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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1916

Page

3

Scolding Keynote and Sharp Politics Debate

The column lampoons Charles G Hughes keynote criticizing its negation laden stance on Wilson Huerta and Mexico while predicting Theodore Roosevelt will campaign against Hughes at Oyster Bay. It contrasts Wilsons calm principled stance with Hughes vague policy and questions advisers. A separate report notes Dr H P Harper killed his wife then shot himself in Weaverville after a night of alleged drinking, offering no clear motive.

Charles G. Hughes Teddy Hughes Oyster Bay Puget Sound Golden Gate New York Tribune Detroit Wilson William R. Hearst Mexico Henry Lane Wilson Huerta Albert B. Falr Diaz Bedi Woodrow Wilson Charles L. Hughes H. P. Harper Kinston North Carolina National Guard Weaverville Buncombe County

Walked 22 Miles to Get Supplies for Families

North Wilkesboro Hustler reports J. Cooper and Henry Brown from Darnell post office walked 22 miles from the Blue Ridge near the Ashe line to obtain relief for their families, each with 6 to 10 children. They carried more foodstuffs and clothing than they could manage and planned to return after arranging the loads, having spent the night of the 16th camping in the woods with their households.

North Wilkesboro J. ©. Cooper Henry Brown Darnell Post Office Blue Ridge Ashe Line

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Cure

An old classified style tonic ad touts GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC as a true general strengthening remedy for adults and children. It claims to drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and build up the system with bold assertions and a humorous tone about money and laughter.

Grove

Lax Fos Laxative Tonic Promises Gentle Fuss Free Action

Lax Fos is advertised as a mild effective laxative and liver tonic that does not gripe or disturb the stomach. It contains cascara in acceptable form to stimulate laxation and tonic effects. The product claims to aid digestion, arouse the liver and secretions, restoring healthy functions. Sold for 50c.

Littleton College Opens Fall Term for Girls 1916

Littleton College announces a fall term start date of September 20 1916. The well established, well equipped institution invites inquiries and catalog requests to be sent to J M Rhodes at Littleton NC.

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Wwe International Cartoun Levoy Fairbanks Littleton College J. M. Rhodes Littleton, N.C Atlantic City, N. J Baltimore, MD Washington, D., Richmond, Norfolk Virginia Beach Seaboard Air Line Railway North Carolina H. B. Pleasants T. P. Eee Fr Hmington X. James Ker, Jr T. P. A. Charlot John T. West, D. P Raleigh, N. 4 Monroe Coca-Cola Monroe Coca-Cola Company F. N. Snyder Monroe, N. C Ben Jolie Benjamin & Johnes Warren Street Newark Nidma Phone Old Postoffice Building S. B. Bivens Marshville, N Carolina Bank W. B. Love S. Roome L. Building W. C. Lemmond Old Library Room N. C R. L. Payne N.C Old Postoffice Union Drug Co B. C. Redfearn Bruner Marshville W. B. Houston Inaoer Fitzgerald Building Court House Austin & Correll Meredith College South Chas. E. Drewer Raleigh, N.C CG. M. Smith Monror Union Drug Store
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