13 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
1
Emma Jane Entsminger of Langsville testifies that her daughter suffered a severe asthma attack. She reports trying various remedies with little relief before using Ayer's Chest Pectoral, which she says cured her daughter after about three and a half bottles.
A Times Democrat forecast warns that scattered clouds may grow into a small flood event before reaching Charlotte, signaling local weather concerns and potential rainfall impacts for residents and businesses.
The passage promotes a remedy called Mothers Worm Syrup claiming it safely expels intestinal worms in children and improves health after worms are eliminated. It stresses the remedy costs 25 cents and urges those with symptoms to try it.
The column discusses Senate maneuvers over the Paris treaty and civil service reforms, detailing Senator Bailey’s constitutional challenge, the expulsion and restoration of two South Carolina senators, and reactions to the Philippine policy. It covers Taft’s land and labor plans, opposition by Rawlins, potential bonds, and broad critique of capitalists shaping policy with implications for the islands and indebtedness. It also notes President McKinley memorial services and Roosevelt’s Schley decision debates.
Mrs. Charles Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recounts chronic cough and near consumption until three bottles of Dr King's New Discovery at one dollar each cured her and she gained 58 pounds. The ad claims the remedy cures coughs grippe bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles with free trial bottles at Blackburn's.
Mr B Wingfield of Pair Play Missouri suffered chronic dysentery for thirty five years. He reports Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave more relief than any other remedy he has used. Sold by Black prize.
Henry T Cook of the Ashe ville Gazette says rheumatism vanished after using Pain Balm bought from Blackburn. He notes his relief occurred after contracting rheumatism last winter and trying various remedies. The item reflects a shopper’s endorsement and a remark on bargains.
A Balti more reader shares a rough tale about Daniel Boone born in Pensylva nia in 1785. It recounts hunting in woods at night with a torch, marrying a woman found after a deer eye moment, moving to Kentucky, encounters with bears wolves and Indians, and a violent clash ending with Indians fleeing after a shootout. the piece ends noting missing pages.
In At tleboro Mass pharmacist M. G. Mead reports relief from dyspepsia after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and endorses its effectiveness for returning appetite. The ad notes you can eat freely, with digestion improved by the product. Also promoted are DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for constipation relief and general health.
A century old ad asserts kidney trouble harms mind and vigor, affects children, and causes urinary issues. It praises Swamp Root as a remedy available in fifty cent and one dollar sizes, with free pamphlet and testimonials, from Iren & Co. of Binghamton, NY.
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