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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
4
In Pineville a Presbyterian minister confronted Mormon elders Robison and colleagues as they sought to counsel residents. A 12 man merchant committee demanded they depart within one hour, and city officials supported their expulsion on threat of punishment. The elders left the town and have avoided Pineville since.
The article mocks Mr. Dewey as he plans a southern tour in a car with luxury amenities likely to attract crowds and flowers. It portrays him as gullible, a bull in a china shop on shore, and contends intelligent people doubt his chances to sweep the country.
Near China Grove a steer killed a man after goring a horse. Rice family son fired at the enraged animal, struck it in the eye, then used a pick on the beast. The steer died, but the young man was mortally wounded and died as rescuers arrived.
The Beason penitentiary farms will plant 2000 acres in cotton, down 334 percent, and 1000 acres in peanuts up 50 percent. Peanut crop is expected to reach 75000 bushels, with last year’s crop noted as the most profitable. Acreage figures are roughly stated.
In a heated exchange from Wilmington and Raleigh, Governor Dan Russell denounces Pearson's bid to unseat Congressman Crawford as baseless and cruel. He accuses Pearson of attempting to steal Crawford's seat, calling it contemplated larceny and urging arrest for cruelty to animals over a surgical stunt.
A Troy Times history recounts a postal expired rail pass sent to R. N. Rice later president of the Michigan Central. Rice, then NY Central general manager, reversed it with red ink notes promising free travel from July to Lent, and the pass remains in the holder’s family.
J Bryan states he will not give speeches until after the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City on July 4. He urges neighbors to try Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, recounting a personal cure from flux after a bottle was used. J W Luxon of Dorr, West Virginia, endorses the remedy. Sold by druggists.
A historic note argues against Lest Wo presiding at the White House after March 4 1901. It claims Republicans aim to create numerous lucrative positions, with life tenure jobs highly sought after.
An early 20th century notice cites Chamberlain's cough remedy for croup and whooping cough with family testimonials. It also notes U S military service costs and a local justice of the peace quote. Endorsing statements claim One Minute cough cure relieves breathing issues and benefits the whole family.
A Springfield Republican summary notes readers debating repeal of documentary and proprietary stamp taxes, and potential consequences. It questions partial repeal effects and whether tariff taxes protecting home market should be altered, highlighting Republican hesitation to act amid powerful brewing interests and economic concerns.
A general admonition warns readers to avoid repeating others words to prevent embarrassing, awkward, or serious social difficulties and conflicts arising from gossip and miscommunication.
Fragmented speech shows candidates using stark bodily imagery to drive points as they debate. The first speaks of a right arm bleeding bones in Tennessee while the second mentions a left leg in Virginia gusts, the third cites both legs in Mississippi, and the fourth touts two strong arms and two live legs to defend rights.
A jurist urges concise testimony as Mary Jones provides only hearsay evidence and avoids answering her age, stating she lacks direct information. The exchange underscores courtroom tension over witness credibility and compliance.
A violent assault on C. F. Collier of Iowa nearly proved fatal, forcing him to lean or sit propped. He found no relief until Electric Bitters, which he credits with a remarkable recovery. The tonic purifies blood, aids back and kidney issues, and restores health. Available for 25c at Blackburn's.
Gen Pingree has cut the last bond to the Republican party and declares the public good lies in the success of the Democratic party this year. He positions himself among the people in a decisive political move.
Mrs Calvin Zinmerran of Milenburg Pennsylvania praises One Minute Cough Care as a safe speedy remedy for coughs colds croup and sore throat. The letter claims immediate relief and lists cures for bronchitis pneumonia grippe throat and lung disease, asserting it will prevent consumption. Coffey Bros Phillips & Sou provide the product.
Dr C W Papers, specialist in catarrh cancer and tumor at Sholi's Mills North Carolina, advertises extirpator treatment to remove nasal parasites, promising rapid healing and cancer removal without bed rest, offering free examinations and replies to inquiries.
Prominent democrats who refused the regular ticket in 96 now predict Col. Bryan will be nominated and elected this year, signaling a shift in party alignment and public backing for the candidate.
An advertisement promotes DeWitty Little Early Risers as the easiest method to purify the blood and invigorate the system by cleansing the liver and bowels. Sold by Coffey Bros, Phillips & Son.
Miss Murphy the hippo at Central Park Zoo became the mother of the fourth hippo born in the park.
J E Watkins Clerk and Recorder of Chillicothe Missouri describes twelve years of severe dyspepsia and relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He recommends it to others as a remedy that digests the food. Coffey Bros Phillips & Son advertise the product.
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