Monroe Journal opinion clashes with The News over war policy
The Monroe Journal denounces The News of Charlotte for criticizing wartime policy and calls for calm, arguing that bonds and taxes must fund the war. It defends editors' right to disagreement, notes investor and contractor concerns, and cites Lincoln on wartime finance and public sacrifice.
Meeting of Colored Teachers in Union County
Due to bad weather the colored teachers will meet January 1 1918 at Morris Street graded school house to carry out the published program. H O Frederick president R N Nisbet co superintendent.
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Journal Subscriber List Drops Nonpayers On Jan 1
The Journal will drop names of unpaid subscribers on January 1 as it switches to a cash in advance system with no extension. Every reader wanting to continue must renew now. A few readers suggest choosing between two evils, but many accept both.
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Kidney Flush with Rad Salts Promises Kidney Relief
A medical claim urges meat reduction to ease sluggish kidneys and promote urinal health. It recommends four ounces of rad salts daily in water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder weakness and other ailments.
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