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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
4
The Greensboro Industrial News notes a tribute to Dr McLver as William Jennings Bryan arrived in Greensboro. Bryan, famed leader, diverted from politics to honor the dying man with a tender, heartfelt eulogy that drew a hushed crowd and united listeners in sorrow.
North Carolina towns welcomed William Jennings Bryan as he defended tariff policy and national issues during a lengthy address. The Charlotte News recounts his clear, convincing responses to Secretary Shaw and points to strong statewide support if he runs for president in 1908.
A reflection on diligence and integrity, praising workers who exceed duties for flawless results. The piece notes talent matters less than steadfast commitment. An ad for Stollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promises refunds if it fails, priced at 35 cents, attributed to Blowing Rock Drug Co.
Ad claims from Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ruugers a remedy for borry porpis, hopefuls of better vigor and Collen health. It mentions sodas for constipation and pimples, with terms like Todipestion and Pimples appearing in the readable fragment.
A witty collage mocks judgments of looks and intellect. It jokes that editors may hide in shabby coats while a dapper man could be a Melinguer subscriber. It quips on reason versus intuition, genius ignorance, and women's humor in a playful, old fashioned tone.
Satan has many schemes to work as little sister but a compliment leads to them all. The intense itching of salt rheum and eczema is instantly dulled by Haatherlain's Salve. For sale by all dealers at Boone and Blowing Boek Ding Co.
A rural tale from Wilkesboro Chronicle relates a snakes filled field called the snakes patch where Charles Reins killed seven snakes sinking his plow into a copperhead. Ed Foster also halted work after nearly snagging a copperhead with a woodland stick. Locals recall the area as unusually snake thick, old people noting the field’s long snake history. Sam Jones in Charlotte reports a political quip heavy with Bryan references at a chautauqua and a playful boast about the Declaration of Independence being written in Charlotte.
A promotional note from M B Blackburn of Blowing Rock Drug announces Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy that will wash away complexion issues and not rub off, claiming it provides a visible improvement without secrecy.
A cryptic note suggests that shaking bands could indicate friendship, while a certain light may reveal a snake exit. The text hints at symbolic signals rather than clear events, leaving interpretation open to readers.
An undated promotional notice touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a lifesaving remedy sold by dealers. It claims the medicine saves time before a physician or help can arrive and urges readers to buy it now.
A remark notes that for morbid individuals the sole flattering images are those produced by blue print photographs.
K W Goodale of Dutton Street Waco Texas praises Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption saying five years of use keeps him well and safe after a long troubling cough that grew worse years ago Now cured He notes the product prevents pneumonia and treats coughs and croup with a guarantee from all druggists Trial bottle free and bottles priced at five cents and one dollar
Paul C. Stensland, president of Milwaukee Avenue State Bank in Chicago, was arrested in Tuinger and Morero and sailed last Wednesday for New York in custody of Attorney Olesen and detective Keeley. He was taken to the pier under military guard.
The testimony claims Elec tric Bitters cured Wolfe of Bear Grove of debility and stomach liver and kidney complaints after two years of torture. The user mentions general debility blood diseases headaches dizziness and weakness, noting the price as 59 cents and that druggists overcharged.
Amin isquoted reacting firmly after a horse steps on his foot, insisting on clear dialogue about the mishap. The incident centers on Amin’s immediate response and the animal’s handling in the moment.
M. B. Blackburn of Blowing Rock Drag Co advertises Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea at 85 cents per ten tablets. The notice claims the product will make a woman healthy, happy, and docile as a lamb, promising a remedy for various ailments.
A collection of wry lines about fate and human quirks. It notes that the band of fate is gloveless and that people do odd things to gain parity, while mothers excuse juvenile terror. It mocks talk lines, gossip, begging, squandered wealth, and neighbors' supposed hellfire beliefs.
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