Local North Carolina Paper Endorses Wilson For Presidency
The Beasley owned weekly notes its early stance in support of Woodrow Wilson, arguing his leadership measure and preparedness policies shape Democratic gains. It critiques Roosevelt era rhetoric, warns against militant budget excess, and reflects wartime news from Europe.
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Rheuma touted as cure for uric acid and rheumatism
An aging advertisement touts Rheuma as a kidney centered remedy to stop uric acid formation and flush it from blood, promising relief from rheumatism. The trade note notes a 50 cent price and money back if unsatisfied, while a closing moral quip questions seeking temptation.
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