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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
5
The executors notify all claimants to present verified claims against the estate of Dr. R E L Flippin to the undersigned on or before September 24 1926 or be barred from recovery. Letters testamentary issued September 24 1925. Lelia eet Executor. W R Badgett Atty.
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Fred Quesinberry died in Surry County North Carolina this is to notify all persons with claims against the estate to exhibit them to George K Snow administrator at his Mount Airy office on or before September 25 1926 or they will be barred from recovery All indebted to the estate should render immediate payment.
Trinity Episcopal Church notices list Rev. Arthur H. Marshall as minister. Church school held each Sunday at 10.00 a m. Holy communion and sermon on the first Sunday at 11.00 a m. Sermons by pastor on the third and fifth Sundays at 11.00 a m. Sermons by pastor on the second and fourth Sundays at 11.00 a m.
A mountain climber describes avalanches in the southern Alps, noting six to eight weeks of frost loosened snow now driven by heavy fresh snow. Powdery underlay becomes ice with successive seasons, creating colossal masses that slide toward valleys, devouring livestock, forests, cattle, and structures.
A reminiscence about Henry M. Flagler and his fortitude. A Florida development tale notes Flagler’s foresight at Ponce de Leon hotel in St Augustine. The anecdote recalls paying bands with strategic crowd control during early railroad and hotel ventures.
The article explains painting mainly protects wood by filling pores with sap residue during tree life. When wood is cut sap fades, pores open, inviting fungi and moisture that cause rot if left unprotected. Paint penetrates these pores and forms an elastic film that anchors to the wood, shielding it from decay.
The Department of Agriculture states ten year old grapevines may be replanted the same way and a one year old vine can be replanted. Dig out three or four large stems with soil attached, cut back to the main stem leaving only a few buds to grow, and do not allow fruiting until the vine is well established.
The Chinese have valued camphor for centuries. Once from gum, today camphor is extracted from the wood. The wood is sawed, chipped, and heated in a still to produce the fragrant material used in perfumery.
Rosabelle Houston argues in Grit that every citizen should aid neighbors and foster beauty and order. She contends a well-ordered city reflects individuals, and parents must instill cleanliness and neatness from babyhood to guide schools and social groups away from current problems.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that painting should primarily preserve wood and iron from weather. Regular painting is cheaper than delaying as rot and rust progress beyond the reach of later coats. A self repainting farmer benefits from knowledge of paint types, mixing, surface prep, application, and whitewashing.
The text argues that wood frames are inflammable and require protective measures to resist fire. It stresses identifying high risk points in residences and promoting compaction and space conservation to reduce risk. It urges fire prevention societies to educate architects and builders to ensure safer homes and communities.
The piece argues saving is effective only with a definite purpose such as buying a home. It notes the strong appeal and attainability of home ownership and suggests building and loan associations should stress this end to encourage savings among members.
In Riverton a playful exchange centers on budgeting and commitment as Firkin declares he is married, prompting a humorous clarification about finances and domestic life. The local wit reflects on the meaning of budgeting in everyday relationships.
A dispute arises between Spencer and Kelley over compensation for seven dollars worth of work. Retley claims the debtor owes tem dollars while Kelley maintains fair profit is due. The exchange shows tension over value and settlement.
A writer in a weekly bulletin notes snoring appears mainly a human attribute with little medical literature. He cites vibration of the soft palate and uvula from deep breaths with the mouth open and suggests normal sleepers breathe through the nose to avoid tissue vibration. In children snoring may indicate enlarged adenoids and tonsils.
John Burroughs writes that he loves the world and finds it home and source of joy. He describes nestled life, gratitude for its soil, harvests, and nature, amid mountains, forests, waters, frosts, and heats, with beauty awaiting his path.
A simple explanation of shadow formation as light from a lamp travels in straight lines. It describes how a person approaching the lamp blocks light and casts a shadow that moves with the person.
Experts in Washington spent five months attempting to coat a six inch disk of optical gloss and failed twice. In Germany a seventy two inch disk of perfect lens has been produced using 5,000 pounds of raw conforral with exacting precision. The completed lens must be of uniform density throughout.
A large group gathered at the home of Wm R Gunnell in Holloway on Sunday to celebrate his 75th birthday with a surprise dinner. The spread included fried chicken beef pickles pies and assorted cakes.
Hudson-Essex production tops 200000 six cylinder cars to date in 1925 as industry records rise. Hudson-Essex says growth stems from better values rather than price cutting, with daily output around 1200 cars and a booming market for motorists.
Mount Airy notes list several residents and visitors leaving or returning home. Hettie and Bether Bingman return to Greensboro from with their mother Mia Kizzie Bingman. Harry McHone travels to Birmingham Alabama to visit his mother. James Snoddy returns after 16 years away. Robert Midkiff moves from Woodleaf to Woodleaf with family. Phil Combs returns to Granite Quarry after a Woodleaf visit. Grady Burton and Albert Beer visit Woodleaf. Willie Valentine returns to Winston Salem after visiting family.
The principal point of success was the value of the cars not the price. Utility endurance smart looks and reliable performance defined the victory. Price alone could never have scored this achievement.
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