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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1917
Page
6
The Pageland Journal condemns jokes at soldiers and urges solidarity behind conscripts to defend rights and lives. It calls for stepping in against taunts, even using a shoe if needed, to deter insults during wartime. Col Thomas B. Keogh, former U S marshal and GOP figure, visits Greensboro and may move back to New York after 25 years there.
Om Retiring From French Territory the Germans pestwenes: thing, Even Trees by Nabe -Man Trains Everywhere For the French Soldiers. The author recounts visiting the line south of Noyon near St. Quentin and La Fère, describing wrecked villages, old trenches, shell damage, and the perception of war’s grotesque reminders. He reflects on neutrality, tourism, and the deprivations endured by soldiers and civilians alike.
Monroe readers are urged to protect kidney health and not delay treatment for backache and signs of kidney trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended, with over a hundred thousand users and a Monroe case from S. B. Sturgis confirming relief from backache and kidney symptoms. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
Reports say Germany is increasing production of latest model aircraft to deter a potential American aerial program. The manufacture of Zeppelins has been abandoned.
An old remedy claims headache relief comes from a daily hot water phosphate drink. A teaspoon of limestone phosphate in hot water before breakfast is said to wash out liver and bowel toxins, cleanse the alimentary canal, and curb headaches. The guide urges pharmacists for a quarter pound and notes the remedy is inexpensive and tasteless.
Reports roam from Noyon and surrounding farms detailing German wrecking of orchards and roads to disrupt French supply. Observers note the deliberate destruction of centuries old trees, damage to villages, and use of traps as troops advance, while locals lament losses to agriculture and comfort themselves with defiance and memory of past conflicts.
An interview with farmer L. Whiteman of Norfolk Virginia details his relief after using Ironized Paw-Paw. He credits improved heart rhythm, sleep, appetite, and nerves to the tonic, and promotes it as a spring health aid. The ad notes the product’s 20 year world reputation and nationwide availability.
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