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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
Watauga Democrat quotes a Lantern lyric praising work as the bread upon the waters and the cure for laziness while urging readers to forget petty annoyances. It extols work as a life philosophy, a driver of prosperity, self respect, and social mobility, and argues forgetting improves health and focus.
Readers report in Yadkin county Baltimore section that Sunday gambling rings draw youths from five to six miles, with as many as six decks used at a single location. The Union Republican and Wilkes Chronicle echo calls for a return of the birch rod to discipline wayward boys, noting disbelief among parents yet observing activity on Sundays and between Sundays.
An advertisement urges readers to choose Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for coughs colds asthma croup or bronchial troubles. It promises relief and instructs to look for the label on the bottle.
A concise note asserts the correct venue for a patent mechanical item lies not in the fire ride but in the final placement. The remark hints at a mislocation and urges proper positioning for the device within the intended context.
An old ad touts Dr Bell s Antiseptic Salve as a cure for skin troubles such as chaps pimples blackheads eczema or sores offering the 25 cent box as a testing option and urging readers to try it.
A garbled historical note praises a bowel remedy named Chain as highly effective, claiming it saved many lives and eased pain. It alleges wide sale by dealers and suitability for children, though the text is fragmented and unclear on precise details.
Col Roosevelt has been honored by Oxford University England marking renewed recognition of his public service and leadership. The event highlights continued academic and imperial regard for his policies and influence abroad.
Fragmentary note describes Bell pine tar tonic for coughs with medicine claims. Mentions border or bord, unclear references to products or places. Details are unreadable, but wording suggests warnings about safety and usage.
A variably described quake devastated sixty villages and Vari region cities, yet the impact seems unlikely to dampen the Oriental rug trade in New England as reports suggest resilient demand amid the disaster.
Soreness of the mu induced by violent exercise is quickly relieved by Chamberlains Liniment. This liniment is effective for muscular rheumatism and provides fast relief. Sold by all dealers.
World coal output in 1907 reached 1 209 200 short tons with the United States contributing 480 400 000 tons Great Britain furnishing 300 000 000 tons and Germany about 226 800 000 tons.
The ad touts Pine Tarlleney as the best cough medicine with millions of users. It urges readers to look for the Bell on the Bottle as a mark of quality.
Report describes Athiata offering a remarkable organ priced at 850000, praised as superior to famous pipe organs in history. It claims powerful musical and health effects with terms like stimulate the liver and cleanse the system. Wording reflects promotional claims by dealers.
A New York woman faces critique after an improvised action during divorce proceedings. The unusual protest involved a whip used in place of a conventional coat, sparking commentary on decorum and courtroom conduct. Local observers note the incident may influence perceptions of the case.
Fragmented text mentions children and medical terms, with garbled references to Cholera and related care. The legible bits suggest a notice or notice-like material about health or public welfare, but core facts are obscured by misread characters and missing context.
The readable text appears garbled with partial phrases about tides, ships, and a weekly Parperts Weelky. Mentions names like Celia and Stee, plus references to a system and a party, but most details are unclear and no coherent event or outcome emerges.
A distorted notice references Meha Peary family care in county records and suggests Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for stomach and liver dysfunctions. The fragment hints at indigestion and related liver issues but lacks clear patient or date details.
A fragmentary item traces a leopard tale with uncertain terms and garbled names. Readable clues point to wildlife or local intrigue but core facts remain unclear and unverified.
A compact, period-tinged note reports on men pursuing love patterns, noting older bachelors facing setbacks and unfulfilled expectations in romantic pursuits.
An advertisement touts The Ret Remedy as safe for sore eyes. It promotes a creamy white plain tin and claims the product would not injure adult eyes and carries a guarantee.
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