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Pellagra Deaths
I n A u «>• us i
i Hiring August ninct\-three
deaths from pellagra wciv iv
corded in N rth • 'aiolina. This
number c nip...i ■ with m: ety
i !>•» for tin- corresponding
mouth las; year. From Janu
ary to Aug. Inclusive this \ear
exactly 700 peopie died as a r>
,-ilt of pellagra. This number
compare.- again with t> IS dur
.ng thf -ame eight-m 'nth per
last \\>ar.
It begins t.i look as if the in
: efforts mailt l thr ij-hoit
• ' Stati 'lis v art .i.u'iil>■:l
t .• ■■ v- ■ iv «. th••■!.*
i , ev ■ • > !i w i!! not In. 1 with
• !i - n has i
.1 u :':}• I 'Vii'i i : th -y ar.
■ . ■ ■ ss fai ' ■ •
) rice.-* and general depression
.a' up- th. n rniai liv'ng
r '■;' ii i toi" a large nun; ".t o!
families. I'iir problem ■ f b.
'a.r.'ig adequate to : ii ~;i;-
ii e" ' i|Ua:.*i ity has ! . > !: a real
one for sikh pe pic. !' . llagn
■ 'imr a disease i»as d on nutri
ti ::a! "imbalance" with p u
liar nervous symptoms, cond
ti": > throughout the .war have
!••-( :i wrv favorable to a;i i' -
crease in it-; occurrence. C oi
food, a h ; ■•fill outlook, at. I
fr« iom from worry ins .'ar a«
p-- i 1 >K•. afford the best pr -
to tion against pellagra.
Mrs. Martha A. Jenks of
Chicago, who testified she had
f rgiwn her husband a doze i
times for his escapade.- and
I- ihin't do it agaiu. was grant
ed a divorce.
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jj Wheat Fertilizer f
WTMIW JiWHlT'WfcJ—a—BMW—mw O
I August 11, 1930,
U Dobson, N, ( ~ »
2 Surry County. f
! The American Agricultural ( hem. Co.,
Z Greensboro, N. C.
(ient lemon:
! have had a wonderful success with 1 i
your "AA Ql ALITV" BASIC and POT- O;
ASH growing wheat. Although it was
, not an ertra good year for wheat, my L
J yield on 22 acres was 30 1-2 bushels per C
]acre, which weighed (iJ pounds to the
bushel, i grev. this wheat with an ap
plication of 100 pounds per acre of vour
"A A Qr ALITV" BASK LIME and POT
ASII. ()(i() bushels of this wheat has been '
inspected and certified by an official seed ■
inspector. This is the plumpest wheat 1
■ n have ever ever grown and I believe that
|j from the test made it is one of the finest
q set d • ar iety.
M Yours truly,
I i). \Y. HKM MINGS. I
* w.t- Mftw——*>— mmmmrnm maw——^
|J (Due to the Fine Quality of this W heat, Mr. Hem= Q
2 mi igs is selling same for Seed W heat.) S
0 To avoid substitutes, be sure |
1 the "AA Quality" Trade=Mark is 3
j on each sack. Q
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J American Agricultural fl
Chemical Co.
Greensboro, N. C. Q
Smith-Joyce.
" i A wedding of much interest
was s lemnized at Stuart. Va..
j SitiP'day n'ght. Sept. 20. HK'>n,
; : when Miss Elizabeth Lillie
Joyce became the bride of Mr.
!* Kdwin Carroll Smith. Rev. A.
- i:. Estall performing the cerc
• mony.
Mrs. Smith is the attractive
• ( y ting daughter of Mr. and
. i Mrs. James A. Joyce, of Stuart.
! Va.. and one of Patrick countyV
j most successful sell ol teach
-1 ers.
1 Mr. Smith is the handsome
J young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank C. Smith. > f l.aws. n-
I ville. and is a very progressive
i j iarm.er.
; They have a host of friend-*
e\ er.\ where who wish them
i nuieh happiness an.i suices
through life.
Maurice I'ortnan of Chicago,
shot himself, being driven io
fivnuv by pian s olawl cons
■
'! tantly by live neighbor.*,
i.
Her lotiin wa- so large that
, it could not enter the Baptist
church in Liwrp ol for Mis
Wilbur's funerai, so servici -
wire held in the church yard.
1 Because of the housing
. shortage in Stowniarket. Kng..
. lifteeii pers ns occupy a three
room cottage and several haw
to deep ill the clipboard.
i Henry Marsh w n the annual
: smoking contest in Lincoln.
I Eng.. by keepii.g his pipe light
ed 1 hour and minutes on a
single mati h.
THE DANBdR'i REPORTER
Pierce Grainer of Paris brok _>
all records by carrying a 52
pound barrell on his head.
Mi's. Clara Boag of the Irish
Free State has developed i
signalling device for automo
biles which pr niises to bring
her substantial rewards for her
ingenuity.
Miss Dorothy Galberth, IS.
Miss Esther Warner, 24. an.l
Mrs. Helen G llespie. .'JO, a'l
made solo flights after only
one day of instruction at Roose
velt field. Long Island.
Ainung tlie numerous refine
ments found on the Hut..-on
Great Eight is the novel toggle
handle which enables driver  i
passenger to open the wind
shield with one hand.
The two cowl ventilators on
the Hudson Great Kij;ht m..y
be regulated individually, pro
viding highly ellicient ventila
tion under all driving condi
tions.
The disappearing rear eur
ta n rollers in the Hudson
Great Eight closed model
illustrate the careful attention
that has given to every deta 1
of interior trim.
Mrs. Ellen Ross, win recent
ly died in Carawissa. Pa., wa
the last living daughter of ;
veteran of the lb-volution, her
father having served as a
drummer boy for Washington
at the age of 11. She vas also .i
niece of Betsy Boss, repute !
maker of the tirst American
flag.
(iermanton Union
School Has a
(iood Beginning
i
A little over three hundred j
enrolled >iii the Germanton
l.'nion Scho 1 during the tirst
week. Seventy-eight of these'
are in the high school depart
ment. Many more are expect
ed to enroll this week to bring
the total to about .'575.
The faculty this year is: R.
S. Gardner, principal: V. It. j
Brantley, assistant principal
and instruct; r of mathematics
and science; MNs Mabel Ingold.
English and Latin; Miss Clara
Smith, home economics and
science; Miss Clara Helsabeck.
7th grade; Mr. T. E. Freeman.
Cith grade: Miss Domris Gro- .
gaii. sth grade: Miss Jessie V.
Carson, Ith grade; Mrs. Beulah
Be.-k. .'»rd grade; Miss Dorothy
Pike. 2nd grade: Miss Mary
llouck, Ist grade, and Miss
Mary Taylor, music.
At a special faculty meet in-r
these objectives were outlined
for the year: (1) To stand
ardize the elementary grades:
cii To organize and establish
a physicial education course:
("■ > To beautify the scho 1
grounds with the aid of P. R.
i'. A.; (4) To recognize the
!'. P. A. and ask the co-oper
ation; (5) To organize liter
ary societies, and seme school
clubs: (0) To publish a
monthly school paper.
As Miss Ellen Martin and
Charles E. Gates of Chicago,
were be ng married a c din was
borne into the church for a
i
funeral, the undertaker having
mistaken the- time set fur his
arrival.
Mrs. K!la Cannon, of Chicago
was lined £5 i for kicking :i
j)oli( ■email.
SAI.K or I.AM) I'NDEII
DEED OF TKI ST.
By virtue of the power of
sale contained in a certain
deed of trust, bearing date of
Oct'her 7. 1!)2(>. recorded in
the ollice of the Register of
Deeds of Stokes county. North
Carolina, in Book of deeds of
trust No. Tti. at page 21-'b exe
cuted by \V. M. Hat 11 and his
wife li'eiie Katon. li. M. Nance
and his wife Beatrice Nance,
to ('. F. White, trustee, to se
cure a certain debt and bond
or not for the sum of $2.(1(10,00,
two thousand dollars, made
payable t » B. I'. Shelton, and
the said debt and bud. or note,
being due and unpaid, upon ap
plication being made to me to
foreclose said deed of trust, I
will on—
FRIDAY. THK 2-ITH DAY OF
OCTOIIKK. 19:50. at the
hour of one o'clock P. M.
cn the premises, under the
terms of said deed of trust, and
to satf,fy same, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder
for cash lh" lands therein con
veyed which are described and
defined as follows, to-wit:
A certain tract  f land lying
and being in Stokes Countv
iifuvsaid and more particularly
described and delined as fol
lows :
Beginning at an iron stake
in the edge of Main Street and
being the N. E. corner of Bank
of Stokes County 1 t. running
S. :57 (ley. \Y. 75 feet following
Bank of St' kes County line to
an iron stake, eorneer of lot of
Bank of Stokes County; thence
S. 52 deg. E. 25 feet to an iron
stake; thence N. .'57 deg. E. 73
feet to an iron stake in edgo
of Main Street; thence N. 52
deg. W. with Main Street 25
feet to the beginning, contain
ing 1875 '.square feet. The
above mentioned lot is situated
in the town of King, North
Carolina.
This 18th day of Sept., 1930.
FANNIE J. WHITE,
Administratrix of C. F. White,
Trustee, Dec'd.
C. M. Cleary, 66. of Mattoon, I
111., fractured his jaw when he
yawned.
Mrs. Helen White ol' Wash-1
ington was recovering a few
days ago in a huspital after a
transfusion of blcod for which
more than 100 persons respond-1
ed to a radio appeal. She had
just given birth to her twelfth
child in 12 yeafls. !
Miss Helen Meany cf Green
wich, Conn., holder of 16 inter
national swimming and diving
championships, and the only
American girl to compete on
three Olympic teams, is engag
ed to be married to Harry 11.
Ba'fe. a New York broker.
NEEDHAM
Funeral Home
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
Successor To Cox and Needham
Funeral Directors, Quick Ambulance
Service- Day or Night, In Stokes
Surry and adjoining* Counties. Tele
phone, Day. No. 9, Night, No. 14.
W. R. COX and
W.F.SWANSON
Funeral Directors
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
Office Phone fiO Residence Phones It and 51
9-17-1 w
The common cause of digestive dilli
cullies is excess acid. Soda cannot alter
this condition, and it burns the stomach.
Something that will neutralize the acid
ity is the sensible thing to take. That is
why physicians tell the public to use
Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
One spoonful of this delightful prepa
ration can neutralize many times its
volume in acid. It acts instantly; relief
is |uick, ami very apparent. Ail gas is
dispelled; all sourness is soon gone; the
whole system is sweetened. Do try this
perfect anti-aeid, and remember it is just
as good for children, too, and pleasant
for them to take.
Any drugstore has the genuine, pre
scriptions! product.
PHILLIPS
* Milk
of Magnesia
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1. 19:50.
Jean Chaplain has attracted
the attention of Paris critics
as a piaix* solcist at the ajre of
G, and seems destine;! to become
a world-famous virtuosi).
Services At
Smith's Chapel
Elder Watt Tuttle will preach
at Smith's Chapel on the 4th
Sunday in October.
NOTICE.
i
Notice is hereby jriven that
! application to the Governor of
North Carolina will be made
for the pardon of John N.
j Johnson, who is now serving
term at Caledona Farm.
Mrs. John N. Johnson.
"Smile
Ordinary pains— head
ache and neuralgia, muscu
lar pains, functional pains,
the headache and congested
feeling of a cold in the
head—how quickly they
disappear when you take u
tablet or two of
DR.MILES*
tbbir-TTlint
Dr. Miles' Aspir-Mint is the
rew, stable, mint-flavored tablet
that ia making people all over
the country "Smile at the Ache**
Your drag fiat has them.