Chamberlain's Stamen and Liver Tablets Ad
Urges sluggish liver relief with two doses before bed promising a morning feeling better. Mentions J. M. Hodges as the seller. Advert style terse and lacking details.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
1
Urges sluggish liver relief with two doses before bed promising a morning feeling better. Mentions J. M. Hodges as the seller. Advert style terse and lacking details.
The passage reviews the tariff revision pledge by the Republicans at the last convention, contending the public demanded downward revision. It argues Taft misrepresented the party platform, failing to deliver the promised downward revision and criticizing the Payne Aldrich bill as a betrayal. It notes higher costs from the new tariff and mocks the octopus metaphor.
A Charlotte Observer column advocates expanding home canning of fruits and vegetables to reduce waste and improve winter fare. Cites Rockingham County success with outfits producing several thousand cans, claiming higher quality than factory products due to freshness and shorter supply chains. Notes benefits of strategic home canning for families and regional readers.
An experienced graduate watchmaker urges owners not to trust repairs to careless hands and stresses careful cleaning adjustment and oiling. J. W. Bryan promotes high quality materials, fair charges, and no unnecessary work to keep watches running reliably.
The Asheville Gazette News notes that threats to kill an umpire over disputed calls in a baseball game reflect the city’s dog days mood. The remark highlights public tempers during heated sports officiating.
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