From Murphy to Manteo The States Progress
The passage notes W. C. T. U. building a $7,000 temple with 2,000 seats in Waynesville. Asheville lands to be withdrawn if unsold by Friday. Mar riage plans for Hancock Hobgood and Ramsey Miler announced. Fires burn Ed Welch’s barn and Gallimore Mowery store. Oyster licenses total 390 for people and 275 for boats. Obituary for Felix Roan. Various accidents and local notable events across North Carolina. Wilmington Welcome Week rail rates set at one cent per mile. Child deaths and injuries reported. train service expands to Mocksville. North Carolina Iron Mines company formed in Greensboro with $1M capital. Court cases and legal notes from Trenton and Newbern.
Letter claims blood disease cured by P P P
A Florida reader from Apalachicola writes that after seven months bedridden with blood disease and failed medical help, a bottle of P P P brought relief and renewed strength. He works as a lumber inspector and urges others to try the remedy, offering to publish the testimonial.
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Apalachicola
Fla
Messrs. Lippman Bros
Savannah
Electric Bitters credited by Idaville residents
Idaville Indiana postmaster Wm Timmons farmer John Leslie and hardware merchant J W Gardner praise Electric Bitters for kidney and liver relief renewed strength and appetite. The medicine costs 50 cents a bottle at John Y Mac Rae's drugstore.
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Wm. Timmons
Idaville
Ind
John Leslie
Same Place
J. W. Gardner
John Y. MacRae
Ely Cream Balm Restores Clear Vision for Mrs Georgie Judson
Mrs Georgie Judson of Hartford Connecticut reports acute nasal inflammation lasting a week at a time that blocked her sight. She used Ely Cream Balm and was cured in a few days noting rapid relief and improved vision.
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Ely
Georgie
Judson
Hartford, Conn
P. P. P. Famed for Blood Purifying Cures Across The South
A physician in New York and a Savannah railway official report dramatic improvements after using P. P. P. for conditions from rheumatism to syphilis. Advertisements claim P. P. P. purifies blood, cures old sores, skin diseases, and other ailments, with numerous certificates backing its efficacy.
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New York
Savannah
South
Rutherford College Healthful Retreat Beside Connelly Springs
Rutherford College in Burke County North Carolina sits near the W N C Railroad one mile away. The climate soothes and mountains protect it from severe winters with no past epidemics. Connelly Springs nearby attract invalids and the college draws students from malarial regions making it a health resort and educational center. Board runs 8 to 9 dollars monthly with clubs 3 to 5. preparatory ages start at 2 dollars and college at 4 dollars. Faculty includes Rev R L Abernethy and professors in languages mathematics history and law with music and medicine offerings. Old buildings destroyed by fire in 1890 have been replaced by a handsome new structure. Oct 6 item ends with names R L Abernethy president and W E Abernethy secretary.
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Rutherford College
Burke County
W. N.C
Connelly
Europe
College
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Offer in North Carolina
An advertisement from Mutual Benefit Life claims high dividends and cheap insurance with guaranteed cost returns. It seeks state agents in North Carolina and invites readers to mail in age, name, and address to receive policy cost estimates.
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Raleigh
N. C
Goodwin and Remsburg announce expanded marble works
E L Remsburg of Fayetteville N C joins with Goodwin to form Goodwin and Remsburg Marble and Granite Works at Fayetteville and Raleigh. They boast the largest stock of monuments tombstones and iron fencing in the state and promise prompt attentive service to each order as business expands.
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Raleigh and Fayetteville
E.L Remsburg
Fayetteville N. C
Goodwin & Remsburg
Fayetteville
Ralworks
Marble Works
Shaving Razors Market Ad Promotes Raleigh Razor
A local ad urges buyers to choose a quality razor after noting scraped faces. It advertises a large stock with stamps and warranty. Razors come in light medium and heavy weights and feature the Raleigh name etched on the blade.
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Raleigh
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