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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
3
A boastful speaker touts high reputation as a Southern gentleman and sovereign figure. He claims factory workers push him to stay clean and sweet and asserts Southern folks know good blood and good tobacco.
In Hogwallow notes Raz Barlow prefers to be served raw if he were a hamburger sausage a joke stirs talk. Dock Toecks has the mumps and a new plaid dress for Misa Flutte Belcher is in progress. A mysterious varmint with large eyes reappears at the post office porch. Washington’s approaching birthday prompts post office closure.
Internal revenue agents in the Atlantic district of Georgia report sheriffs in many counties refuse to cooperate against illicit whiskey production. The agents say sheriffs mock general officers when help is requested and that any aid is rare where sheriffs do assist.
When nervousness stems from constipation, Cham berlain s Tablets offer fast relief. The text notes these tablets also improve digestion and are obtainable readily.
A reader letter questions gender fashion burdens with a vivid satire on women’s clothing. It contrasts a male “dude” outfit with modern style to argue for simpler dress and criticizes social standards and public regimes.
A letter argues for strong parent teacher cooperation to ensure discipline and quality in schools. It urges parental support for teachers, consistent attendance, promptness, and stable staffing, warning that lack of home backing leads to chaos and student failure.
Farmer J W Workman near Springfield Michigan refused $26 for a single ear of corn. The year won 42 prizes in statewide exhibits.
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