage loans on improved cotton farms at seven percent interest payable in annual installments of five senra. Brokerage charged only a reasonable abstract-of-title fee. attorney RE Wylie represents.
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T Baye
New York City
Tam
RE Wylie
Taw
Weather snapshots mark uneven crop progress across cotton belt
Washington reports show rust and shedding persist in much of the cotton belt but injury from these causes is less common in central districts. Picking is mostly favorable with delays in Georgia and Florida. Texas cotton shows slight improvement in some northern counties, while boll weevils pressure many new squares across the southeast, central, and eastern counties and in several northern counties.
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Connes
Kidney Cure Ad From The Ledger
An old classified style note promotes Foley's Kidney Cure sold by Fenderhurk Pharmacy and Subscribe ty The Ledger. The ad implies relief from kidney and bladder discomfort through the product.
Dus Klen Arnica Salve Gains Global Fame for Cures
Dus Klen's arnica salve claims world wide fame for cures of cats corns boils sores felons ulcers tetter salt rheum fever sores cracked hands skin eruptions and piles with a cure guarantee. Available for 25 cents at Crawford Bros J B Mackey Co and Fandery Burk Pearmucy stores.
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Local physician listed for day and night calls
Calls answered from the office in the rear of Funderbark Pharmacy during the day and from residence on Elm Street at night. Residence phone 38 Olive phous 128. Dr Lcaliza W Lane FL LaneY, physician and surgeon, may be referenced in this clipping.
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Elm Street
Olive Phous
Bridge letting on Horton Creek road bid plans Sept 6 1904
County Supervisor L. J. Perry announces letting of bids to construct a new bridge over Horton Creek on the Fork Hill to Kershaw road. Meeting on September 6 at 11 o'clock to learn plans and specifications. Bond required of the successful bidder double the bid. right to reject all bids reserved.
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Horton Creek
Fork Hill
Kershaw
L. J. Perry
Conundrum and Umbrella Analogy Stirs Phillysburg Post Letter
A Philipsburg Daily Post note by M. T. Lynch recounts a humorous conundrum exchange about a woman described as an umbrella. The piece ends with a plug for Foley's Honey and Tar from Funderburk Pharmacy, praising its cough remedy.
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Philipsburg, N. J
Daily Post
Ax Foley
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