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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1910

Page

4

Domestic training and public schooling urged for children

The piece argues mothers should teach children work early to build independence, praising domestic science in schools but stressing home foundations. It notes aging readers and reflects on political chatter about electing leaders, including Patterson and Taft era tariffs, with broad social commentary. It ends with memories of Civil War reunions and portraits of elderly veterans.

Sue V. Hollowell Progressive Farmer

Cost of Disease Warns North Carolina Readers

The Winston Sentinel cites forty million dollars in annual losses from typhoid fever and tuberculosis in North Carolina and urges adherence to simple health rules. The News highlights a city physician warning about the house fly as a key disease vector, urging all citizens to join a crusade against filth to cut sickness in summer and fall.

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Devout prayer on Jackson's death date and Civil War musings

A Richmond News Leader excerpt recalls Stonewall Jackson on his death anniversary with Confederate loyalty notes and musings on Gettysburg and Appomattox. It includes reflections on Lee, the South, and possible implications if Jackson had lived, plus a brief medicinal ad and social aphorisms.

Charlotte Offerson Shields Lexington Rook Stonewall Jackson Shields Mobile Ala Jefferson South Thomas J. Jackson Lee Jackson Gettysburg Wilderness Appomattox Hancetersville Washington Grant Richmond News-Leader

Boone Furniture Store Ad Lists Pine Tar Honey Cough Cure

An old advertisement promotes Dr. Bell pine tar honey for coughs and colds, then highlights Boone Furniture Store offering a wide line of furniture including dressers, sideboards, bedsteads, tables, and a complete range of coffins and caskets in mahogany and plush finishes with options for plane orders.

Dr. Bell Boone Furniture Store

For All Skin Disease Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve Ad

An old advertisement proclaims Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as the best remedy for all skin diseases. The creamy snow white ointment is pleasant to use and every box is guaranteed, priced at 25 cents. Available at all dealers.

Patterson Elf Tennessee United States Hia Carmack White County Tenn

Entry Notice of Fifty Acres in Blue Ridge Township

Document identifies L. Storie locating and entering fifty acres in Blue Ridge township along Middle Fork of the New River. Beginning at three small oaks near G. W. Long’s corner, following Jesse Hodges and H. J. Moore lines to the starting point. Entered April 16, 1910 by H. J. Hardin, Entry Taker.

Watluga County L. Storie Blue Ridge Township Middle Fork New River G. W. Long Jesse Hodges H. J. Moore Soam Sach H. J. Hardin

Chisamberlsiz's Systemic Tablets Claim to Aid Health

An advertisement touts Chisamberlsiz's Systemic Tablets as correcting a range of common issues from blotchy complexion and tiredness to constipation and indigestion. It asserts improved eye clarity and vitality, claiming reliable relief and promising gentle, effective results. The offer notes a price of 25 cents.

Chisaberlsiz Lalivay

Entry of 50 Acre Land Claim Blue Ridge Township

State authorities note Jesse Hodges located and entered fifty acres of Blue Ridge township land along Middle Fork of New River. The survey begins at a chestnut Hodges corner and follows Coffey and Long lines to a mine on Blue Ridge, returning to Moor line with various courses. Entered March 8 1910. This April 21 1910. H J Hanpin, Entry Take.

N.C Watauga County Raid Jesse Hodges Blue Ridge Township Middle Fork New River Hodges G W. Long Coffey Long Blue Ridge Widow Moor

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