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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1912
Page
7
A fragmented notice discusses Mane Bingham and a college tied to math and ventilation, sanitation, and mites data for 38 months in a state care setting. It mentions public help for waking men of boys and a mystery mailbox or address 52.
Miss Kate Thomas visits in east Monroe township and Miss Thetus Lomax wed Mr EB Funderburk on the 7th with Elder Henry Taylor officiating. W J Lowery leaves Monroe Cotton Mills to join AD Juillard Co in Aden New York. Reverend C L Hinson to Missouri conference to teach in Morrisville College. Tragic obituary notes Mr Veera Dielen of Monroe dies in Charlotte. burial held Thursday. survivors listed. Many notes on marriages, relocations, society events, and local civic matters.
Leaves detach from trees as cork forms at the stalk base, severing nourishment. Dead leaves contain only waste products, while the tree discards them to conserve vitality.
A witty exchange in which a golf caddy jokes with an Indian amateur about losing a club. The caddy cheekily predicts potential championship status, then quips about the woman at golf and jokes about throwing the hammer in London.
Austin and Correll advertise a ready repair service for engines and machinery at their shop near the freight depot. They promote a new remedy for cholera and pluming work, urging customers to act now before summer. Sold by all dealers.
The Dewarra currency in New Britain is strings of dog whelk shells on palm leaf ribs used as wealth symbols. Hoarded dewarra at funerals is divided among heirs, similar to personal property division. Also mentions health fads and a dubious contraceptive-like claim offered by dealers.
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