Mother's Joy credited with saving life in pneumonia case
Eugene Patterson, collector for Henry Kimes, recounts suffering pneumonia with three lung hemorrhages in February. He applied half a jar of Mother's Joy to throat and chest, slept after days of wakefulness, recovered within two days, and returned home to work. Company touts good value and penetrative salve claims.
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Eugene Patterson
Henry Kimes
Burlington
N. C
Cotton boll rot threat prompts seed and field warnings
A fungal cotton disease spreads via contaminated seed and infected stalks, with pinkish masses aiding spread. Wet weather accelerates loss up to 75 to 90 percent. Recommendations include planting clean seed, using a seed plot, fall plowing to bury stalks, and thorough gin cleaning. Bulletin 182 from North Carolina advises growers to source safe seed and remove diseased plants to halt spread.
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North Carolina Department of Agriculture
Raleigh
N. C
Monument building and state pavilions for Panama-Pacific Expo
Our Washington Letter notes a national wave of monument building from Gettysburg to Plymouth Rock and San Diego. In San Francisco reports say states plan vast pavilions for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition with combined state appropriations of over four million dollars, and moves to grant High Point expanded civil jurisdiction via an upcoming bill.
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San Diego
PF. J. Dyer
Washington
Gettysburg
Valhalla
Panama Canal
Dolce Far Niente
Pacific
Oklahoma
San Francisco
United States
High Point
Landscape plan to beautify Knoxville Exposition midway
The National Conservation Exposition grounds at Knoxville Tennessee will feature an amusement district redesigned by landscape architects. Terraced grounds from lakefront to back will form a street route with illuminated night views, creating a unique and attractive landscape display.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Minerals
Tennessee
ALL South
Southern States
Governor Sulzers Impeachment Plea In Murphy Bargain
Albany Oct 7 Gov William Sulzer attempted to bargain with Tammany leader Charles F Murphy to drop his impeachment case testimony by Alla A Ryan son of financier and traction magnate The governor reportedly offered to oppose impeaching Murphy if he could sway Assembly vote The trial proceeded with Ryan as a key witness.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
Charles IF. Murphy
Tammany Hall
So Alla A. Ryan
New York
Murphy
Bryan
Southern Railway stock bulletin aids farm exchanges in southeast
In Atlanta Georgia on October 5 a Live Stock Bulletin informs farmers via the Southern Railway Periodical Division about stock for sale or exchange and stock desired to be purchased. It reaches over 15 000 farmers and dealers helping many tradesmen swap stock and extend useful service of sires. F L Word Live Stock Agent Atlanta Ga offers copies and inclusion in the bulletin at the expense of the railroad.
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Avlanta
Live Stock Department
The
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Co
F. L. Word
Atlanta
Red Cross Seals Campaign Expands Across North Carolina
North Carolina cities order 450000 Red Cross Seals as the season opens with Charlotte seeking 15000 Wilmington 100000 Asheville 75000 and Chapel Hill 10000. Cities forming committees include Edenton Canton Belmont Goldsboro and many more. seals go on sale after Thanksgiving to fund tuberculosis relief.
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Red Cross
North Carolina
Althous
Charlotte
Wilmington
Asheville
Chapel Hill
Edenton
Canton
Belmont
Goldsboro
Leyington
Statesville
Troy
Wadboro
Waynesville
Wilson
Elkin
Marshall
Tryon
Ansonville
Place
Red Cross Commission
North Julina
City Hall
N. C
High Point
Anniversary Observed At King's Mountain Battle Site
Citizens from five states celebrate the 133rd anniversary of the King's Mountain battle in North Carolina. Secretary Bryan, principal speaker, addresses about 20 000 spectators as crowds parade past floats of the original thirteen colonies and call for education.
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King’s Mountain
N. C
Stu Bryan
Vire
Bryan
Authors Not Posted Novelists and a Failing Will Block
An unnamed oil writer disrupts an old aristocrat’s plans by herding the butler and housekeeper into a will, rendering it invalid. The author remains unaware of the outcome as the plot unfolds with a mysterious legal twist.
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