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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1903

Page

4

It Is Time For People To Use Their Heads

A reprint urging voters to ignore campaign cries of fear on issues like imperialism and militarism. It notes past warnings about famine under Democrats and praises restraint after the president's message showing a lean standing army. Citizens should think for themselves and avoid alarmist rhetoric.

Charlotte Observer United States Republican Party Congress Democrata Bryan Baaltimore News

Remedy for Lockjaw Sent to Richmond Dispatch

A Richmond Indy offers a simple home remedy for lockjaw after reading high death tolls in the Dispatch. The letter claims wound smoke from wool cloth over live coal for twenty minutes provides instant relief and a permanent cure with one or two applications, based on personal trials.

Richmond Lockjaw

A Grandmother's Rules of Advice for Descendants

A grandmother offers practical rules of conduct about speaking clearly and listening, saying soft words, thinking before speaking, doing hard tasks first, confessing wrongs, and weed the garden before play, encouraging duty over ease for a clear conscience.

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for pain and cure

An ad asserts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieves pains from cuts burns and bruises and is the world’s best for piles. It promises fast relief at 25 cents, labeling the product as superior for burns and other injuries.

Blackburn

Honest Living Emphasized in Biblical Teaching

A religious teaching stresses that a man should strive to pay all honest debts and be thoroughly honest, stating that no reward in the next world comes to anyone who neglects this duty. The quote underscores core biblical emphasis on integrity and financial responsibility.

Stop The Cough Work Off Tie Cold Laxative Promo

An old advertisement promises a quick cure for a cold with quinine tablets. It claims one day relief and offers a price of 25 cents with a no cure no pay policy.

E. Grove

Weaver Gen James B Heads Oil Company Leader

The Louisville Corner Journal notes that General James B Weaver once led the Populists has become president of an oil company. It questions whether any of the oil guard of calamity figures now lie content in the octopus tentacles.

Weaver James B Louisville Corner Journal

Fragmentary 19th Century Polemic on Lynching and Public Attention

Fragmented OCR text references lynching and political figures, alleging-VenAe eee Record Her ald. South Carolina authorities urged to seize public attention immediately. The readable snippets imply a heated, accusatory tone surrounding political deflection and extrajudicial violence.

South Carolina Ven Ae Eee Record Herald

Man goes up life hill like boy chased by sled

A reflective line compares stepping through life to a boy on a sled being pursued up a hill and sliding down again, highlighting the playful persistence of youth amid life’s course.

Pileine Cares Pledges Refund Policy and Arrest Reward

Gov Aycock offers a reward of 300 dollars for the arrest of a Richmond murder suspect. A physician notes medical care for Lawrence Gardener and addresses a chronic grumbling habit. The text mentions Victoria Barnhilt and Cure for an arrest compound fracture in an unclear context.

Aycock Saya al Ward

General Debility and Morale Blues in Everyday Life

A Cleveland Press excerpt discusses general debility and persistent gloom. It extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to vitalize blood and restore vigor, contrasting misery with a call to avoid brooding over real or imagined wrongs that erode efficiency and work quality.

Cleveland Press

Botanic Blood Balm touted with free readers offer

An advertisement markets Botanic Blood Balm for blood and skin diseases including ulcers eczema and rheumatism. It promises cures where others fail, offers free sample by mail from Atlanta Georgia, and notes free medical advice. It also mentions North Carolina Confederate veterans receiving pensions totaling $290,900 this year.

Blood Balm Co Atlanta

Marvelous Invention Headlines a Printing Era Claim

A curious note extols a machine claimed to cut paste and hang wallpaper and lauds Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. The advertisement touts the medicine as curing grip bronchitis pneumonia and consumption with guaranteed bottles priced at 1 per bottle and a free trial bottle offered.

Dr. Kings M. B. Blackburn

Tillmans Seen As Embracing Strenuous Life Motto

The Tillmans appear committed to a strenuous life as Providence Journal notes. A remark whimsically suggests that a pork corner could imply some try to hog the spotlight or hog others in manner.

Good roads value to farmers and civilization

An exchange highlights that good roads boost farm land and product values, aid transport and markets, and reduce wear on horses and vehicles. They also improve social life and reduce rural isolation, with Charles Summer noting road and school matters as key civilizing agents. Also, five men were killed near the Soldier's Home in Johnson City, Tennessee, on the evening of the 14th.

Charles Summer Johnson City Tenn

Woman's Hidden Illness Recovered by Electric Bitters

A distraught woman ignores mounting illness until a breakdown prompts treatment with Electric Bitters. The advert touts the remedy as curing stomach liver and kidney troubles and reviving the system, priced at 50 cents and backed by a guarantee.

M. B. Blackburn

Pendley House Hotel Now Open for Public

The MRS W P Pendley Proprietor announces a recently refitted and refurnished hotel building offering good comfortable rooms and fare at market rates. The comfort of transient boarders is assured. SF Kates Reasonalle

W. P. Pendley Kates Reasonalle

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