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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
6
The piece presents a rambling letter to The Journal editor from Novas Home and other correspondents debating frivolity, moral tone, and rhetorical devices. It references scapegoats, big letters, southern ministers, and a cake story as part of a chaotic exchange about style and propriety.
A 1916 timetable notes Seaboard Air Line Train 31 departing Rainey Line Witit and passing through Monroe and Charlotte before arriving at Rutherfordton on Thursday June 15.
Meredith College, one of the few southern women’s colleges, offers A B and B S degrees after four years and a junior college diploma after two years. Noted for strong library facilities and systematic physical education training, with tennis and basketball courts. For catalogues or more information contact president B Brewer in Raleigh, North Carolina.
A letter writer invites readers to a camping trip near Richmond county and Colenan Mills with friends including Scapegoat and Sir John. The piece blends farming notes on crops and corn, berries, and harvest with a long polemic arguing for Bible chronology over scientific theories of human origins, tracing generations from Adam to Christ and concluding with a call for biblical dating as the true standard.
An elderly Kentucky couple recounts a four year battle with womanly troubles. After doctors and bed rest failed, the husband bought Cardus, a tonic, which allowed the wife to walk two miles and resume work. The ad promotes Cardui as a proven remedy with decades of success and directs readers to write for Chattan or traction.
In Marshville meetings occur on the first and third Mondays each month, while Matthews holds sessions on the second and fourth Mondays, outlining the regular civic gathering cadence for residents and officials.
Correspondent reports ideal weather for crops in Lower Buford with good wheat and oat harvests and abundant clover seed. Farmers busy as neighbors visit relatives and discuss health, travel, and family news across Walkersville Waxhaw Monroe and Lancaster.
Tickets go on sale for all trains on June 27 with a 15 day limit from the purchase date. The sale policy states tickets expire fifteen days after sale.
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