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Watauga Democrat in Boone, North Carolina

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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1911

Page

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New Discovery Cures Coughs and Bronchial Ailments

A Port Harrelson resident recalls near death from consumption and a dreadful cough before using Dr. King’s New Discovery. After trying various treatments without relief, he found complete cure and credits the remedy for saving his life. The product is advertised as guaranteed for coughs colds and bronchial issues with trial bottles available.

H B Martin Port Harrelson Georgetown Fried

Alabama deputy sheriff and North Carolina contrast

A Memphis paper notes Sheriff Brooks of Calhoun county Alabama appointed Gertrude Hendricks as deputy, claiming she is the only young woman in such a role. It also recalls Miss McBride Jenkins in Statesville since last November, who handles office duties without formal arrests, and compares the two in duties and public presence. The piece mixes light anecdotes with observations on women in sheriff offices.

Tredell County Sherff Statesville Birmingham Memphis Commercial Appeal Brooks Calhoun County Alabama Gertrude Hendrix Anmaton Ala Iredel South Mies McBride Jenkins D. F. Jenkins Miss Hendricks Miss Jenkins Deaton Jenkins Daton North Tredell Sheriff's Office Court House Ting Our Lady Abe Boone Mra M.N. Hutt Institute J. L. Burgess State Department of Agriculture Census Bureau United States Asit Tigris-Euphorates Nile North Carolina Charlotte Observer

Frankly Speaking on Senate Race and Calm Election Tone

The Roxboro Courier rebukes efforts to inflame voters over the Senatorial question. It notes every candidate is of integrity and would serve the state, but accuses some papers and correspondents of stirring strife to aid the opposition as election day nears.

Democratic Party Roxboro Courier

Electric Bitters Exalted As Blood Purifier Cure

Advert claims Electric Bitters destroys disease germs in air water and dust and purifies blood. It promises protection from fever ague malaria and many blood diseases with quick relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available through local druggists.

In Memory of Little Jettie

Obituary notice from Collettsville Caldwell county reporting little Jettie Setzer who died June 25 at age one year and one day. Parents Mr and Mrs Esther Setzer grieve as the child rests in the promised land, with comforting biblical language and hope of reunion on the banks of Sweet Deliverance.

Esther Setzer Collettsville Caldwell County

Happiest Girl in Lincoln Sees Quick Relief from Ills

A Lincoln Nebraska girl writes of chronic constipation and stomach trouble. She credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for rapid improvement after three days of use. The testimonial notes she is now up and getting better and urges buyers to seek the remedy from dealers.

Lincoln, Neb Chamberlain Tam Lincoln

Right Facts About Canning

A 1911 Progressive Farmer item outlines farm canning as profitable due to steady demand and higher-priced meats. It suggests canning on the farm beats factory options, allows extra income during light farm work, benefits domestic use, and lowers costs by avoiding heavy equipment. It urges immediate outfit orders and rapid planting for broad harvest.

Mendacity Medal for Wagons and Rawhide Traces

A Siler City Grit tale recounts a county resident who aimed to haul a heavily loaded wagon up a steep hill. After his rawhide traces stretched under rain and then shrank in sun, the wagon eventually reached the hilltop. The humorous incident highlights ingenuity and persistence as the wagon ascended.

Struth Siler City

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