Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as constitutional remedy
The advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured and notes pills for constipation sold by druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Drugg«ists
White Plains Buggy Co Lot Sold by Court Order
By order of the Superior Court of Surry County a commissioner will sell on July 18 1916 at 2 PM the White Plains town lot west of Mt Airy and Dobson road housing the White Plains Buggy Co shop. Terms: one fourth cash and three equal deferred payments in one two and three years with bonds. Sale for partition. June 16 1916 J H Folger Commissioner.
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Superior Court of
Surry County
T.matson and
Lottiertson
J. A. Griffith
White Plains
Mt. Airy and
Dobson Road
White Plains Buggy Co
J. H. Folger
Administrator's Notice on Estate of Nancy E Shelton
Qualified as administrator for Nancy E. Shelton deceased all persons owing the estate must pay promptly and save costs and all with claims present them within the time prescribed by law or the notice will be plead in their collection May 10 1916 G L Shelton Administrator.
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Nancy E. Shelton
In Memoriam J M Poore Passes After Nine Week Illness
J M Poore died May 12 1916 at age sixty six at his sister Mrs J L Sparger home after a lingering illness. He worked over twenty years at the Quarry and leaves a brother and three sisters plus three married children. He was a Baptist church member at Hollow Springs. Funeral at Oak Grove church conducted by Revs Arrington and Haymore. A Friend.
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J. M. Poore
J. L. Sparger
Mr. Poore
Wm. Poore
Mesdames
Margaret Poore
Martha Carpenter
Baptist Church
Hollow Springs
Oak Grove Church
Arrington and
Haymore
Cold Snatchers. Teacher Johnny question punchline
A humorous exchange from The Christian Register features a teacher asking for the function of body pores and a child answering they are used to catch cold, highlighting a playful misunderstanding.
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Johny
Southern Railway to run Atlantic City excursion July 6 1916
Southern Railway will operate the second excursion of the season to Atlantic City New Jersey on Thursday July 6 1916. The special train from Charlotte departs 7 45 p m with day coaches and Pullman sleeping cars. Return is valid on regular trains within 15 days with stopovers at Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington on the return. Fares from listed points include round trip rates with varying prices and a 30 minute stop in Washington for breakfast. Pullman reservations required in advance.
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Southern Railway
Atlantic City
N. J
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
North Wilksboro
Winston-Salem
Elkin
Greensboro
Mt. Airy
New York City
Battle Near Carrizal Report Details Cavalry Clash
A July 21 letter from Capt. Lewis Morey describes the Carrizal engagement as Mexican forces fired first while U S troopers formed up fearing ambush. Morey and Lieut. Meyers led wounded and unwounded troopers to Pershing with accounts of desert thirst and a night rescue.
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San Antonio
Texas
Tenth United States Cavalry
Carrizal
Lewis Morey
K. Troop
Tenth
Funston
Pershing
Morey
Meyer
Charles T. Boyd
Ojo Santo Domingo
Boyd
Feliz Gomez
Villa Ahumada
Gomez
Boyde
Ten Thousand Forsyth Residents Honor Riflemen
In a heavy rainstorm about to disrupt events, about 10,000 residents gathered on the Green before the courthouse to bid farewell to the Forsyth riflemen company C North Carolina Infantry, who left at 8 50 p m for Camp Glenn mobilization.
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Winston-Salem
Court House
Forsyth Riflemen
Rivet North Carolina Infantry
Camp Glenn
Methodist Sunday School Launches Newspaper Campaign
The First Methodist Sunday school in Hickory conducts a newspaper campaign for members as monthly attendance rises on the past two Sundays. Advertisements in the local daily are attractively written and drawing recruits.
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Hickory
First Methodist Sunday School
Trustees Sale of Mt Airy Land by Deed of Trust
By virtue of a deed of trust dated February 5 1912 Oscar Kirkman and wife secure a $100 debt. The sale to the highest cash bidder at First National Bank Mount Airy occurs July 15 1916 at 1 pm for land in Mt Airy township Surry County described by metes and bounds.
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Oscar Kirkman
Surry County
First National Bank
Mount Airy
Mt. Airy Township
Old Mill Road
Mill Road
Slate Mountain Road
Kirkmans
Short
Woman Avoids Operation in Astoria Case
Mrs John A Koentz of Flushing Avenue Astoria credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after two years of illness and back pain. She avoided surgery after reading ads and says she improved from the first bottle and could eat breakfast with her husband again.
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Astoria
N. Y
Lydia FE. Pinkham
John A. Koentz
Flushing Avenue
Prot
Pinkham Laboratory
Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Governor Peck and the millennial no-die quip and his carnation habit
A Detroit News letter reveals Governor Peck's joke that he may not die until Democrats elect a president. The Wisconsin figure was known for wearing a red carnation and a tale about a boy Daisy who persuades his father to visit the corner. The story boosted his newspaper by about 80 000 subscribers.
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Peck
Detroit News
Mr. Peck
Wisconsin
Daisy
United States
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Pullman
R. H. DeButts
N.C
Billiken
Florsheim
Blue Ridge Inn
Forsyth Tell Boys
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, N.C
E. P. Smith
Mount Airy, N. C
J. D. Minick
Michelin
the Motor Sales
Devoe
Devoe Li Ad
W. E. Merritt CO
Mountairy, N. C
Ours
U.S
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