World War Faith and New Year Reflections in Monroe
The Monroe Journal presents public commentary on War dynamics and sacrifice, detailing Mr. James H. Pow of Raleigh on Prussian causes and a rail transportation unification under government direction. It cites soldiers’ courage, spiritual beliefs, and a observer’s note on immortality, plus a New Year piece urging natural observation and life as a ongoing theatre.
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War and faith mingle in modern combat says observer
The piece argues that this war sharpens a global belief in spiritual reality and survival of the soul. It contrasts Allied inspiration with German leadership, which it says rests on old gods of war and material pride. The writer notes the near presence of death and the moral dimensions of conflict.
Get the Habit of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast
An internal bath trend claims real hot water with lime stone phosphate each morning cleanses the stomach liver and bowels. Proponents say it pushes out last day’s waste and toxins, boosting health while warning against daily toxins entering the blood. A cheap lime stone phosphate purchase at pharmacies is urged.
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