31 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
1
Aabur’s unclear report notes a development affecting local beverage routes. The fragment mentions a wave of changes pushing toward a new path, with emphasis on a harder stance and potential implications for wine production and distribution in the area.
Washington column notes Roosevelt maneuvers to build a Republican South clashs with Hanna machine. mentions canal treaty talks, Nicaragua vs Panama routes, and Frye subsidy bill disputes. Kansas and Arkansas voices back Jones and Clarke, with Navy Bureau rumors and Augusta dinner anecdotes.
A Ontario New York drug store recounts a winter day when a lady asked for cough syrup not in stock. Clerk R Grandin recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a money back guarantee after a fair trial. She later returned with a friend and endorsed the remedy, which Blackburn sells.
Asheville citizen notes Booker T. Washington dined at an expensive mansion and jokes the White House name is misleading. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets from Blackburns for bilious symptoms with quick relief and prevention when symptoms appear. Price 25 cents, sample box free.
Land timber and mineral interests sought by Linney and Hayes of Boone North Carolina invite all persons desiring to sell or buy lands water powers timber and mineral rights to call and transact through Linney Hayes Stead Berars Agents Boone NC attorney F A Linney firm promises direct buyer availability and prompt action
Mr J C Snyder of Crittenden Kentucky recalls a night when his brother’s baby faced choking croup. He reports swift relief and a permanent cure after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy is praised for coughs colds throats and lung troubles 50 cents to 1 dollar trial bottles free at Blackburn’s.
Memphis Scimitar reports a scathing claim that the President invited a Black man to dine at the White House, labeling the act the most damnable outrage by any U.S. citizen. The item reflects inflammatory language and a charged stance from a historical newspaper.
A crude, garbled prose excerpt discusses political moments around McKinley and Roosevelt, cites a North Carolina anecdote about growth and height, and includes a vaudeville of misheard remarks. It also contains misspelled names and stray medical promo text from a cholera remedy advertisement mixed with unrelated phrases.
The Louaville Courier Journal comments on the Roosevelt-Washington affair urging Democrats to stay hopeful. It notes partisan comfort, promises future opportunity, and hints that a “broncho-buster” candidate will stir up more support in the years ahead. The piece ends with a call to unity and patience.
A brutal assault on D F Collier of Cherokee Iowa left him nearly unable to bend or sit due to kidney injury. After trying Electric Bitters, he reports a dramatic recovery, claiming the medicine cured his back ache kidney trouble and blood purif y ing health. Available for 50 cents at Wackburn's.
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