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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1910

Page

2

Debate on Youth Road Duty and Rights Sparks 1910 Letter

A Taurebay newspaper voices strong criticism of compulsory road work for 18 year olds, proposing raising the age for road duty and stressing civic duties. It quotes Thomas Jefferson and outlines moral guidance, then reports Mrs Stonewall Jackson planting Mt Vernon ivy at Salem Academy in Salem New York on Monday at 10:30.

Stonewall Jackson Salem Academy and College Salem N. Y Mt. Vernon Washington Washington Homestead Jackson

New Bishops Elected and Editor Chosen at Conference

The General Conference elected seven new bishops: Kilgo of North Carolina, Denney of Maryland, Murray of Mississippi, Monton of Texas, Lamburth of Tennessee, Waterhouse of Virginia, and McCoy of Alabama. North Carolina also named Rev T N Ivey editor of the Nashville Christian Advocate, elevating him from Raleigh and signaling Kilgo and Ivey’s prominence in the church leadership.

General Conference John C. Kilgo North Carolina Vollius Denney Maryland W. B. Murray Mississippi E. D. Monton Texas W. R. Lamburth Tennessee R. G. Waterhouse Virginia J. H. McCoy Alabama Nashville Christian Advocate T. N. Ivey Christian Advocate Raleigh Ivey Kilgo Trinity College

Leprosy Home in Iouikana and Civil War Commemoration

It notes Iouikana as the lone state with leprosy as an established disease and a dedicated lepers home at Indian Camp where 70 are treated and 15 are negroes. It mentions Caldwell’s Confederate monument unveiling on Jefferson Davis’s birthday with veterans invited, a dinner, and honors from Mrs. Stonewall Jackson. A Asheville area house cat maims a 4 year old and is killed by the father. A Daniel Boone letter from 1816 is cited in the Charlotte Observer about faith and neighborly duty.

I.ouikana Indian Camp Sisters of Charity Jefferson Davis Caldwell Lenoir Stonewall Jackson Asheville William Ward Daniel Boone Charlotte Observer God Jesus Christ

United States Steel establishes tail fund for pension purposes

The company announces a new fund of 8 million dollars for employee pensions and will consolidate it with Carnegie's existing 4 million dollar fund. A board jointly chosen by the corporation and Mr. Carnegie will administer the tail fund for employees.

Charlotte United States steelCorpor Ation Andrew Carnegie Coporation Carnegie

Hudson man found on railroad track in tragic death

A. A. Teard of Hudson North Carolina was found on the Northern Pacific track on the 21st after lying on the rail to sleep following drinking. He had come to Washington a year ago. A cousin in Washington arranged transport of the body to Budeon for burial.

Charlotte Observer Tacoma Wash A. A. Teard Hudson N. C Northern Pacific Washington Budeon

Reason for Pine Tar Honey sale noted

There is a notable reason for the growing sale of Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey. When coughing a remedy is sought and this product is recommended, implying trust in its efficacy.

Dr. Bell

Stamp Grabbing Record: King Edward VII Profile Issue

A $500 postage stamp, received in Washington from the International Postal Union in Berne, Switzerland, bears the late King Edward VII profile. Printed in orange lilac, it was issued for the Strait Settlement and holds the highest face value of any stamp issued to date.

Washington Hitchcock International Postal Union Berne Switzerland Edward VII Straita Settlement

Local ladies donate to Mission hospital fund in Archeville

Mrs Geo W Pack and her daughter Mrs Phillip Rollins each give 5000 dollars to the Archeville Mission hospital. The 10000 dollar income will maintain two charity beds, the rest to the general fund for hospital support. A South Carolina company plans to manufacture alcohol from sawdust from the Atlantic Coast Company plant near Georgetown.

Geo. W. Pack Phillip Rollins Archeville Mission Hospital South Carolina Atlantic Coast Company Georgetown

Deadly sewer ditch collapse reported in Edenton

In Edenton that week a sewer ditch caved in and killed Eli Daniel, a white man laying sewer pipe. A colored man was buried to his shoulders but was removed unhurt.

Edenton Eli Daniel

Balm postmaster appointment and other notices

Della F Shoemaker named Balm postmaster amid resignations of M T Buchanan and Robbins removal. Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve advertised for sore eyes claims and fraud prevention. Atlanta plans a 27 story skyscraper costing 1 250 000 with 600 offices. Judge Pell held first Concord court after appointment to Superior Court. Charles E Davis Rome Ga sentenced to 15 months in federal prison. Indian relics and mineral specimens wanted by W R Savage Blowing Rock NC.

Atlanta Ga Charles E. Davis Rome Gu Atlanta Sutherland W. R. Savage Blowing Rock N. C

Resignations and political moves mark Rowan and Raleigh

Mr A H Boyden of Salisbury resigns after 24 years as chair of Rowan Democratic executive Committee and seeks the State Senate nomination. Edward Li Conn leaves News and Observer to join the Baltimore Sun. A Western paper runs a wedding report under a patent medicine banner. King Edward funeral coverage includes Col Roosevelt in London. Advertisements tout Dr Bell remedies and antiseptic salve. The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly meets in Lewisburg, West Virginia.

A. H. Boyden Salisbury Democratic Executive Committee Rowan Senate Edward Li. Conn The News and Observer Raleigh Baltimore Sun

Eczema Yields to Bell’s Antiseptic Salve

Advert reads that eczema yields readily to Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve with improvement after first application. It is described as clean and pleasant in tone and offered at 25 cents a box with a guarantee.

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Auga Democrat R. C. Rivers Taurebay Thomas Jefferson Della F. Shoemaker Balm M. T. Buchanan Charlie E. Bubcb Penley M. T. Robbins George P. Pell Superior Court Bell Concord R. D. Holoway Mantua A John W. Hodges & Co J S Winkler Fra Bee Mountain King Edward Col Roosevelt London United States Rocky Point General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church Lewisburg W. Va Boone, NY G. R. Lona Williamsburg Butte, Mont Caesar Eczema Jack G. H. Blair Boone RFD Fletcher PD. S. Chandler Witrvnlls Tenn Valle Crucis Valle Crams N.C St. Louis M B Blackburn Boone, N. C Watauga County W. W. McGowan W. H. Beach John W. Wilson W. J. Lenoir Oliver J. C. Spach Davis Old Dominion Cement R. E. Rhoads & Sons Lenoir Hardware and Furniture Company Lenoir, N N. L. Mast, Pres W.c.correy, V.P. G. P. Hacaman, Cash Watauga Parlier J. H. Clarke M. Suddarth Bank OF
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