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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
7
The article argues that Christian unselfishness, rooted in Jesus's teachings, offers a practical path to social reform beyond political plans. It links the Big Idea of selfless love to daily conduct, urging abstinence from alcohol to protect others and strengthen community, while noting a revival and local social updates.
Under a 1929 Deed of Trust R A Jarvis and Maude Jarvis authorize a public sale by W S Bryant on July 1 1935 at 12 noon at the Court House Door Dobson NC. The parcel lies in Mount of RSwee near W Dobbins and others with Lot No2 Block C Durham property and Loflin corner. A 5 percent cash deposit is required to bid.
Mr J P Mahaffey of Clinton writes that Black Draught is a vegetable laxative aiding the downward movement of the bowels and relieving symptoms of constipation. The ad extols its cleansing effects and claims prompt relief for digestive discomfort.
Highland Park residents Mr and Mrs J R Berrier and daughter Marie with Mrs Eugene Toman traveled to Welch West Virginia last Friday and returned Sunday. Miss Mary Louise Lineback visited Miss Virginia Creed after attending Reverend Johnson of the First Baptist church.
Osler Jarre! has returned from Huntington to Crooked Oak News in Mount Airy Route 6 on June 26.
The report covers local activities in Crooked Oak including a car accident near Crooked Oak with minor injuries to the driver, revival services at Ivy Green Baptist Church starting July 14 led by Rev. Boyd from Kentucky, a wiener roast June 29 at S F P Jarrell’s home, a Crooked Oak track meet June 29 for adult school students, and the 6th Sunday Union at Zion Hill Primitive Baptist Church on June 26 and 30, with crops in need of rain.
A fragment advises removing the of sack from a chicken or turkey and drawing the ten dons in the legs to make meat more tender. This appears as culinary guidance from a historical source.
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