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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
3
A Mt. Airy North Carolina advertisement offers a large line of castings in stock including plow parts gear wheels pulleys kettles and boiler grates. It suggests items like planers water wheels and other machinery and invites readers to visit or write. Dated March 6 1913.
Crutchfield of North Carolina advertises Rock Till Buggy Co. products in Rock Hill with old buggies taken in exchange. He offers painting and repair services and promises competitive prices.
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best quick and safe cure for bad colds. It claims relief, gentle action on the lungs, and easy expectoration, restoring the system to health and trusted worldwide by dealers.
Qualified as Executor of Joseph Nations deceased the executor calls all creditors to present claims within twelve months or be barred of recovery. Debts to the estate should be settled at once this May 20 1913 J R Thompson Ex of Joseph Nations Deed S P Graves Atty
By deed of trust dated January 3 1912 Dave Payne and wife conveyed property in Surry County Mount Airy Township to secure a $1000 debt with a $275 credit. The trustee W F Carter will sell the 14 acre Dave Payne Home Place at auction for cash on Monday June 23 1913 at 1 pm in front of the First National Bank Mount Airy N C. The sale excludes interest and costs.
By order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Surry County a cash sale to the highest bidder will occur at public auction in Pilot Mountain on July 7 1913 at 10 A M. The property includes a lot 1519 by 80 feet between Stockton land and Wesley Hills bounded by railroad bed and Nelson Swanson and W H Reid, plus all other Winston Venable estate lands not yet sold. Sale subject to court confirmation and for division.
Health is key to success with improving digestion and appetite. Constipation weakens a man and Chamberlain's Tablets are praised for moving the bowels and boosting digestion. Sold by All Desiers.
The North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College announces five regular degree programs and special courses for teachers. Free tuition to students who covenant to teach in the state. Fall session starts September 17 1913. For catalog and information address Julius I Foust President Greensboro North Carolina.
Eugene Maggs and his wife, reputedly Switzerland’s richest couple, aged 41 and 35, killed themselves leaving $10 million. The Post notes their childless life, argues against idle wealth, and urges finding purpose through work or meaningful activity to sustain life’s zest.
In a July American Magazine piece the dog narrator recounts his town’s rivalry with Bill the drunkard. The dogs pretend aloofness while Bill enjoys petting and misreads their feigned friendliness. The tale mocks human humor and the animals’ clever social balance.
The Mt Airy Route 2 News reports construction on a school building contracted to Mr Lee Jones with dirt moving underway and hopes for completion by the fall term barring unforeseen delays. Local landowners on both sides of the district line welcome the project and have not requested reductions in the special school tax. A house in Combs town owned by H Schafer burned early Friday morning. residents saved some belongings. Mrs J A Smith died last Thursday and was buried Friday at Flat Rock Baptist Church. Rev T W King led the service. Mrs Smith joined the church at age 12 and was remembered as a kind neighbor. An ice cream supper at rural carrier Walter Jacksons home for Oak Grove church drew a large crowd with ample fare Saturday evening.
A vintage ad touts Prophylactic Fluid from Waehk or old ware featuring antiseptic prose. It claims to heal long standing running sores by destroying poisonous germs and cleansing foul matter, aiding natural tissue repair. Price 60 cents per bottle, sold by all druggists.
A magazine editor persuades an author who sent an unsolicited manuscript to publish under his own name to share profit with his wife. The author refuses, citing that publishing under his name would still benefit his wife financially. The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes the exchange.
Letters from ex sheriff B W Barnes of Warren County Tennessee and Gustav Himmelreich of Hochheim Texas recount dramatic health recoveries after using Peruna. Barnes cites throat trouble and multiple doctors with no improvement before four bottles cured him. Himmelreich reports eight months of asthma symptoms eliminating work until after six bottles, enabling him to resume farm labor.
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