Hopeful Business Outlook Arising From U S Prosperity
A Boston Globe opinion piece surveys a broad forecast of lasting U S prosperity beyond postwar highs. It argues banks remain liquid, tariffs buoy conditions, and industrial diversification fuels growth from agriculture to oil and minerals, with invention driving new wealth. The column also notes political costs and rewards in elections, praising Beasley and criticizing restrictive campaign rules, then pivots to a French trial comparison and a summer health advisory ending with a Po-Do-Lax promotion.
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Boston Globe
United States
Europe
Constipation Causes Sickness Warns Against Backups
An old advertisement urges avoiding constipation and claims backed-up waste poisons the body. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best safeguard against illness and advises one dose daily at the druggist for twenty five cents.
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Dr. King
The Farm Hand by Walt Mason in Judge
A humorous poem lamenting a farm hand's brutal daily grind from dawn to dusk. It describes endless chores, injuries, and the farmer's jibes. The piece contrasts rural toil with city escape as workers suffer and grow weary. The second section reports local accidents and a medley of insect bite warnings and Sloan's Liniment promotion.
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Walt Mason
Sloan's
Grove's The Old Standard Tonic Promises Strength
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Tonic as a valuable general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to improve liver function drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system. Price listed as 50 cents.
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Grove
Independent candidate announces for Union County House seat
Frank M. Hasty declares himself an independent candidate to represent Union County farmers in the Legislature. He emphasizes farmer representation and urges rally to the Flag. The note recalls two youths hired out to a farmer to avoid jail, with Harrison Thompson rearrested for stealing a watch and money.
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House of Representatives
Union County
Frank M. Hasty
Catawba
Harrison Thompson
Bromo Quinine Ad Claims One Day Cold Cure
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a genuine remedy to cure a cold in one day. It mentions relief from coughing and headaches and promotes a signature from KE W Grove. The ad emphasizes fast action and includes a 2c price detail.
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KE. W. Grove
Notice of Mortgage Deed Sale in Monroe Annex
Mortgagee LC Triplett announces a public cash sale on August 31, 1914 at the Monroe courthouse door. Lands in Monroe Annex include Blocks 11 and 9 and land lots 5 6 in Block 17, totaling several 50 by 160 or 50 by 190 feet parcels conveyed to Julius Alsobrooks and wife Nancy. The sale follows default on bonds secured by a 1910 mortgage deed recorded in Union County.
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Julius Alsobrooks
Nancy
Register’s Office
Union County
N. C
Court House
Monroe
Monroe Annex
Triplett
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil Promises Quick Cure
Advertises Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil as a miracle remedy for old sores and various ailments. Claims to relieve pain and heal while lasting long enough to justify a one dollar price. Contains exaggerated guarantees and lacks medical endorsement.
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Porter
Executors Notice on J R Deese Estate 1914
Executors E G Deese and B L Deese announce qualification as executors of J R Deese deceased. Creditors must present claims by July 25 1915 or lose rights of recovery. Debtors must promptly settle. Redwine and Sikes attorneys.
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J. R. Deese
E. G. Deese
B. L. Deese
Redwine & Sikes
Atty’s
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America
Nan Patterson
Harry Thaw
White Mountains
de Luxe
South Carolina
Mme. Caillaux
FORD
Ford Motor Company
The
Henderson Garage and Machine Company
Monroe, N. C
Mes
Wilmington
Frank Clinton
Zeb Ratchford
Dallas
Gaston County
Gastonia Gazette
Rocky River
Springs Hotel
W. T. Brasington
North Carolina ‘State
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