Hogwallow News Highlights Local Oddities and Meetings
Hoowallow residents report unusual happenings from corn and ditches to post office naps and a hat losing itself in a grist mill. The piece notes a moonlight picnic invitation, a shooting incident, hair-raising styles, and routine church plans across five Unionville charge churches with tent meetings to begin late July and run ten days to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimlet
Yar
Eazley
Interior Department
Isaac Hellwanger
Cricket Hicks
Calf Ribs
Tickville
Flim Dillard
Hogwallow
Slim Pickens
Slim
Jefferson Potlocks
Hog Ford
Unionville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Unionville Church
Zion Church
Union Grove Church
Oak Grove
Mill Grove
G. W. Fink
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy now to be prepared for summer attacks. It touts high value at low cost and emphasizes readiness for colic or diarrhoea symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John F. Jantzen
Delmeny
Henry Lily
H. E. Copple
Suffrage militants jailed after front door protest
District Workhouse holds Highbrow Suffragists after they parade to the gates of the White House and present banners. Judge Mullowny sentences the women swiftly, noting violations of the act while they defend themselves from the dock, pledging to continue the liberty fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotte Bay
Ju Hopkin Florencelon
Mianie Abo
J. Aes
Aeane Tabert Walker
Pro
Mullowny
Miss Stevens
Mulloway
Corporation Council Hart
Julia Hurlburt
Ironized Paw-Paw touted as nerve and blood tonic
An Elizabeth City testimonial extols Ironized Paw-Paw as a nerve and blood strengthening remedy. It claims improved digestion, energy, and mood, with emphasis on its tonic effect for the nervous system. Sold by English Drug Company in Monroe and by Inter-Drug Co New York at $1 per bottle with formula on every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Inter- Drug Co
Ing
New York
Suffrage remarks stir roiling civic debate
Fragmented lines recount speeches urging liberty and democracy, praising women’s role in politics, and noting a guard’s comments on suffragette treatment. Paragraphs shift to Unionville notes about crops, church services, visits, and a humorous anecdote at a stag dinner.
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Thos.h.ince
Enton’s
Ego
Benton's
Hoowallow News
Insurance
Monroe Insurance & Investment
Bank of Enton Building
G. B. Caldwell
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
United
Brannon
Rogers
Pleasuet Hill
Unionville Rt
T. P. Little
Mil Creek Church
EB. C. Snider
T. F. James
University of North Carolina Law School
Chapel Hill, N.C
Zhoe
S. A. Warlick
Hayne Sereet
Ga the Square
J. W. Kullings
Chathourn
L. A Bailey
Chadbourn
Indian Trail
O. J
D. B. Snider
Worth Brothers Company
Coatserville
Penna
Southern Libor Agency
First St
Richmond
Coatesville
Drake" Brick & Tile Co
John N. Drake
Bennettsville, S.C
JSE
English Drug Co
Myhand
West Point
Georgia
N. Wolfe St
Baltimore
Watt Ashcraft
Franklin Street
N.C
J. C. Maynor
316
W. C. Lemmond
Old Library Room
N. C
R. L. Payne
Old Postoffice
Union Drug Co
B. C. Redfearn
Bruner
Marshville
Matthews
Julia R. Price
East Windsor
R. H. Garren
Hamilton-Liles Co
G. M. Smith
Monroe, N
Union Spree
Monroe, N. C
W. B. Houston
Fitzgerald Building
Court House
Monroe Iron & Metal
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