Farmers of Cleveland County Fight Kitchin Butler Claims
The Shelby Star reprints a six-farmer memo condemning Marion Butler and defending Claude Kitchin and Governor Kitchin. It denounces Simmons supporters and argues for voters to judge candidates by records, not attacks. Also notes Rev. David Fairley D D of Fayetteville’s death and his long ministry in North Carolina.
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Shelby Star
Clevela
Kitchin
Claude Kitchin
Marion Butler
Cleveland County
Simmons
Mation Butler
Butler
Marion Hutter
Governor Kitchin
Claude
Mr. Simmons
Senator Simmon
Simons Partisians
Walter Clark
Kitching
Senator Simmons
Zeb Vance
Mr. Kitchins
Kitchins
Rgrinst
Senate
J. M. Fairley
David Fairley
Fayetteville
Galathia Church
Fairley
Long Street
Galathia
Church of the Covenant
Manchester
Sandy Crowe
Christ
N.C
Cape Tian
Peril of Special Privilege Urges Kitchin in Senate Fight
In Maxton a Scottish Chief warns that defeating a conspiracy of special privilege requires voting for Governor W. W. Kitchin in the senatorial primary. He argues that Democratic reactionaries could wield power in the Senate as in Grover Cleveland’s era, threatening relief for the people and keeping living costs rising.
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W. W. Kitchin
Senate
Grover Cleveland
Dr. King's New Life Pills Promoted for Health and Beauty
Fortune in Paces notes that impure blood causes blemishes and eruptions. The ad claims these blemishes stem from impurities and touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a health and beauty aid. Priced at 26 cents at English's.
Reform of courts and judges urged by Justice Goff model
The Gott Method article argues the United States has over 3000 judges who do not work and that lawyers running courts and frivolous appeals prolong actions. It urges using aggressive judges like Justice Goff to speed trials, curb abuses, and restore dignity to the judiciary, asserting reforms must come from courts themselves, not laws. The Clayton News notes a critical juncture in US history with Woodrow Wilson calling Democrats progressive and Latin in North Carolina.
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New York
United States
Eland
France
Germany
Justice Goff
Clayton News
Jas
W. J. Bryan
Simmons
North Carolina
Bryan
Simmonemere
Senate
Republicans Prefer Simmons in Albemarle Chronicle
In the Albemarle Chronicle, the Republican edition favors Senator Simmons over Governor Kitehin if the senator must be a Democrat. The piece frames a preference for Simmons when party alignment dictates the choice.
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Simmons
Albemarle Chronicle
Kitehin
The Youth's Companion 1913 announcement features offers
The Youth's Companion promotes family life topics from housekeeping to athletics. It highlights stories of youth and school life, doctor columns, and news, urging readers to subscribe for 1913. New subscribers receive remaining 1912 issues and a window transparency calendar as a souvenir. The address is 144 Berkeley St., Boston.
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Companion
Selling Cotton Notes In Pageland Journal
The Pageland Journal reminds readers that selling cotton requires paying a small amount due, kept up with the paper consistently as if it were a titilion.
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Pageland Journal
Saved by His Wife and a Turbulent Prison Scene
In a testimonial Mrs R J Flint of Mraintree VI praises Dr King’s New Discovery for a severe cough, claiming it saved her husband. A Wyoming penitentiary report alleges a lynching, mass escapes, and a reign of terror as inmates attack guards and citizens.
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R.j.flint
English Drug Co
Wyoming
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Monroe Resident Testimony
A Monroe resident, Mrs. 5. J. Harger, testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble and restored energy. The ad notes sales by Foster Milburn Co. and urges choosing Dean's. Also mentioned is Judge Hand dismissing Journal of Commerce suit against Hitchcock and Wickersham. case appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Dean
Voun
English Drug Co
Judge Hand
United States Court
New York
Journal of Commerce
Hitchcock
Wickersham
United States Supreme Court
Parisian Sage Promises No More Gray Hair
Advertises Parisian Sage for both men and women to keep natural hair color, prevent fading, and nourish roots for luster. Claims to stop hair loss, banish dandruff, relieve itchiness, and promote heavy growth. Large bottle 50 cents at dealers. English Drug Company offers money back if dissatisfied.
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Erfectio
Standard Oil Company
Tech
New Jersey
The
Peoples Building and Loan Association OF
Monroe
N. C
MR. Brown
Gordon Insurance & Investment CO
Climax Lumber Company
Marshville, N. C
G.M. Tucker
W.T. Lawhorn
Justin
E. M. Griffin & Co
Monroe, North Carolina
Berkeley St., Bost
J. Harger
Monroe, N. C
Tsuye
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Gotton
N.G. English
Savings, Loan and Trust Co
Via
T. L. Crowell
E.D. Puett
Optometrist
Charlotte, N.C
North Tryon Street
Invincible
Graham
Virginia
Henderson
Roller Mills Company
Seaboard
Airline
Rail Inter
Charlotte
Wilmington
Birmingham-Atlanta
Portmouth
Birmingham
Atlanta
Rutherfordton
Portsmouth
Loeml
New York-Portemouth
Avante-Birminght Steel
Electrie
Elect Pullman Drawing Room
York
Birm
Onarlotte
Bromon
Ween Newler Parlor
Tee
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