State Democratic Primaries Shape County and District Nominations
Democratic primaries held across small counties produced varied results. Allen appears to win the corporation commissioner nomination over Manning, with Brown set to fill Aycock’s term and Lee likely securing a spot over Rogers. Congressional races see renomination for Walls and Ritchey, while Thomas wins in the third district and Poll is renominated in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
J. 8. Manning
Kitchen
Corner
W. R. Allen
Superior Court
Clark
Walker
Eerve
Allen
Manning
H. C. Brown
Aycock
W. T. Lee
Haywood
Rogers
J. H. Pearson
Burke
Lee
Mail
Ritchesmere
Imagressman
Thomas
Conessman
Fragmentary Returns Hint at Nominations Across Districts
The text reports partial returns across multiple districts with leads and uncertainties. Godwin leads in one race while renomination is unclear. Webb and Age face no opposition in several Congresses, Gudger shows strong but uncertain favor. conventions decide in others. Local contests include Long defeating Wright for Spector Court, Smith narrowly beating Shannon Course for solicitor in Mecklenburg, and Wake in contention until Caldwell county results finalize.
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Godwin
Webb
Cabarrus
Asanties
Coughton
Caldwell
Judge Long
R. Lee Wright
Rowan
Long Anpers
Davie
Yadkin
Wright
Charlotte
Smith
Shannon Course
Mecklenburg
Caldwell Couny
Lawrence Wakters
Edmond Jones
Sones
A Woman’s Great Idea In Health Boost Promise
In a garbled piece a claim touts a health regimen for women promising beauty and vigor. It mentions nerves complexion and bodily organs like kidneys liver and blood, suggesting bitters as a cure and urging belief in a fashionable yet unsafe health product.
The Shillalah as a Growing Art Form
The article compares the shillalah to a cultivated talent like a poet, growing to maturity under careful nurture. It notes that out of 10,000 blackthorn shoots only one becomes famous, with diligent tending and removal of offshoots guiding the main stem toward a strong bulbous root shaped into a handle.
Wigs in Early Colonist Days
The first colonists wore their own hair often. cavaliers, Puritans, and Quakers favored long locks. By 1675 wigs became common enough to be denounced in Massachusetts and preached against. Care costs rose to about £10 yearly per wig with owners of eight or ten wigs. even small children wore them. The 1754 Massachusetts Gazette notes a runaway slave wearing a curl of hair tied with string to imitate a wig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Gazette
To Frost a Window
A frosted window lets light in while blocking outside view. Make a strong epsom salt solution in hot water and apply to the inside of the glass. Cover completely and avoid runs. as it cools the salts crystallize to create a frosted effect.
Don’t Neglect Headache Says Hospital Experts
In young children headache should never be neglected and may signal acute or dangerous disease. The hospital warns it can indicate educational precare in some cases and notes many adults suffer headaches from premature brain strain during school life.
Conservation of Nature's Resources Warns of Health Risks
The notice discusses hereditary kidney trouble in the family and cites C. J. Buchanf of Wallahingrton as recognizing early warning signs. It mentions sufferer Heanya and references four horses of Foley's Rainey Senet in the context of the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J
Buchanf
Wallahingrton
H. J
Heanya
Foley
Rainey Senet
Fundamental Velocities and a Mount Airy Notice
A compilation notes planetary and physical velocities including Earth's rotation and orbit, Moon, sound and light speeds. It also contains a Mount Airy deed of trust sale notice dated 1909 with sale of land on Pine Street on July 26 1910 to satisfy a $500 debt and a Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sale pitch by Gwyn Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Standard
G. Gilmer
Maud L. Gilmer
Bank of Mount Airy
Mount Airy
Town of
Pine Street
J. W. Sheppard
5. L. Gilmer
Gwyn Drug Co
Paper money in China under Mongol rule
The text notes Marco Polo first told Europeans about Chinese paper money under Mongol rule but cites a 1759 history stating the Song dynasty issued money earlier and was suppressed, with new notes replacing old ones in 1264.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco Polo
China
Motherly Encouragement in a Marriage Dilemma
A mother reassures her daughter amid a fear that a suitor seeks wealth rather than affection. The mother argues the father’s business acumen will secure the best terms, and the inheritance will belong to the daughter whether the match is for money or for love.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Cure Rheumatism with Rheumacide Says Baltimore Company
An advertisement claims rheumatism is caused by excess uric acid and promotes Rheumacide as an internal cure. It asserts liniments only offer temporary relief and touts internal restoration, with tablets and packages available from Bobbtt Chemical Co. and local druggists in Baltimore and nearby outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scence
Bobb
Tt Chemical Co
Baltimore
Trustees Sale and Court Auction Entries in Dobson
Public auctions in Dobson North Carolina feature a trust sale of J W Greenwood's wife property to satisfy G C Lovill Co with options to parcel and bid items starting July 6 1910 at 2 am. The notice includes multiple tracts around Mount Atry Rockford Street and adjacent parcels with widow's dower and reversion interests, plus a separate sale of Holcomb heirs assets at the Dobson courthouse July 5 1910 at 1 am for debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Greenwood
Dobson
G. C. Lovill & Co
G. C. Lovill
McCargo
Mt. Arry
McCaree
Justee
Superior Court of
Surry County
Anid Holcomb
Court House
N. C
Mount Atry
Rockford Street
John Ellis
Jonas Metoin
Widow Hudson
Sam Holt
B. D. McCain
Holcomb
Jim Brown
Platina Hudson
White
R. M. Burrus
Frank Brown
Rockford
Rk. U. Haymore
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Manning Dar
Ee and Brown Por Corporation
Statesville
J. C. Clifford
Harnett
Catawba County
Geo
Smoot
J. H. McKenzie
J. S. Hall
B. B. Miller
J. C. Keesler
Miller
C. C. Moore
Moore
Russell
N. W. Wallace
Jas
W. Stinson
Wake
Russ
Afcitor Speinhour
Justice
F. A. Daneis
Yaxne County
E. H. Hennis Drug Co
Seld
Tor Abies Eds
Ths
Sanreah Et Se
Chas A. Stevens
Miss Cora Earp
Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
Chicago
Frey
The
Creation
W. 36Th St
New York
J. F. Hines
Mount Airy, N
Agta. So. Life & Trust Co
Greensboro
W. G. Sydnor
MT. Airy, N.C
Strong Lin
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