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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1914
Page
12
The president outlines a shift toward curbing monopolies and regulating finance. He calls for an Interstate Commerce Commission style body to supervise railroads and interlocking directorates, propose dissolution of harmful combinations, and protect individual investors while preserving lawful business. The speech argues for gradual, non revolutionary change in a bipartisan effort to align law, public opinion, and modern commerce.
A health guidance note from the Idaho State Board of Health advises bathing at least 365 times a year with temperature varied to suit constitution. It explains cold water baths stimulate circulation, hot baths aid relaxation but may trigger nervous reaction, and recommends warm or tepid baths for those unable to endure cold.
An advertisement touts Mi o na Stomach Tablets from Drug Co claiming fast relief for indigestion upset stomach and heartburn. It asserts the product strengthens digestive organs soothes membranes and improves digestion.
Washington Herald notes a humorous verse about a fly that ignores slaps and pestering appeals. It describes how cats birds toads and dogs react to humans but the fly remains undeterred and continues to trouble meals and naps.
A discussion on overconfidence as a danger in youth sports and life, warning that pride before a task leads to failure. It cites drowning, embezzlement, and bad manners as outcomes of ignoring caution, while urging politeness and thoughtful conduct to build lasting character.
Gathering Phive anizes ll our thoughts of heavy At first we Uunk efst Of gates of pearl and denating Haht of shining wings and robes of whi Aad things all strings to mortal sight The glad homeland put far away Where none are ok or poor or lone The place where we shall find our own And as we think of all we knew Who there have met to part no more Our longing hearts desire home too with all the strife and trouble o er Robert Brownlag
An old pastor’s wife formed a sewing society whose work endured beyond her death. A crisis nearly ended the group but a member invoked her name and resolved to continue. The piece argues money cannot match pure deeds in leaving a lasting heritage for loved ones.
In a trial the lawyer questioned the engineer about a man on the track. The engineer confirmed the man was on the track, adding a sharp point that no engineer would let the train run toward a person after a collision.
Benny asks Anna Mis sweetheart about their future and marriage. She answers with a playful pun implying they would be Benny and Anna married if they wed.
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