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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
5
A bulletin by Prof. J S Jeffrey issued by the North Carolina Agricultural Horticultural Station reviews egg production economics and best stock for profitable layers. It covers housing, care, heavy laying strain breeding, and cost comparisons of rations to maximize egg output.
A long advertisement urges readers to try Rexall Mucin-Tone, backing a 30 year success record with a personal money back guarantee. It claims quick relief for catarrh, cleansing the mucous tract, easing irritation, and improving overall health, asserting weight gain and renewed vitality after treatment. Also includes a separate 1910 public notice of a Mount Airy real estate sale to satisfy a claim by a trustee of the M. E. Church.
Mount Airy resident and local merchant A W Dean endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney ailments. The ad claims dark urine with brick dust, back pain, and dizziness as signs, urges early treatment, and notes Ashcraft Drug Co as the local outlet with Foster Millurn Co as US agent. price listed as cents.
A Chicago News quip frames a parlor scene where a young man asks about high license and a maid replies that marriage should not be deterred by steep costs. The exchange highlights social tension over licensing and matrimony.
A Chicago Record-Herald note recalls a London journal quip about buying the US presidency. The remark ties Senator Lotsman to ongoing talk about the presidential office.
By order of the Superior Court of Surry County I, J. R. Stone as Commissioner, will sell at the late residence of W. E. Stone on December 31, 1910 at 10 o’clock p.m. the 120 acre tract in Shoals township bounded by Barber Allen J. H. and J. I. Waller and See ndieman to the highest bidder for cash. This November 26, 1910.
Executor S R Harbour offers 2.9 acre Surry County tract with 10 acres meadow and timber, adjoining Briggs and Riddle lands, by public sale January 5 1911 at 10 o clock, with one half cash and remainder in 12 months or all cash option, sale to be divided among heirs. Personal property includes corn wheat fodder tobacco flues and farming tools. Title made on payment.
Trustee W. G. Sydnor will sell at cash auction in front of First National Bank of Mount Airy on December 5 1910 at 1 PM a Lot of land in Surry County adjoining J A Tesh and Dick corners bounded by Flat Rock Road and directional lines from a red rock to a planted rock.
Deed of trust executed by J W Greenwood and wife M J Greenwood and L S Greenwood secures 660.67 dollars owed to Commercial and Farmers Bank of Rural Hall North Carolina. On December 17 1910 at 11 o clock A M on premises in Curry County Mount Airy township sale to highest bidder for cash to satisfy debt and costs. Trustee D H Folzer states sale details and boundary description.
Nora Kelley of London Ohio writes that after twenty two years of kidney and internal trouble she began Peruna two years ago and in three bottles is now well. She claims prior stomach trouble made eating painful and grateful for relief.
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