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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
1
The article shifts from Zionville Odd Fellows to a Maxim gun trial claim and a Chamberland remedy promo. It also notes Port Arthur siege stance by Stossell and a critique by Richmond News Leader on surrendering to Japan, with Charlotte Observer follow up.
The piece cites a watchman’s neglect flooding a Dutch province and a man from Vanceboro Maine who nearly died from a neglected cold. It quotes Dr King’s New Discovery as saving his life and promotes the product at 50 cents and one dollar with a free trial bottle. It ends with a sharp jab about sending the Cabinet south to a state convention.
Elgin Iowa man recounts saving a comrade from cholera morbus during a return trip from the Grand Army Encampment in Washington city. He credits Chamberland's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, carried for immigrant work for ten years, as life saving. Sold by Boone and Blowing Rock Drug Co.
A contemporary asks what inconsistency means and cites Roosevelt's trust busting and tariff stance as a case study. The Willington Star notes debate over his protectionist arguments and interwoven reforms.
The Salisbury Post editorial praises Hart Bower for remaining in the Democratic fold and condemns Republican ties. Other items warn about cigarette use, urge Chamberlain's remedies for stomach ailments, and note Republican Buncombe county leaders seeking platforms on prohibition and trade.
Summer brings bowel disorders in children requiring prompt care at first sign of looseness. The recommended remedy is Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claimed to quickly control abnormal bowels. Available from Boone and Blowing Rock Drug Co.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for illness and a health aid. It claims the product provides relief and keeps users well, offering tea or tablets and listing M. B. Blackburn and the Rock Drug Co as sellers.
The Washington Post reports Dr King s New Life Pills as the pleasantest and most effective constipation remedy. The ad asserts they prevent Appendicitis and tone up the system, priced at 25 cents in drug stores. Also noted, Chisago Packers claim a 20 million dollar loss due to congressional exposure of the meat question and a hat will be passed among consumers to cover the deficit.
Bruce AM of Farmville Virginia recounts a twenty year struggle with chronic piles and varicose sores. After using Bucklen's Arnica Salve the ailments were cured, ending the long battle. The testimonial notes 25 cents, praising the salve as best for ulcers, boils and wounds.
The report shows assets totaling 30 052 300 with loans 25 031 55 and deposits 24 465 60. Cash items 294 51 and bank balances from other institutions 7 409 36 accompany notes and coins including gold and silver. Directors certify the figures as true with cashier E S Coffey sworn July 3 1906. A medical advertisement for PAZO OINTMENT promises a cure for piles within 6 to 14 days.
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