Notice of Sale of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works Property
Trustee Alfred S. Wrythe will sell the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works business in High Point, North Carolina, on March 15 at noon. The sale includes all business goodwill, machinery, stock, and the defined sale territory from High Point through Thomasville and Asheboro, with cash terms and inspection by appointment.
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A. C. Burgess
Mary Ellen Burgess
Alfred SS. Wrythe
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
High Point
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works
Commerce Strreet
N. C
Pepsi- Cola Bottling
Miller Improved Rinser and Carriage Company
Carbonator
Ford
Republic
City of
Thomasville
Asheboro
Jamestown
Waliburg
Denton
Glycerine Mixture Advertised by Merchant
A retired merchant claims his wife suffered catarrh of the stomach for years and improved after using Adler-i-ka with glycerine buckhorn bark and other ingredients. He asserts one bottle cleared foul matter, relieved sour stomach and gas, cured constipation, and even prevented appendicitis. Matton Drug Co.
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Matton Drug Co
Real estate transfers filed yesterday in Greensboro
High Point deeds filed at the county courthouse in Greensboro show transfers including W. J. Montsinger and wife to Milton Silver and J. Goldstein for property in the city with about 4000 dollars in revenue stamps. Sarah J. Montgomery executrix to Furniture City Manufacturing Co for property in the city with 500 dollar consideration. A. L. Burns and wife to Carrie Sh. Welch for Jordan street property with about 5000 dollars involved. A $1 bank deposit at 4 percent compound interest would yield 56.50 in 100 years.
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Greensboro
W. J. Montsinger
Milton Silver
J. Goldstein
Sarah J. Montgomery
Furniture City Manufacturing Company
J. A. Farabee
Esther Blackwell
Miners demand 60 percent wage hike and six hour day
Philadelphia march 4 union leaders outline appetite for a 60 percent wage increase for contract miners, 2.10 dollar daily raise for day men, and a six hour day five day week. Negotiations with anthracite operators in New York set for March 9 to replace the 1916 four year contract. 176000 workers affected. ratification by a later mine workers convention possible. The talks hinge on a broader bituminous scale and full union recognition.
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Philadelphia
New York
Wilkes Barre
United Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
Pfher
Phat
Alcompany
Number 40 Blood Remedy Promises Cure Claims
A testimonial from Mary in Indiana dated April 25 1919 describes three years of chronic rheumatism catarrh constipation stomach trouble and nervous spells. After trying many doctors and medicines she reports relief after two bottles of Number 40 and plans to start a third. Wart Drug Co. sells the remedy claiming it treats gout malnutrition auto toxication and liver and stomach trouble and can aid skin diseases and other conditions.
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Mary, Ind
Mendenhall
Gostine Rainey
Jefferson St
Wart Drug Co
Aspironal touted as two minute cold cure for all
An advertisement parades Aspironal as a superior two minute remedy for colds and flu endorsed by military surgeons. It promises instant relief, a bright taste, and a refund if relief does not appear within two minutes, urging purchases for all ages and households.
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U. S
Judge Doherty Learns of Twin Birth at Home
Jersey City March 4 Judge Doherty of the court of Common Pleas learned at home that his wife had given birth to twins the fifth time in ten years The two surviving children are a boy and a girl two previous twins did not survive The judge greeted a well wisher with quiet humor noting the five births in a decade.
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Jersey City
N. J
Doherty
Court of Common Please
Four babies born to Bridgeton mother with twins
Bridgeton New Jersey report notes Mrs. William Huchner near Pele Tavern welcomed twin boys at Bridgeton hospital weighing six and a half and six and a quarter pounds. She also cares for four other youngsters, making the household notably busy.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Marth
William Huchner
Pele Tavern
Bridgeton Hospital
Best Care Could Not Save Washington Baby
Morison Marshall, foster son of Vice President and Mrs Marshall, once cared for in a district hospital diet kitchen, died from malnutrition after years of neglect and poverty. He lived as one of the capital's notable yet undernourished infants, whose drastic health decline reflected earlier deprivation despite intensive feeding efforts.
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Washington
Morrison Marshall
Thomas Marshall
Capital
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