10 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
1
The column surveys Senate probes into Philippine dissension and military corruption, endorses Dewey’s court stance, notes Roosevelt’s potential nomination path, and critiques Morgan and steel trusts. It comments on Hanna, Bryan, and political intrigues affecting the 1904 Republican landscape, plus Hawaii and China diplomacy.
An instruction prompts presenting evidence that all items except the bad ones are acceptable. The note emphasizes excluding any rejected or invalid content while gathering usable material for a dossier.
A Ontario New York druggist recounts a winter incident where a woman asked for a cough syrup not stocked. He freely recommended Chamberlains Cough Remedy, offering refund if not worth the price after trial. The woman later returned with a friend to buy the remedy, praising the recommendation. Sold by Blackburn. A Centerville Iowa court official credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with relief after three doses. likewise sold by Blackburn.
Report cites a rough estimate that only about eleven thousand Boers remain and argues that roughly eight hundred thousand English troops would be needed to end the war in the South Africa region. The item reflects interim casualty and manpower speculation.
Jefferson correspondent reports the case brought by John R. Ballou against the heirs of Napoleon Ballou ex Sheriff Sturgill Joseph Graybeal and Dr T J Jones with Richard Wood of Pennsylvania as lessee over mineral interests on the Ballou home place Callaway tract and Graybeal interests valued from 100000 to 560000 The suit claims iron ore and other minerals with inexhaustible quantity and asserts this as one of the state and county’s biggest legal actions. Also an ad notes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets offered 25 cents with free samples at Blackburn's.
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and other lung ailments claiming dramatic health restoration. It touts tests on pneumonia pleurisy and bronchitis with thousands helped. Sold by Blackburn with guarantee and trial bottles offered free.
An old advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure permanently and completely relieves indigestion by allowing the stomach to rest while it digests what you eat. It emphasizes common sense over dieting and credits Moretz and Farthing with the endorsement and mentions Zeb Buchanan.
A biased description accuses a woman of shirking maternal duties to focus on social obligations, labeling her foolish and neglectful toward her child in a fragmentary, contentious tone.
In Wake Superior Court Judge Robinson jailed Ed Battle, a Wilmington lawyer and son of Raleigh attorney R. H. Battle, for 60 days after Battle assaulted Mayor Powell of Raleigh. The incident followed a prior disorderly arrest. Battle’s appeal awaits Supreme Court action. The piece notes pressure to alter the sentence and mentions Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a product plug.
A vivid aphorism states that every ounce of rum entering a man’s mouth depletes an equal ounce of brains from his head, implying a direct link between indulgence and diminishing intellect. The quip reflects cautionary wit about alcohol consumption and personal judgment.
An old newspaper ad promotes Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble affecting both women and men. It claims universal misery from kidney disease, urges treatment, and notes sizes fifty cents and one dollar with a request to write Dr. H. S. Beene in Binghamton, NY for a free pamphlet.
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