Local Affairs Highlight Boone News And Town Happenings
The mud slows travel as thaw advances while Brookside’s Z T Watson visits town. Post Office Inspector Braxton Webb checks Boone services. R B Johnson recovers at his depot desk. Mrs D F Horton mails to Charlotte, Brazil. Boone roundhouse edging toward completion. A storm party honors Miss Virginia Councill. Rev R D Cross leaves for Los Angeles. Up-to-date roller mill planned by unnamed promoters. Boone Drug Co advertises a radical change for local physicians. Mrs W R Gragg’s health prompts Baltimore hospital plan. Subscriptions offer through March 1: The Watauga Democrat plus The Progressive Farmer for $1.65. Rev Huggins of Belmont preaches. Johnson City lumberman H C Brannock visits. Young Sam Brannock, once a Democrat office helper, progresses financially.
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Mr. Huggins
Belmont
Blowing Rock
Boone
Cove Creek
Wake Forest
H. C. Brannock
Johnson City
Tenn
Critcher
Sam Brannock
Democrat
Some Church Members Receive Special Sunday Message
J. R. Walker, pastor, will deliver a message at Boone Methodist Church next Sunday morning. The theme is Salvation from punishment with a portion directed at the young people. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Boone Methodist Church
J. R. Walker
Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin the Family Doctor Created
Dr Caldwell born 1839 in Monticello Illinois became a long time family physician. He developed a simple laxative with pepsin later sold as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in 1892. The remedy, mild and safe for babies, gained wide trust with millions of bottles sold yearly and strong repeat use.
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Dr. Caldwell
Seave
I, Caldwell
Howe
Washington
Monticello
Ilinois
W. B. Caldwell
Shelbyville, Mo
Jennings Still Retained at Home on Account of Wines
Dr. R. D. Jennings was called to Banner Elk on December 15 for his wife illness. Other family members have been sick, delaying his return to Boone. He apologizes to patients awaiting dental work and says he will resume at the earliest possible date as his family improves.
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R. D. Jennings
Banner Elk
Boone
Five Years In Advance Renewal From Former Wataugan
Mr L D Eggers of Post Falls Idaho, a former Wataugan, renews for five years from last October. He says he enjoys The Democrat as home news and notes Watauga's progress with roads and a railroad. He mentions growing apples and cites last year's prices from 2 to 3 dollars.
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L. D. Eggers
Wataugan
Post Falls
Idaho
Democrat
Watauga
May 24 1738 Wesley warmed in faith at prayer meeting
The reading notes John Wesley, then a layperson present, felt his heart strangely warmed while Luther's preface to Romans discussed saving faith. He reportedly trusted Christ for salvation and believed sins were forgiven, freeing him from the law of sin and death.
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Democrat
John Wesley
Luther
Romano
Wesley
Christ
J. R. Walker
Letter from Stringfellow Relays Sympathy and News
Private letter from Mr. Stringfellow notes Mrs. Stringfellow’s steady improvement and mentions a $10 donation to Mr. Arthur Cole of near White Top. It also reports a nurse from Watauga County, Miss Foster of Blowing Rock, and a lost Anytastman Kodak No 116 left on a train January 5, 1920, with a prompt for return and reward.
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Yastman Kodak
Sarah Banner
Ryan Boone
N. C
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