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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
2
A fragmentary compilation discusses a Watauga county Democratic delegation, contrasts white and negro representation, questions Dewey and Bryan contrasts, criticizes imperialism charges, and carries letters and notices from local firms and readers. It references Admiral Dewey, Porto Rico, and the 1900s political scene with mixed local and national commentary.
A reader describes feeling unwell with a cough and sore throat and asks what to do. The fragment lacks clear guidance or sources, but implies concern about inheriting a condition and seeking remedies or advice. The text is garbled and contains incomplete phrases.
An old fragment notes Scott's Emulsion as a palatable tonic that steadily tones up the system. It emphasizes ease of consumption and suggests reliable digestive and overall health benefits from cod liver oil content.
In Memory of Jordan Cook born October 7 1885 died January 12 1900 aged 64 years 8 months and 7 days He was a Confederate Army captain of Co B 87th NC Troops and long served as Master of Boone Lodge A F and AM He was a faithful mason neighbor and citizen whose good deeds and upright character were noted by all who knew him. He rests in peace beneath the shade of the Tree of Life as the lodge records note Apr 24 1900 D Norris Vom Critics name omitted in transcription.
A jumble of old ad copy and brief items mentions Castoria for infants and a senator’s resolution about the Philippines insurrection. Other notes tout De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve and warnings about counterfeit imitations. Endorsing anecdotes claim One Minute Cough Cure relieves croup, with vendors Coffey Bros. Phillips & Son cited.
The notice announces a new business offering hosiery up to 40 cents and inviting trade for wool grain roots and herbs at top market prices in Banner El dated April 10.
A reader asks how a fan could be charged with treason or rebellion under a Goantization rule that explicitly excludes his involvement. The inquiry seeks clarity on interpretation and scope impacting individuals at events.
They claim price controls fail yet the same groups increase campaign funds. The remark highlights a critique of corporate influence in politics as campaign contributions rise alongside efforts to influence policy.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for a sallow complexion, jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the chin, claiming the pills yield clean skin and rosy cheeks for 25 cents at Blackburn’s. Separately, J N Corpening & Co of Banner Elk NC says it has dissolved by mutual consent, buying the old firm’s debts and continuing at the same address, asking creditors to settle now.
Dr E F Brnnam demands immediate payment for professional services from outstanding accounts. He will be at his office Saturday to begin collection with a collector in the field. He invites prompt settlements and indicates readiness to accept reduced or young stock as payment. March 7, 1900.
Cy Lyle announces the Sheldon business will switch to a Hoyle standard for the Johnson City Comet. Patrons must ante before receiving any paper, signaling a new practice aimed at curbing overzealous paper competition.
A summons was issued on March 15 1900 against A K Simson by John H Bincaam clerk for T R Sherrill in Watauga County North Carolina. The action seeks 784 dollars on an open account and due bill. The Spring Term convenes March 26 1900. A warrant of attachment was issued March 15 1900 against the defendant’s property returnable March 26 1900. The defendant must appear or demur.
Graddrems of Motetz, North Carolina advertises a wide selection of fruit trees including apples peaches pears and prunes plus gray vines. Trees range from three to six feet tall and are offered at prices comparable to other nurseries with delivery from the nursery. For details call Graddrems.
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