Local notes on meetings and community life
A wide local column covers Rev David Green’s meetings at Breshy Fork, brickmaking for Atty Coffey, Prof Rogers’ wife’s fever recovery, Blowing Rock border returns, school openings at Linville, and trips of locals to adjoining towns. It notes measles and scarlet fever outbreaks on Cove Creek, a severe storm at Blowing Rock with a fatal lightning strike, and assorted social visits, deaths, and provincial news.
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David Green
Breshy Fork Church
Cove Creek
Harris
Boomer Matheson
Taylorsville
Matheson
Fin Dangter
Frank Linney
Dad Mel
Willie Sherwood
Awootha
Ziooville
Blanche
Congressan Linney
Atty
Frank Linney J
Mary Lillington Hardin
John F. Hardin
Greensboro
Greensboro Female College
News and Observer
G. W. Robbins
Johnson, Phipps & Gray
Skulls
McKinley
Wallauge
Aycock
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Quick Vitality Boost
In a brief editorial style pitch the bottle is recommended for a two week outing after fifty weeks of confinement. It claims three doses daily will refresh blood, fight fatigue, improve appetite, and promote easy rest.
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Hood
What are Humors and how they manifest
Humors are vitiated fluids in the veins causing tissue illness and eruptions. They arise from defective digestion or inheritance and lead to weakness and debility. Hood's Sarsaparilla expels them and strengthens the system, claimed as the best medicine for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Crowd surrounds Milburn as McKinley greets public
An eager crowd throngs the east side of the grand building to glimpse the executive. President Milburn and Secretary Courtesyou notice a man with a hand bandage as he reaches the dais, then McKinley offers a handshake before the scene continues to the second page.
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McKinley
Police
Temple of Music
United States
Secret Service
Courtesyou
Milburn
Mr. McKinley
Ease and Disease and Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims
An old advertisement argues disease equals lack of ease and blames impure food for most ailments. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as purifying and vitalizing blood, curing scrofula and eruptions, toning the stomach, improving appetite, and restoring health and vigor.
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Aale
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