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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
A collection of endorsements and consumer notices from Mount Airy including W L Steele promoting Dean's Kidney Pills from West Drug Co and Julius Eldridge's Drug Store, plus Hagan's Magnolia Balm testimonials and a quip about a paper flower lacking honey and maple syrup.
John Strange of Neeah Wisconsin calls Senator Robert M La Follette the greatest foe of prohibition at the district conference of the Anti Saloon League in Milwaukee The group plans to back dry candidates spending 15000 in three months to influence the Wisconsin legislature and Congress through the September 5 primary.
In Greene and nearby counties orange trees bore plentiful fruit this season, beating the peach crop to harvest. Staten Sugg showed small yet flavorful fruit from Mrs. Claude Harper’s Snow Hill tree, and a larger forebearer tree reportedly has yielded bushels annually. Oranges thrive with protection from winter freezes, but protection costs hinder commercial scale locally.
Germany, lifting draconian import limits, buys 10 000 tons of sugar from the United States. The purchase signals a shift in policy as Germany shifts from exporter to importer and hints at Cuban origin or toll shipments. Hamburg’s prewar role as a global sugar hub is recalled.
A recently published German official document states the total submarine losses for the war were 199, counting boats sunk interned or captured. The figure reflects wartime naval attrition and includes submarines from all fleets involved.
In Mocksville Davie county C E Clayton shot and killed Alvin Hudson a negro near his home after a claim of assault on his daughter who is soon to be mother. An inquest was held and the sheriff jailed Hudson. Also notice of sale in Surry County to satisfy a laborer's lien against William Cloud with court date July 3 1922. Largest train of locomotives ships from Philadelphia to East St Louis and weighs 621000 pounds with twenty oil burning engines built for Southern Pacific.
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