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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1914
Page
3
A new Berlin Conservatory of Music will be established in Monroe with an elite European faculty. Prof F Scharfenberg leads as president and director, with Mrs Elsa Riedelsberger teaching piano and voice. other instructors to be announced.
The London Answers argues that even after a Dublin peace a separate kingdom parliament would not be sole. It cites Isle of Man’s house of keys as possibly oldest, dated to 938 by King Arry. Jersey’s 12 Jurats, 12 rectors, 12 constables, and 14 deputies form its assembly under a bailiff.
English worker H G Belbin of Battersea created a dual surface cycle that rides on land and water without adjustments. The craft uses tarred hollow floats for water support, a front fork rib steering, and a chain driven propeller for propulsion. Belbin crossed the Thames to prove its safety and practicality despite not swimming.
In the War of 1812 the British abandoned their Baltimore expedition after losing General Ross at North Point. Their sea attack on Fort McHenry lasted 24 hours with about two thousand shells. four Americans were killed and several wounded. The fleet and remaining land forces sailed away, Baltimore stayed safe, and later operations moved to New Orleans where the Invaders were defeated early January.
Military experts admire the Ruselan soldier for tenacity and fearlessness despite limited education. The Slav mind is seen as slow to translate plans into action, yet the average Russian moujik can be sent to death or victory with little concern. The soldier is praised as a capable fighting instrument when directed by skilled generals.
The canal enables vessels from Charleston to Boston to save about 70 miles per trip. Yearly delays for barges and schooners on the outside route drop to roughly four days, reducing coal and lumber costs by about ten cents per ton on 7,000,000 tons plus another 4,500,000 tons for steamers.
Public notice by commissioners of Union County North Carolina announcing sale of 167.25 acres known as the Richardson tract part of the G. W. Fow estate lands. Sale set for December 23 1914 at Monroe Court House with bidding starting at 16.00 per acre and deferred payments terms.
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