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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
4
The narrative sketches a world where women manage industrial homes and lawbreaking men decline, marriage becomes exalted, and peace follows from rational living. It cites unions, prisons, and societal shifts, then lists local news notes on crimes, appointments, and a hospital newspaper plan.
Mrs Cyde B Hoey has been appointed assistant attorney for the Western North Carolina District. The announcement notes her new role and professional background within the district's legal framework.
A fragment warns that reading sensational juvenile literature corrupts youth. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a pure curative for kidney and bladder issues, claiming no habit forming drugs, available through Foley & Co. and labeled as guaranteed. The garbled text emphasizes caution in publishing and selling such medicines to “eaters.”
Silas M. Greene of Silverstone New York advertises all kinds of jewelry repair work under a strong guarantee and punitive terms. He invites customers to call for honest work at honest prices, offering wares and reparations as a specialty.
A garbled advertisement claims seven ig ae 8 eggs were shipped to New York at 15 per pound and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for health and beauty. It urges daily use and mentions dealers.
The readable fragments reference a remedies advertisement sold by agents for the United States and mention individuals such as Turlegton John vote and Z V Turlington Mooresville. It notes scholarly honors at Oxford and family relation to Z V Turlington.
An investigation is under way over who receives the farmers' profit. The note suggests that, as with many cases, the wives may be among the recipients.
The piece touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the star cough remedy for June, claiming it prevents bronchitis or pneumonia from colds and offers the product for sale by all dealers. It mentions Mars, Venus, Saturn and Jupiter as mor ning stars and promotes the drug as a reliable cold treatment.
An old newspaper snippet advertises Foley Kidney Pills with patient testimonials, praising relief from kidney trouble and backache. It also mentions various unrelated items, from patent medicines to light notices and a playful question about missing pins, all in a dated, mixed-ads style.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick relief for ulcers boils eczema and other skin diseases. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama suffering an angry ulcer for nine months and claims cure in two weeks. Also promotes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy with urgent summer use.
The piece extols the bank book as proof of reliability and financial standing. It asserts the stamp of credibility it provides, enabling independence to face any hour, anywhere, and into the world with authority. It questions whether the reader’s bank book is on the list of any new money ventures and urges action.
Morris of Florence Oregon credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring kidney and bladder function after fourteen years of illness. He reports eight months of improvement and urges others to try the medicine, noting it is available from all dealers.
A local notice advertises J W Bryan at the Boone Repair Shop offering fine watch repairing. It touts careful workmanship and promises each job is timed and given best attention before leaving the shop. The ad warns that poorly done repairs ruin more watches than other issues.
Fragmentary ad text describes a farm for sale or exchange with unclear details. Ad appears to invite inquiries or visits, mentioning a person named Baptiste and a potential evening game. The readable parts are garbled and lack concrete facts or complete names.
A Kentucky man from Pomeroyton shares a five year stomach trouble ordeal and credits Thedford's Black Draught with restoring appetite, sleep, and health after months of poor digestion, pain, and headaches. The testimonial urges readers to obtain a package, noting its vegetable, gentle, purifying action and suitability for families.
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