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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1915
Page
4
Shepherd Grocery Co announces a rural produce drive urging farmers for geese ducks turkeys and country produce of all kinds. The ad appears with a dated Journal listing and regional prices, reflecting a small town grocery promotional item from a historical period.
Dr. E. B. Faber of Copenhagen links overeating to chronic rheumatism lumbago varicose veins and constipation among 253 patients. He notes higher mortality from heart and kidney disease and apoplexy in heavy individuals. Diet reduction markedly improves rheumatism and related disorders, lowers blood pressure, and prevents relapse when moderation is maintained. Excess weight and related issues stem from overindulgence rather than flesh itself.
This excerpt describes a self portrait method using a clothespin and a fuse. A shaped clothespin grips the camera bulb while a fuse links the pulling ends. Lighting the fuse triggers the pin to press the bulb and expose the shutter as the photographer positions themselves.
In the Middle Ages Southeastern Europe between the Dnieper and the Ural was largely wasteland until hunters, runaway serfs, and outlaws settled in Ukraine. They formed communities and raided Christians and Turks. From the Turk their name Cossacks meaning freebooters. Many succeed in failing as others fail in succeeding.
A Monroe Telephone Co notice urges subscribers to use numbers when calling and to request a telephone book if missing. Manager W H Norwood explains operator delays, asks patience, and emphasizes accurate numbers to speed calls and reduce inconvenience for patrons during busy periods.
Prof. J. C. Hose uses a resonant recorder to log leaflet pulsations of the telegraph plant with a sensitivity that can detect changes as slight as a four hundredth of a gram. The magnification crescograph can enlarge growth up to a million times, making plants appear to rush forward.
The piece from the Columbus Dispatch extols Washington as the unique global capital for diplomacy and administration during wartime. It notes the presence of ambassadors from warring nations, Keating US representation, and the city’s pivotal role in directing peaceful settlement efforts as the war unfolds.
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