Renewal of Public Schools in Wilson Township
A Wilson County item calls for rebuilding public education after the prior graded school decline. It urges using Wilson township taxes to fund a nine month school, proposes a dedicated local fund, and presses for teacher institute attendance verification to ensure certification.
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Wilson
North Carolina
Wilson Township
Wilson County
Farmers Alliance grows as unity steadies farmer power
The Register lauds the Farmers Alliance from its Texas origins to a nationwide movement. It notes initial misunderstandings and prejudice, urges education in government economics, and warns against entanglements with selfish or unprincipled promoters while predicting growth and impact on national policy and independence.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Register
Texas
Weathervane Radical Lies At The Helm Of Politics
The Wilmington Messenger denounces Radical leaders for shifting with public opinion and cites the Blaine campaign on high protection. It notes education campaigns changing views on protection, Ohio turning Democratic, and laborers and farmers awakening to wartime tax concerns.
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Wilmington Messenger
Blaine
Ohio
Prize Cotton Exhibit at Georgia State Fair
Letter from W K Dennis of Talbotton praising S Miller Co fertilizers used on a cotton plant grown at his farm. He notes a $500 Piedmont Exposition premium earned with their guanos and mentions the Macon Georgia State Fair display in November 1889.
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Macon
W. K. Dennis
Talbotton
Messrs
H. S. Miller & Co
Baltimore
Fentlemen
Atlanta
Progressive women enter professions says Orphans' Friend editor
The Orphans' Friend editor notes women increasingly enter roles once reserved for men. She cites examples from architecture to medicine and mentions Carrie Bartlett, a western preacher drawing attention in Brooklyn, as a notable instance of the trend gaining notice.
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Carrie Bartlett
Brooklyn
Nolandine Vitamin Tonic Sold By Druggists
Nolandine Johnston's Vegetable Nolandine advertised as a tonic liver regulator and blood purifier. Sold by all druggists. The Nolandine Co. Richmond Va.
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Johnston
Nolandine Co
Richmond
Vea
Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine Endorsed for Liver Diseases
Testimonial from L. C. Davis of Richmond Virginia praising Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine as a ten year reliable cure for liver and kidney derangements, digestion issues, and headaches with tonic effects, from a local user.
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Rico Mono
Johnston
L. C. Davis
North Fifth Street
Malaria Case Mentioning Johnston's Vegetable No Landine
A resident from the malarial district along Lower James River reports severe illness cured by Johnston's Vegetable No Landine after trying usual remedies. He states he recovered liver function and health, and his wife and children benefited as well.
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Chesapekend
Ricnh Monpb
Iss
James River
Johnston
Hilees
A Lady's Perfect Companion by Dr John H Dye
An advertising notice for a medical book by Dr John H Dye claiming childbirth can be painless and pregnancy evils prevented. It promotes a descriptive circular and testimonials, urging readers to send two cents to Frank Thomas & Co. Baltimore for confidential letter sealed in an envelope.
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John H. Dye
New York
Frank Thottas & Co., Publishers
Baltimore, Md
Nolan dine praised for relief in blood poisoning case
J R Bowden of Bowden's Dental Fluid reports in RichmonD Virginia on July 13 1887 that Nolan dine cured eight year constipation and cured malaria and blood poisoning with immediate and permanent benefits. He states renewed health and thanks the inventor J W Johnston proprietor.
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Richmonod
J. W. Johnston
Nolandine
J. R. Bowden
Bowden
Nolandine Proven Effective for Dyspepsia Catarrh and More
Dr Jas H Garlick of Richmond Virginia testifies over a year that Vegetable Nolandine cured dyspepsia catarrhal stomach and bowel affections kidney and bladder catarrh uterine irregularities malaria complications and constipation. Proprietor J W Johnston. 409 E Clay St.
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Richmoond
J. W. Johnston
Nolandine
Jas. H. Garlick
M. D
E. Clay Street
Chills and Fever Reported Relieved by Nolandine
E Wilson reports severe chills and fever during last fall. Quinines only provided temporary relief, with recurrences on the 7th 14th 21st and 28th days. A friend shared part of a bottle of Nolandine, used per directions, and the chills ceased. He notes good health and current weight.
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Fleet
King NP
Queen Con
E. &. Wilson
Kidney Affects Cured by Vegetable No landine
William Dickinson superintendent of coal mines reports a chronic kidney and liver complaint cured by Vegetable No landine after years of malarial poisoning. He recommends it to others with kidney and liver afflictions and general malaise.
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J. W. Johnston
William Dickinson
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MFG
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Chesterfield County
E. M. Nadal
Wilson Collegiate Institute