Political opinions clash over prosperity and reform in editorial clash
Readers witness a heated exchange on Roosevelt and Wilson eras, with calls for industrial reform, banking laws, and broader economic change. The piece contrasts editorial voices from Gastonia and local figures debating prosperity, monopoly, and protection, stressing structural shifts over partisan tactics.
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White House
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Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Headline
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for biliousness and indigestion with promises of a gentle cleanse. It urges 25 cent bottles from druggists and claims a full bowel movement brings a satisfied feeling. Arnica Salve for Burns is also promoted in the same notice.
Piles Cured and Fashion Notes Strike Autumn Gown Trend
An ad-like blend offers a 6 to 14 day cure for piles with money-back guarantee, followed by a fashion column previewing fall dress styles. It highlights eponges, white linen, blue satin, organza gowns, new taffetas, crepe jackets, and white accessories, concluding with a Coca Cola promotional line.
Resort soda promises pure juices and rich flavors
A promenade description touts a fountain offering pure fruit juices and premium flavors like vanilla and chocolate. The drink is said to be wholesome and delicious with a single after effect: a longing for another glass. It notes a deal of 12 drinks for 50 cents and promotes ice cream and cold drinks.
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