Union Drug Co offers new syringes and cleaners
The Union Drug Co advertises a line of fountain syringes and rubber goods just arrived from the factory plus chattel mortgages and crop pens at The Journal office. Also promotes Cameo clothes cleaner and hat cleaner for ten cents. Henry Lilly offers hack work and services. Monroe Manufacturing Co advertises house materials. obituary notes Reuben Barbee, a Durham resident, a frequent court figure, died recently after involvement in murder cases. a humorous old tale about a patient and a doctor appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Union Drug Co
Reuben Barbee
Durham
Fie
Take Your Wife's Advice From the Chattanooga Times
A letter extols wife insight as superior to male logic, urging men to rely on their wives for counsel. It cites Victoria Colonna and a historical temptation to betray a friend, arguing that discussing decisions with a wife prevents mistakes and yields practical solutions. Two heads are better than one when one is a woman’s.
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Cameo
Victoria Colonna
Charles V
Naples
Charles
Chattanooga Times
Squirrels Help Each Other Carry Bread Up Glen Slope
An outdoor party in New England witnessed a cooperative effort by several squirrels at a grove camp. A bold individual seized bread from a table and, after reaching a steep ramp, signaled others to join. The group coordinated their tugging to lift the loaf to the hilltop and retreat into the woods with the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Tatle
All the Same to Him and the Alaska Guide
Gifford Pinchot and Miles Poindexter share a rough Alaska tale about a guide who eats constantly. The guide favors large portions of grouse, while Poindexter shoots two gulls to keep up. When asked what happened to the gulls the guide admits he ate them, too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Miles Poindexter
Alaska
Pinchot
Poindexter
Postmaster Delivers News Of Martha's Visit Next Tuesday
Mrs Brown visits the village post office seeking letters from her daughter Martha. The postmaster’s wife confirms a postcard arriving indicating Martha will come next Tuesday.
Icemorice Picnic Brings Mill Gifts and Joy
Saturday Sunday schools at Icemorice enjoyed a large picnic in mill park with abundant food including ice cream and lemonade. Pastor Rev Snider and Rev Kennington received $150 checks from the mill as a gesture of support. The event featured recitations by young ladies and a speech by Mr. Ashcraft, with music from the Marshallville band.
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Icemorice
Mill Park
Leeman
BC. Snider
R. HM. Kennington
Keemerlee
Everett Wills
B.C. Ashcraft
Alarshville, Band
City approves sewer work and Shute system bid
Friday night the aldermen heard a report from J. Le Ludlow of Winston, civil engineer for the State Board of Health, on sewer work and received approval to proceed. He also said parts of the Shute system could be used and the town offered $2,500. The council re elected Henry A. Bauer fire chief and named Dr. R. L. Payne city physician.
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J. le Ludlow
Winston
State Board of Health
State Board
Ludlow
Shute
Henry Austin Ehler
Fire Department
R. L. Payne
Association for Charities Organized by Town Ladies
Ladies of the town plan an Associated Charities Society with meetings already held and a call for a Cen turch meeting tomorrow at five o'clock. The group aims to coordinate charity work, employ an agent, and fund relief while preventing humbug, with broad church support behind the effort.
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Associated Charities
Associated Charities Society
Cent Church
What He Drank and When and Where in Cattle Country and Abroad
The narrative catalogs the subject’s reported beverages across locations and times, noting few drinks during campaigns and African travel. It includes statements about water, milk punches, mint juleps at the White House, champagne at dinners, brandy for medicinal use, tea, coffee, and abstinence from highballs, beer, and most spirits. Also mentions a long habit of sobriety and a recent pardon of Charles Huntley.
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White House
Joe
Cannon
Africa
Deutcher Club
Mr Plows Crop Report from Monroe 1912
In Monroe North Carolina on June 4 1912 The Commercial Appeal notes good stands yet seasonable weather delays cultivation leaving fields foul. If this continues a short period will cause a material reduction in acreage due to abandonment. Soil preparation lagged as drought persisted with crops about two weeks late and condition around 80 percent based on consensus.
Six Weeks Bride Seeks Divorce Citing Impatience
A courtroom exchange reveals a bride seeking a divorce from her husband after six weeks of marriage. The lawyer asks if she is tired of him, and she replies she will be tired by the time the divorce is granted, prompting the judge to intervene.
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Craig
Asheville
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H. 8. Estridge & Co
Co-Operative Mercantile Co
Estridge & Co
Lee & Co
Monston
Charles Streets
Vann
A.M
I. &. Estridge & Co
TC Lee & Co
Mile
Alice Prigden
Crow Avenue
H. 5. Estridge & Co
Pressur Bros
Henderson
South
Henderson Garage Co
H. S. Estridge & Co
Hams
Tharp Hardware Ducks
Manufacturing Co
Schachner
Vann Funderburk
Co-Operative Mercantile Company
H. 3
Estridge & We
Preslar Bros
Polk Bros
Porto Rico
Fay Sholes
Stanley Helms
G. M. Tucker
Carolina Pressing Club
Porter-Myers Lumber Company
The
Union Drug Co
Budges
Journal Ofice
Rudge's
Journal
Union County
Henry Lilly
Monroe Manufacturing Co
O Operative Mercantile Company
Emerson
Henderson Roller Mills Company
C. RK
Windsor St
Carolini Pressing Club
Vorter-Syers Lumber Co
Plyler, Punderburk & Co
Rudge
Monroe Cash Market
Wat Ashcraft
Day Vally
Night Calls
Jon Hayne Street
Court Home
Monroe
N.C
Corn Club
Dillon
John ©. Sikes
R. N. Nisbet
Olumbia
Darkey
Chas. Huntley
Anson County
Royal
Coca-Cola
Monroe Coca-Cola Company
Stewart
Railroad
F. N. Snyder, Mgr
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