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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1912
Page
7
A brief note describing a tonic claimed to invigorate the liver, restore stomach function, regulate bowels, and strengthen nerves. It presents the remedy as an efficient cure for numerous abnormal conditions and signals a general health tonicity endorsed by the source.
Those doing business with this bank ought to be satisfied. Those capable of appreciating good service are satisfied. Those seeking better connections should study our record. Those looking for a safe place to deposit money should not overlook The Bank of Union. The invitation to do business is cordial and aims at mutual benefit.
In a light tale Marjory and Polly recall a midnight alarm clock incident at a boarding house that injures a new boarder. The pair recounts warning cries and a comic scene as the man is carried to bed. Romance blossoms later as Marjory and Chester grow close over the incident.
A fragmentary line appears as Stray Storiva remarks on a misfit suitor, noting a man foolish for claiming healing with time. The quoted exchange hints at marriage over a 15 year span and unresolved tension in a terse, dated tone.
An article celebrating youth, moral living, and college preparation. It promotes a Union County school with emphasis on citizenship, affordable tuition, and strong literary, debating, and music programs. Fall term opens August 12, 1912, Horace Stewart, principal, Elise address in North Carolina. Also notes health advice for housewives and daily routines.
A fragment notes a rule requiring a mayor-signed certificate before action, with a curious exception that only after death is the rule waived, indicating a unique municipal procedure described in the archival piece.
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