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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
6
A quirky reader’s note blends poetry phrases with culinary advice on garlic use and dressings. It describes garlic’s flavor, a garlic vinegar recipe, and a Sherry dressing, then offers salad ideas featuring watermelon musk melon pineapple grapes bananas pears and marshmallows with mayonnaise and cream.
A recent scientific expedition uncovered a gigantic tide race where two strong currents collide. Foam drew whales and porpoises to feed on wreckage covered with organisms while jellyfish colored the water. scientists found and hatched eggs of halobates, the world’s only marine insect. Over 150 fish species were recorded.
A reflection on gratitude and divine providence. The speaker compares the magnet drawing iron to blessings found in daily life, suggesting that a thankful heart perceives mercy and fortune in every hour, whereas an unthankful heart misses them.
The text explains that all animals show some resistance to TB, with guinea pigs very susceptible and goats highly resistant. Among humans, Indians and African descendants are noted as having low resistance and rapid, dangerous forms when infected, while whites are described as having greater resisting power.
A garbled text passage shows characters misquoting phrases about losing links lynx or tracks. The speaker lines mention a soiled shirt a golfer and a hunter wandering through woods seeking familiar references.
A compact classified style tease promotes Green River as a bright lime beverage. It invites readers to enjoy the refreshing drink and favors its crisp lime flavor.
The piece argues a rural town resists city dependence and values local culture. It cites women's clubs lectures gardening music and strong neighborly support as key pillars. It notes ministers, modest yet meaningful income, and the town's ability to mobilize aid in time of need.
A Shelby County Reporter note praises Coluandiana Utah town residents and the Exchange Club for street improvements. Citizens, with Mayor Leonard, funded and led work on depot and College streets, with a pledge sufficient to improve every street in town and similar efforts urged countywide.
The article argues that rapid suburban expansion around American cities outpaces old regulatory standards and calls for radical changes in city planning. Decentralization is already evident as demand for acreage increases beyond 30 miles from Chicago, reshaping real estate markets and municipal approaches.
A Detroit real estate convention speaker urged cities to pursue beauty through clean moral and physical development. He argued rapid growth favors planning and claimed real estate men are increasingly influential for right thinking and wise city building, promising dividends.
The city manager plan can be adopted by referendum in 14 states including Massachusetts New York Virginia Ohio Oklahoma Kansas Idaho Montana North Dakota North Carolina Wisconsin Louisiana Indiana and New Jersey. Michigan leads adoption with 84 cities Texas 28 California 18 and Virginia has most cities under 26 000 population under city management except Richmond.
In a Dublin style anecdote, Gilbert's witty Sally features in a tale of W. S. Gilbert and the Liver Brigade riding daily in Hyde Park for health. He teases a habitual horse walker with a quip about being arrested for furious lettering as police eye the park.
Mr and Mrs James Thompson and others attended the Winston-Salem fair last week. The Midkiffs returned to Woodleaf after a weekend visit. A daughter was born Oct 12 to Mr and Mrs C W Tatum. Virginia Saunders studied at Craslford College while Paul Worth and Fred Saunders visited. Guy Johnaen returned to Washington DC for his father in law Stockner of Fancy Gap Virginia's funeral. Ed Wella attended the Winston-Salem fair.
The document records the bank’s financial status as of September 24 1925 at Mount Airy North Carolina. It lists assets liabilities and capital with totals and notes on deposits and reserves. The record reflects the banking practices and regulatory reporting standards of that era in North Carolina.
North Carolina bank in Surry County presents a detailed balance sheet dated October 7 1925 listing assets such as cash in vault due from national and state banks securities held real estate and allowances. It shows liabilities including deposits, certificates of deposit, notes payable and other obligations with signatures of cashier G Smith and notary E L Brannock and two directors attesting to accuracy.
Two more thrilling tales by Gerald Beaumont head the Worlds Short Star section. From glamour of the turf to prize rings, jockeys and fighters, the behind the scenes of sport world beckons readers. Order The Sun day World in advance from your news-dealer.
An examination traces hell to multiple senses from the grave to eternal punishment. It notes Sheol as the Hebrew term, Gehenna as the NT fire, and explains English origins from hel to a root meaning to cover.
Notice of a mortgage default and public auction to satisfy a debt of 4666.68 with the Bank of Mount Airy as purchaser via a trustee Edw. M. Linville. Describes adjoining lands of J. G. Wood J. F. Williams N. L. Marion C. H. Parker and Reeves Road intersections. contains about 4 acres more or less. sale to be cash to highest bidder at public auction in Mount Airy on a specified date in 1925.
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