Mount Airy News notes and community updates 1900
Local paper from Mount Airy North Carolina June 21 1900 reports rains in area road conditions and sanitary concerns. Mentions J W Scott visiting Greensboro Tom Payne leaving for a Norfolk buggy factory and Trinity College ad. Includes Cuba letter from S T Lewis, health, convention news, church events, road contracts, manufacturing plans, marriages and local appointments. Also notes India famine relief fund and railroad excursion ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Thos
J. Payne
Mr. Airy
Norfolk
Tom
Llavana
Cuba
T. Lewis
Old Surry
Vince U H. Lewis
Brim
N.C
Surry
St. Louis
Davie Times
Fork Church
James Carter
Greeneville letter reflects politics and harvests in June
In a Greeneville Tenn letter from June 18, H. D. Hayton comments on election anxieties and candidate statements, notes misread handwriting, praises recent rain and harvest yields, and extends friendly regards to Mt Airy readers while affirming support for church and state separation. He observes Republican activity and McKinley sentiment among East Tennessee residents amid a broader state political contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymores
Greeneville
East Tennessee
McKinley
Mt. Airy
Therm
D. Hayton
Greeneville, Tenn
Contributions to India Famine Fund and Lodge Mourning
The News lists multiple donors to the India Famine Fund including Mre. Edna Norman 25 Mre. Dora Wreath and others with varied sums from 0 to 60. The item notes the death of J. St. Forkner Sr a Pilot Lodge member and lodge resolutions calling a 30 day mourning badge and room draping. A copy is sent to Mount Army News for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India Famine Fund
Kev
Norman Hailey
W. B. Norma
J. St. Forkner
Pilot Lodge
A. FO
A. M
Angel of Death
Tae Mount Army News
A. Keeman
J. J. Sertire
J. W. Simona
National Normal School of Music Session Opens in Dobson
Make arrangements to attend the beat session of the National Normal School of Music at Dobson North Carolina. It begins Monday July 9 and lasts fifteen days. The best instructors and healthiest location with cheap board. J B McGuttin secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. D. Gilmer
Mount Airy
Bob
Mc Cargo
W. A. Bob
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Raleigh
N.C
Surry
W. Hampton
Dobson
Melver
North Asrolina State Normal and Industrial College
Greensboro
Perry Davie
Jos
James Neave
Australia
al Dears Thoreday
Roesia
Union Christian Endeavor
Herring
Kt. H. Herring
Wilmington
Mra Herring
Stokesdale
Colorado
Ths Place
National Normal School of Music
N. C
J.B. McGuttin
Dr. W. B. Taylor's Drug Store Promotes New Life Pills
An old advertisement claims Dr. W. B. Taylor's Drug Store offers Dr. King's New Life Pills a remedy for consumption affecting liver kidneys bowels and nerves. The copy touts safety and certainty at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Taylor
Senate committee report on adulterated foods alarms nation
The United States Senate Committee on Manufacturers exposes adulterated foods and poisonous ingredients in common products. It urges publishing a full list of offending items and bans alum baking powders such as Good Luck Success Railroad Bon Bon Old Dominion, stressing the need for accurate consumer information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate Committee On Manufacturers
Congress
Old Dominion
Electric Bitters credited with curing scrofula in Washita patient
Dr. D. B. Cargile and J. T. Ile report Electric Bitters cured Mrs. Brewer of long standing scrofula with terrible head sores. They claim it purifies blood, treats eczema and ulcers, and boosts liver and kidney function. Sold by Dr. W. S. Taylor for one cent as a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Cargile
Washita
J. T. Ile
W.5. Taylor
Enid
Giat
Chamberlain
F. A Bancoox
Erie
W. 8
Taylor, Draggiat
Patent remedy claims one day cure in bold ad style
A concise advertisement claims a cold cure in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money back refund if not effective and features EB W Grove’s signature on each box. Price shown as 2e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
Our Native Herbs 200 days Treatment for sale
Advertisement notes a 200 day treatment called Our Native Herbs priced at $1.00 with a dollar back if not relieved. Bent mail to a reason for Lon for sale only by O J Ring in Westrain North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ring
Westrzain
N.C
Special Notices From an Early Market Page
A collage of notices includes sales offers for various goods and services, such as a list of local merchants advertising lumber, shoes, groceries, and a nurse’s note. It mentions a steam saw mill near Mt Airy, medical remedy endorsements, and a memorial obituary highlighting a devout life and family legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Marks
Fifth Army Corps
Santiago de Cuba
Chamberlain
W. 8. Taylor
Phillipe & Fleming
Mt. Airy
Fancy Gap
Moir
Lizzie Fleming
Phillipa & Fleming
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for All Cases
The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease foundation and build up the body. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failure and invite testimonials from Toledo Ohio readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J Cheney
Toledo
The
Cure Cold in Head Claim for Kermett Chocolates
Health claim from a short ad notes Kermett’s Chocolates as a quick cure for a cold in the head with casual assurance and no medical endorsement. The text reads as promotional language offering a remedy through chocolate products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermett’'s
Allen's Foot-Ease Offers Quick Foot Comfort Solution
Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures painful feet and growing nails and eases corns bunions and sweating. It makes tight shoes feel easy and promises instant relief for tired aching feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with trial samples and mail address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Tampa
Allen S Olmated
le Hoy
New York
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the Mount Airy News
Mount Airy, N. C
I. W. West
J. W. Scott
Oakdale Cemetery Co
Trinity College
Kilgo
Darham, N
J. J. Reno
Pilot Mountain Saturda
Reno
Jas. D. Draughe
Virginia
Souegament
Draughn
Tuk News
Ite
India
Southern Express Co
Gee
W. Lee, Jr
Baptist Sunday School
Mt. Airy & Western Railroad
Messrs. Giallaway & Belton
W. J. Reece
J. A. Adame
Mary Snyder
Winston
N. A. Wolff
Stony A
Jones
Ed East
Pace
White
Mt. Airy & Eastern Railway
Presbyterian Church
A. R. Love
Central Methodist Church
Mount Airy Township
F. E. Marshall
St. T. Joyce's
Sam’ G. Pace
William Hatcher
Kate Dick
John Marshall
Lucy
Loftis
Walter H. Sides
Mayodan
Rockingham County
Mayodan Mille
Walter
A. F
Pilot Mountain
G. W. Samuel
W.M. W. P. Monrice
R. H. Redman
J. W
Surry County
G. Brit
House of Representatives
Board of County Commissioners
J. BR. Forkner
Lee Jessup
Henry Fischer
International Tobacco Workers’ Union
High Point
Mayor Pace
W. G. Sydnor
Geo. W. Lee, Jr
R.A. Leonard
Joe Munday
Opera
Joe Monday
Wm. M. Banner
Separ
New Mexico
Chen
Cather
Dr. Pierce
R Swith's College
Lexington, KY
Cassful
Mead
Seth
H. Cars
Pune
W. B. Pate Terson
W.E Watterson
Mre
W. G. Bhelton
Thex Kid Shoes
Dix & Bowman
H. Belafer
HH. Schafer
J. R. Pantheon
Marshall & Creed
White Plaine
N. Y
Oten
Mercer
Branewick County
Eal
Dee. Lith
M. O. Reeves
Spirit Land
M. EB
Charemth
J. F. Smoot
Reever
Sunda
Treeves
H. K. Boy
J. E. Barker
Frey
Prey
Beltimere
M.D
C. (. McMickle
Wif
KR. P. McMickle
Wachovia Loap and Trust Company
Morty
First National Bank
Wacnovis Loan and Treat Co
Carter & Lewellyn, Attys
Rufus J. Armstrong
Rsans
J. M. Davis
Oakdale Cemetery Company
Oakpare Camerae
Keensbord
North Carolina
Dred Peacock
Durham
Solomon Norman
Office of Register of Deeds
Barry County
Court House
J. M. Brower
Fayette Driveman’s
Slate Mountain
Joseph Epperson
Paneeenel Leih Abla Qinib
Bissell
Oliver
Dimie
Farver
Imperial
East Main
Ment CO
Richmond, VA
Saeurl
Fac Suvele Signature of
Castoria
Bears
the Comteur
H. Schafer’s
Rcllafer
W. FF
Shelton
Masagen
Jenkins & Creed
Wheeler & Wilson
J.D. Jenkins
W. W. Burke
Gemina
Merrimack
Sea Island
W. Burke
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