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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
4
Captain John J. Sigg of Winston Dalen extols Karnak tonic sold exclusively in Mount Airy by W. S. Wolfe Drug Co and by town druggists. He claims at age sixty three it boosts appetite, taste, strength and vitality.
Pursuant to an order of re sale by the Clerk of Superior Court in the Watson case the Commissioner will sell at public auction on the premises the John C Flippin division lot No 4 containing about 21 acres more or less. Terms are one half cash and one half in one year. Sale to pay debts and partition. This dated November 30 1925. T. W. Watson Commissioner. You get that rich mellow flavor only in Pepsi Cola.
Public notice announces a mortgage default by Oscar Kirkman and wife and a sale at cash to settle a debt of 130.82 plus costs. The auction, in front of First National Bank Mount Airy on December 21, 1925, space describes three parcels totaling about 3 acres and references deeds in Surry County. Ownership details include heirs of Charlie and Albert Short with plats and bounds described and legal references to prior deeds.
A brief note touts Pepsi Cola as the only way to truly judge its quality and taste, encouraging readers to sample a bottle for a true flavor test.
Public auction will be held in front of the Bank of Mount Airy Mount Airy North Carolina on Saturday December 19 1925 at 1 o clock for the sale of real estate described as 222 100 acres more or less to satisfy a debt of 734 90 plus interest and cost of sale default having occurred under a deed of trust dated December 9 1919 by B W Cox and wife Manerva Cox to J M Hiatt trustee for Jacob F Hiatt recorded in Surry County NC. J M Hiatt trustee. Edw M Linville attorney.
A brief, old timey slogan proclaims Pepsi Cola as the answer to tired and thirsty moments, promising refreshment and a lift in energy with every sip.
Sufferers from rheumatic aches and stiff joints may find quick relief from Mexican Mustang Liniment. The remedy is claimed to penetrate skin, reach painful areas, and end pain with fast healing for bruises and sprains. Available from druggists and wholesalers.
An editorial urges small backyard flocks in Wilkes County as profitable when managed scientifically. It cites A C Dennis of Wilkesboro with a January to October profit of 165.02 from forty hens, and notes meetings led by County Agent H E White at Franklin school and Mount Airy to discuss better housing, hatcheries, and egg markets.
Having qualified as Administratrix on the estate of A. D. Moss deceased, all claimants must present claims to Edna A. Redman at Mount Airy Route 1 within 12 months or be barred. Also all debts owed to the estate should be settled immediately. Dated November 20, 1925. Edna A. Redman Administratrix WL. Reece, Attorney.
A brief note proclaims Pepsi Cola as a refreshing drink and a revelation to consumers seeking a new chilled beverage option in the market.
How Calotabs purify and relieve colds and flu overnight with one or two tablets at bedtime and a swallow of water. No salts or nausea, no interference with meals or work. Next morning the cold is cleared, appetite returns, and you can eat what you like. Available at drug stores for 85 cents with full directions.
Fred Folger as trustee will sell at the courthouse door in Dobson on December 26 1925 at 2 PM the debtor Hen Key estate homestead, a tract in Bryan Township Surry County with northern Don Cockerham and Mitchells River borders, J K Cockerham on east and west, Sim Wood on south, as described in prior deeds. Sale to satisfy debt and costs. Nov 26 1926.
A reader reports trying a bottle of Pepsi Cola and being surprised by the refreshing effect. The note suggests a simple, satisfying option for quenching thirst.
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