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Entered at the Mount Airy Post Office in North Carolina as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
2
Entered at the Mount Airy Post Office in North Carolina as second class mail matter.
An editorial condemns a yearlong pattern of about six thousand prescriptions written by doctors and filled at three drug stores. It argues doctors aid liquor consumption, criticizes law enforcement, and calls for action to restore law and order, noting licensing measures in Statesville and Monroe as possible solutions. The piece also reviews Floyd Featherston Co. musical entertainment and mentions tickets at Ashcraft's.
A drugstore scene shows a doctor prescribing liquor as a meal aid for a bedridden wife and newborn, a practice framed as satisfying public demand rather than medical necessity. The account notes weak enforcement of liquor laws, yet reports a local judge praised for fairness and mentions community notices from Rockford Route 1 about residents, visits, and a school term ending.
Mr. Eddie Hill of Winston visits friends and relatives in Westfield this week. Mr. Tom Dearmin of Big Creek visited our school Monday. Mrs. W. A. Tilley is very sick this week. Mr. Edd Carroll of Winston spent weekend at Westfield. Mr. W. W. McDaniel spent part of last week with his parents here. Mrs. Tom Covellon is here this week.
Simmons of Winston visits parents as Flora Hill of Westfield marries J E Jessup of Brim Route 1 at bride's home with Rev J T Smith officiating. Relatives include E N Hill and Sam Carson family of Pilot Mountain. Jennie Hill wed Reid Snoddy on Jan 26 1908 with Esquire John Simmons officiating. Bride teachers Woodville school. Grover France of Jamestown hosts Friday night gathering. An infant of S M Walker family buried Wednesday.
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