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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1916

Page

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Editors Press for Specific Policy Record on Wilson

A New York circulated letter signed by thirty seven editors and magazine writers asks Charles B Hughes to state clear positions on key issues with President Wilson, questioning his stance on Belgium, Lusitania, munitions embargo, universal service, Huerta, Mexico intervention, ship subsidies, the Clayton Anti-Trust Law, the Seamen's Bill, the Federal Reserve Law, and tax funding for preparedness. The letter argues for honesty and patriotism and urges a public record of Hughes's convictions.

Hughes New York George E. Creel Charles B. Hughes Wilson Belgium United States Navy Huerta America Mexico Wilson Shipping

Cure for Cholera Morbus Endorsed by Fair Haven Family

Mia Sydney Simmons of Fair Haven New York says her seven year old boy was cured of cholera morbus as a baby by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and since then other family members have used it with good satisfaction, obtainable everywhere.

Mia Sidney Simmons Fair Haven N. Y

No clear issues in national campaign noted

The article argues no distinct policy issues guide voters with Republicans centering on Woodrow Wilson as the main issue while Hughes lags. It contends German influence could become a campaign lightning rod, Mexico policy debated, tariff largely deemed satisfactory, and calls for specifics from GOP on what they would do differently.

Woodrow Wilson Wilson Mr. Hughes Supreme Court United States Hughes White House Mexico

Nights of Unrest and Doan's Kidney Pills Ad

An old advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain urinary issues and kidney trouble. It features a testimonial from Mrs Elmina Hahn of Hickory North Carolina who credits the pills with relieving severe back pain night discomfort and swollen feet. The note invites readers to buy for 50 cents at dealers and references Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as the proprietor.

Dean Elmina Hahn Chestnut Ave Hickory N.C

Spirit of Western North Carolina Proclaimed Amid Storm

The Asheville Citizen praises Western North Carolina, arguing that disaster brings opportunity as the region’s spirit of self-help and public virtue will drive recovery. It cites forests, natural resources, and renewed confidence as foundations for future prosperity and growth.

The Spirit of Western North Carolina Asheville North Carolina United States

Left Side Pain Relief Promoted By Mrs Bell

Mrs Lauren Bell of Plattaberg recounts lingering left side pain since April and credits Foley Kidney Pills with rapid relief. The advertisement claims the remedy quickly eases buck ache rheumatic pains and bladder troubles and notes MB Blackburn sells it. The piece also mentions 2,000,000 American children aged 10 to 15 employed in gainful work.

Lauren Bell Plattaberg Foley Buck MB Blackburn United States

Sloan's Liniment Claims Immediate Pain Relief

James Fergusson of Philadelphia reports dramatic knee relief after one application of Sloan's Liniment, claiming years of pain vanished. The ad urges readers to try the remedy for quick relief, noting it penetrates without rubbing and costs 25 cents at drug stores.

James Furgusson Philadelphia Sloan

Pope Portrait Height Quoted For Four Foot Six Inches

A historical note states poet Alexander Pope stood four feet six inches tall and required assistance with dressing and undressing. The remark highlights his small stature and dependence in daily care as recorded in the era’s biographical fragments.

Alexander Pope

How to Get Money Under the Rural Credits Law

Statesville Landmark explains the rural credits bill recently enacted by Congress. The Monroe Journal outlines main features: farmer associations for loans, loan ranges from $100 to $10,000, 5 to 40 year terms, land ownership and active cultivation required, approved uses include land purchase equipment buildings and debt liquidation, a five member board with a three member loan committee, land appraisals forwarded to the district Federal land bank, charter upon compliance, and an option for direct borrowing via a local agent if neighbors fail to form a cooperative.

Statesville Monroe Journal District Federal Land Bank District Land Bank Federal Farm Loan Board General Farm Loan Bank Central Farm Loan

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement

One hundred dollars reward for a catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The remedy has been used for 45 years, claimed as the most reliable catarrh treatment. It purports to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, expelling poison and healing diseased regions. After a short course, health improvements are promised. Send for testimonials, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.

Hall I. J. Convey & Co Toledo

Gave the Baby Rest and Quick Cough Relief Mentioned

A letter from William Leonard of Pottyville, Pa, endorses Poley’s Honey and tar as a reliable non opiate cough remedy for infants. The note claims one dose relieved a very bad baby cough and notes MB Blackburn as the sales contact.

Colk Poley William Leonard Pottyville MB Blackburn

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Lusitania Germany Congress Washington Dispatch St. Thomas St. Croix St. John Porto Rico Lodge Copenhagen Lansing Constantin Braun State Department Washington Woolsey Senate Denmark Greenland Danish Islands E. Glenn Salmons Critcker Hotel G. M. Peavler Bristol, Tenn E. S. Coffey A. Law Luone N.G Nat. T. Dulaney Fourth Bristol Tenn Edmund Jones N. O Wateuga L. D. Lowe T. A. Love, Janner Kik N.C. Pintola N.C. Lowe Love Courss Averyland F. A. Linney Boone, N.C 18Th Judicial District G. H. Hayes Vilas, N.C Boone, N. C T. E. Bingham Lawyer Boone Jy. Pds Silas M. Greene Mang
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