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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
1
A Boone Furniture Company notice promotes new up to date furniture and home articles. It invites customers to call for prices before elsewhere, located in Bank Building, with a courteous closing from Boone Furniture Co. The page also carries assorted public notices and local notices on education funding and other civic matters.
Six divorces were granted in Greengboro in one day, signaling a push to dissolve marriages as local life reshapes. The Wilmington Dispatch notes the pattern and its social implications for households in the region.
A terse quotation asserts that life’s secret is to grow to enjoy duties rather than seek pleasure. It cautions that liking one’s tasks comes with time and effort, attributed to Dynah Moloch Grajk.
A Hartford religious Herald piece claims the only minister fitting such paradoxical deeds is Christ. It contrasts material church operations with true gospel leadership, depicting a figure who preached without buildings or ordained rites.
An anonymous Bath Maine testimonial describes chronic kidney inflammation relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The caller cites improved strength, cessation of weakness and dizziness, and urges rail workers to consider poly Kidney Pills as a remedy.
The piece reflects on wealth creation guidance from public figures like Andrew Carnegie and John H Converse, noting no clear restriction yet on wealth growth. It praises generous use of wealth for good causes and urges diligence to secure families and protect against misfortune. It also promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a top remedy for burns and wounds, and reports Mr M D Hopper losing a horse valued at $250 with a mysterious fatal stomach issue revealed after dissection.
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