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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1915

Page

4

The Monroe Journal Opinion on Belgian Relief and a Dog Tax

The Monroe Journal critiques Belgian relief and advocates a dog tax to curb stray dogs. The piece argues feeding Belgians is essential while proposing a small ownership tax to discourage unrestrained dog ownership, suggesting fines for irresponsible owners and射 potential dog culling only if owners fail restraint.

Cain Saan Glan Lea Monroe Journal

The Babes of Belgium Amid War Refugee Cruelty

A wartime narrative depicts Belgian refugees trudging into Calais and Brussels with the Red Cross aiding the wounded and a nurse delivering life to a newborn. It contrasts scarce milk for babies with aid limits, noting mothers starving while the Commission of Relief seeks to feed each inhabitant ten ounces daily.

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Winter War Tales and a Death by Exposure

A long rambling moral tale cites forty thousand winter casualties and the need for aid to mothers and babies. Maclyn Arbuckle travels to Minneapolis amid a brutal blizzard, dies of exposure, and is humorously misadventured at cremation where a voice complains about the heat and an open door.

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Negro cook's travel dream ends in round trip fate

Theodore Rousseau recalls as a boy in Nashville a negro cook pressed her husband for a trip to Lebanon for a colored celebration. The overlong train ride halted repeatedly and returned to Nashville, leaving the wife furious and shouting that next time she must go somewhere. The Journal Office prints a 10 cent receipt book offer.

Theodore Rousseau Mitchel New York Nashville Lebanon Rousseau

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