Wear the White Rose for Mother In Public Memory
An editorial urges observance of Mother's Day by wearing a white rose as a civic tribute. It extols maternal love, links the custom to public sentiment, and imagines a growing, international homage beyond law or official decree. The piece blends affectionate reminiscence with a call to a shared, symbolic gesture.
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Penelope
Mother
Atlanta
Connor
Charlotte Observer
Couree
State Supreme Court
United States
Senate
Washington
Conner
Judiciary
Supreme Court
Kitchin
Superior Court
Congress
Mesers Aldrich, Payne,Dalsell & Co
Dr King’s New Discovery Saves Boy From Consumption
A Springfield North Carolina merchant’s son was declared hopeless by two doctors but recovered after three weeks on Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad touts the cough and cold remedy as a safe cure for lung diseases, with a trial bottle offer and price of $1.00. Also mentions national treasury deficits and a Sen Dolliver response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Blevins
Springfield
N.C
Dr. King
Mr. Blevins
Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve Advertised for Health Warnings
A garden of testimonials promotes Electric Bitters for kidney distress and back pain with claims of curing dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease, plus Bucklen's Arnica Salve for gangrene prevention after toe loss. Mentions Newton Enterprise and local figures J R Blankenship Hon R Z Linney M L Bingham. Product pitches target general ailments and skin conditions with 25 cent pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
J. R. Blankenship
Belk, Tenn
Protections Soon, Pail Empty as Tariff Lords Reign
A poem rail against tariffs and protectionist rhetoric, contrasting past promises of "Four years more" with an empty dinner pail. It targets Taft era figures and rail strikes, noting Rockefeller Carnegie Morgan Havemeyer Dupont and the whole protection bunch enjoying wealth while workers face tax on their labor and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Taft
Morgan
Havemere
Dupont
Butter That Survived Eighteen Years Found In Well
A Delaware man stored butter in a bucket lowered into a well due to no icebox. After 18 years the butter floated to the surface, remained sweet and edible. He and two neighbors tasted it and declared it good, three affidavits support the claim. The odd tale continues to amuse locals.
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Martin
Carefa
Bryan
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