North Carolina Awakening and Alumni Day Plan
The Twin City Daily extols North Carolina's dawn of prosperity from Atlantic breezes to mountain heights. It notes a push to strengthen University alumni ties, with Alumni Day during Commencement week featuring a memorial address by Rh H Battle and an Alumni oration by Col W H S Bargwyn.
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Twin City
Winston
North Carolina
Atlantic
Rip van
Old North
Winston Market
Norfolk
C’s
Peidmont
Roanoke
Grand Old State
Rh. H. Battle, Esq
Charles Phillips
W. H.S. Bargwyn
Henderson
Journalistic duty and ethics urged by Durham Sun editor
Jim Robinson of the Durham Sun extols journalism as a noble calling and urges North Carolina papers to adopt strict business practices. He condemns secretive advertising rates and calls for transparent campaign finance affidavits detailing every contributor and expenditure to reveal a candidate’s funding.
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Jim Robinson
Durham Sun
North Carolina
Brethren
John
Chicago foresees mass early May walkouts
In Chicago more than 250 000 workers are expected to leave work early in May as the carpenters strike remains unresolved. Leaders fear a general industry-wide suspension, with influential men organizing to avert it but no real hope of success.
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Chicago
Nolandine Touted as Liver Regulator and Blood Purifier
Johnston's Vegetable Nolandine described as a tonic and blood purifier for bad blood or troublesome liver. Marketed as a liver regulator and sold by druggists. The Nolandine Co. based in Richmond, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Nolandine Co
Richmond
Rhitehmond
Derangement of the Liver Patent Notice in Richmond
A 1585 Richmond notice testifies to the noted efficacy of Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine for liver and kidney derangements, digestion issues and headache, claiming it as a reliable tonic available through L. C. Davis and a local purveyor in Virginia.
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Richmond
Johnston
L. CC. Davis
North Fifth Street
Johnston's Vegetable Nolandine Cures Malaria Says Chesapeake Official
An official from Richmond Virginia testifies after eight years in a malarial district that Johnston's Vegetable Nolandine restored his liver and health within two bottles. He notes his wife and children also benefited from the remedy.
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Chesapeake and Oto Railway Company
Richmond
Vaa
James River
Johnston
University seeks alumni cooperation for stronger bond
A movement aims to unite the University with its Alumni for practical cooperation. The institution relies on alumni for friendship, counsel and criticism as ongoing support and engagement is sought.
A Good Law Expands Purity in New York Elections
The News-Observer notes New York under Gov Hill has a landmark statute to ensure electoral purity. It surpasses the Australian ballot in this aim by requiring every candidate voted for in any election to meet strict standards.
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News-Observer
New York
Gov. Hill
America
Senator J B Beck Dies at Washington Railroad Depot
Senator J B Beck of Kentucky collapsed and died in the railroad depot on Saturday as he stepped from a train in Washington. A prominent Democratic exponent, his death marks a major loss to the party and to public life.
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J. B. Beck
Kentucky
Washington
Democratic Party
A Lady's Perfect Companion by Dr Dye
An advertising pamphlet promotes a book by Dr John H Dye claiming childbirth pain is unnecessary and morning sickness preventable. It asserts wide physician endorsement and offers descriptive circulars and confidential letters in sealed envelopes for two cents.
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John H. Dye
New York
Frank Thomas & Co., Publishers
Baltimore, Ma
Nolan dine proves relief for long standing constipation
J R Bowden proprietor Bowden's Dental Fluid reports health improvement after using Nolan dine for eight years of habitual constipation. He claims relief from malaria and blood poisoning as well, noting immediate and permanent benefits and now exceptional health. The letter dated Richmond Virginia July 15 1887 is addressed to J W Johnston proprietor Nolan dine.
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Richmond
Val
J. W. Johnston
Nolandine
J. R. Bowden
Bowden
Nolandine Proclaimed Effective by Dr. Garlick in 1886 letter
In Richmond Virginia on April 19 1886 Dr James H Garlick reports extensive trials of Vegetable Nolandine over the prior year. He cites success treating dyspepsia catarrhal stomach and bowel conditions kidney and bladder catarrh uterine irregularities malaria and constipation, calling it a general tonic and alterative. He signs from 409 East Clay Street.
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Richmond
J. W. Johnston
Nolandine
Jas. H. Garlick
M. D
E. Clay Street
Chills and Fever Ailment Report Cured by Nolandine
A personal testimonial from E. S. Welson of Fleet King and Queen Co Virginia dated January 31 19S7 describes recurrent chills and fever since fall. After using Nolandine per directions the chills ceased and he reports improved health and weight.
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Fleet
King and Queen Co
Kidney Affection Cure Named Nolandine Suggested
In Chesterfield County Virginia on March 2 1885 William Dickinson superintendent of coal mines reports relief from chronic kidney disease malarial poisoning after using Vegetable Nolandine He strongly recommends the remedy to others suffering similar ailments.
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J. W. Johnston
William Dickinson
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Wilson Mirror
Henry Blomn
Wellsaid
the University
Radam
D. Heriic
Wilsen
Chesterfield County
E. M. Nadal
Wilson Collegiate Institute
Ladis
Schonas
Cata
Uae
Silas E. Warren
Wilson, N. C
Indianapolis, Ind
Kentucky Wacon Manufcturing Company
General Southern
Louisville
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