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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1917
Page
6
In Pageland Journal style a tale recounts how a teenager named William Jenkins faced a brutal paternal lesson after a family scheme to subdue his rebellious urge. The narrative mixes anecdote, a blunt account of corporal discipline, and a moral leaning against meddling with home justice.
Mr. Lawson Howle bought a Ford Monday afternoon and, with Charley Inncore learning to drive, the car tried to climb a telephone pole in front of Edwin Niven's house. The result was a bent radius rod a misaligned spring a sprung wheel and two seats damaged. The Ford received medical attention and was able to navigate again by yesterday.
Jim Dargan from near town says a few Negroes and some white people do work on Saturday afternoons, countering a prior claim that none would. Secretary Lansing spoke at Princeton for the 176th commencement, noting America's cost and resolve in the war effort as 296 graduates received degrees.
A mob of about 1000 men and women hanged Henry Conly a Black man near Holdenville Oklahoma late tonight. Identified by Mrs Jesse L Burford as the assailant of her cone weeks ago, Conly was lynched from a tree in the reported violent incident.
President Wilson ordered Herbert C. Hoover to organize the new food administration with a focus on food conservation and waste elimination. The move aims to mobilize volunteer forces to support national efforts amid Congress delays in passing the administration's food bills in Washington.
Article promotes Jad Salta as a remedy for kidney pain and bladder disorders. It claims four ounces of Jad Lake dissolved in water before breakfast will flush kidneys, improve function, and neutralize urine acidity. Also describes the drink as harmless and inexpensive with a local pharmacist endorsing its use.
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