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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

4

What Is a Farmer

Discussion on defining a farmer spans Pennsylvania and North Carolina ideas. The Workmen’s Compensation Board drops the attempt, leaving courts to decide. A farm worker’s status hinges on casual work versus running a farming business, with ownership alone not proving farming.

Colonel Green State Farmers’ Union Workman's Compensation Board Pennsylvania North Carolina Pennsylvania Board Wadnan Charlotte Observer

Work Is Health and the Value of Proper Labor

A prose excerpt argues work sustains health and wards off malaise, noting overwork harms, while balance yields life and vitality. It contrasts with idleness and cites a 1912 political listing in the New York World and a hopeful wartime outlook from the Boston Transcript.

Tired of toil seeks town job and better life in verse

Walt Mason laments endless labor and failed jobs from farming to store work to insurance and swine grooming. He travels and tries prospects, grows weary, and ends with a note of ending in the poorhouse as his toil breaks him.

Stucker's Walt Mason Winston Salem Journal

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Liver Function

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as liver aiding with a gentle laxative effect. It promises no griping or nausea and claims improved digestion after taking a bottle for 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King

City debates state law on tapping and peppered editorials

A Philadelphia Inquirer remark questions state law against wire tapping while a Chicago News jab targets Congress. A Paris correspondent notes French forgiveness after defeating Germany, and the Washington Herald remarks on postwar sentiment.

H’m Philadelphia Inquirer Paris Washington Herald

G O P Proposes Roosevelt Writes Americanism Platform

Kansas City Star reports GOP leaders view a Roosevelt drafted Americanism platform as a basis for nominating Burton, hoping for a compromise.

Roosevelt Burton Kansas City Star

Mail-in offer slips for Foley remedies promotion

An old promotional note invites readers to mail a slip with name and address to Moley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley remedies including Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, MB Blackburn.

Moley & Co Chicago, Il Foley MB Blackburn

Parading Intelligence May Help You Escape Jury Duty

A light remark notes that showcasing intellect could influence jury duty exposure. The quip implies wit as a strategic aid in avoiding service while reflecting on civic duty.

Age 52 man cured by Foley Kidney Pills in Kansas

Arthur Jones of Allen Kansas writes that age and long kidney and bladder troubles hinder recovery yet Foley Kidney Pills bring greater relief than anything else tried. He reports rheumatism backache and joint stiffness improved with regular use.

Arthur Jones Allen Kans B Blackburn

The Fellow Who Sows His Wild Oats

A witty proverb-like line notes that sowing wild oats yields no breakfast cereal nor timely harvest, implying actions before maturity bring no practical reward.

Champhree Liniment for Rheumatic Pain Relief

Spring weather worsens rheumatic pains but Champhree Liniment offers relief. The ad notes the product is available everywhere and targets readers seeking comfort during damp, cold conditions.

Harsh Remark Sparks Armenian Food Reference

A Baltimore American column quotes a brutal remark about Armenians accusing them of eating grass and suggesting none are left to eat anything. The offensive line targets a minority group by framing poverty as a stereotype.

Baltimore

Protect School Children by Treating Common Ailments

Measles scarlet fever and whooping cough affect many cities school children. Do not neglect a common cold as it weakens the system. Foley Honey and Tar is pleasant to take, acts quickly, contains no opiate. Mr Blackburn governor of Kansas has a pumpkin named for him.

Foley Blackburn

Safe Medicine for Children Cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

The article argues that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is safe for children as it contains no opium or narcotic and can be given to children as confidently as to adults. It notes the medicine is pleasant to take and effective for coughs colds and croup and claims it is obtainable everywhere.

Architects Predict Postwar Architectural Style

The Detroit Free Press opines that architects forecast a new design era after the war. The piece speculates on churches becoming simpler and more functional, with less ornamental detail as a guiding trend.

Detroit Free Press

Constipation Relief Promoted by Chamberlains Tablets

An advertisement notes the bowels are the body's sewer system and constipation causes dullness and poor digestion. It claims Chamberlains Tablets quickly relieve the condition and asserts availability everywhere.

Chamberlain

Greensboro Daily News Prospectus

The Greensboro Daily News describes its daily and Sunday circulation, coverage from Washington to Raleigh, and AP wire service. It notes a broad news staff, editorial aims, and annual subscription price of seven dollars.

North Carolina Washington Associated Press

Notice to creditors in Bowles estate Watauga NC

In Watauga County North Carolina the administrator A C Bowles estate issues a public notice. Creditors must file claims by May 1 1917 or be barred. Debtors must pay promptly. Dated April 27 1916 R L Binenam Administrator de bonis non of A C Bowles deceased.

Notice to creditors in Coffey estate Watauga County NC

The undersigned administrator of the estate of Thos Coffey deceased calls all creditors to exhibit their claims by April 6, 1917 or be barred from recovery. Those indebted must pay promptly. This 4th day of April 1916. John W Hodges Administrator.

North Carolina Watauga County Thos, Coffey John W. Hodges Adm

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. It includes testimonials from Fr. J Cheney & Co and notes the endorsement by the National Bank or Community Toledo, claiming the remedy acts upon blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO FR. J. Cheney National Bank Toledo

Kidney Aches and Urgent Toxins Warn of Health Risks

The notice discusses kidney-related pains associated with toxins and diseases. It claims saline remedies cleanse the body and references widespread use by county residents seeking relief from ailments through a home remedy approach promoted by Foley Klaney.

Husband rescues despairing wife in Kentucky letter

In Catron Kentucky Mrs Bettie Bullock recounts four years of womanly troubles with pain and weakness. Her husband finally bought Cardus the woman’s tonic and she reports regained walking ability and strength. The letter urges others to try Cardus and consult their druggist.

Cardus

Sale of Land For Taxes in Boone New York 1916

Sale of land for taxes by request of heirs of J M Brewer deceased will occur at the courthouse door in Boone New York on June 5 1916 first Monday. About 76 acres in Shawneehaw Township on Dutch Creek waters known as J M Brewers heirs land. Sale covers taxes for 1914 and 1915 and cost of sale. May 3 1916 W P Moody Sheriff Watauga County.

J. M. Brewer Boone N.Y Shawneehaw Township Dutch Creek W. P. Moody Watauga County

Land Entry Record for 60 Acres in Blue Ridge Township

In Watauga County, Roby Pendley enters 60 acres on Joes Fork in Blue Ridge Township adjoining Grandin Lumber Co G L Storie and others. Land description describes corner lines and boundaries entered April 18 1916 by H J Hardin E T.

State of North Carolina Watauga County Said Roby Pendley Joes Fork Blue Ridge Township Grandin Lumber Co G. L. Storie Luml Co Boundry H. J. Hardin E. T

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Bright N. Y. World Boston Transcript Pilla Chicago News R. O. Jennings N. C Blackburn Hotel Kansas Toledo Blade Safe Medicine THE Greensboro Daily News A. C. Bowles R. L. Binenam Fletcher Castoria Foley Klaney Catron, Ky Jmencea Aman Watauga J. W. Bryan Boone, N. 0 Sathor Hodces and Carlton North Carofins
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