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The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1915

Page

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How We Have Friends by Showing Ourselves Friendly

The Sinner's Sermon on friendship urges public service concerns and social grace. It extols that friendship outweighs wealth, noting a popular Charlotte figure who shows universal cordiality. It warns that enemies are liabilities, urges polite conduct, and cites railroads learning to value public kindness. CHARLOTTE, Feb 27.

Statesville Charlotte Jean Public Service Col Hamilton C. Jones Charl VO Tillett Charlotte

Pig Club Draws North Carolina Farm Boys Enrolment

The Pig Club, run by the animal husbandry division of the North Carolina Experiment Station, has drawn 400 farm boys since January 1 200. J. D. McVean leads the program. The piece ends with a moral reflection on anger and hatred.

Pig Club North Carolina The Pig Clubs Animal Husbandry Division North Carolina Experiment Station J. D. McVean

State owes duty to the needy over child labor reform

W H Swift, secretary of the North Carolina Child Labor Committee, declares the state is too poor to shield children from mills yet can fund private railroads and pricey law consultants. He argues lawmakers favor cotton manufacturers and the well to do, urging subsidies for dependent families over expanding child labor.

W. H. Swift North Carolina Child Labor Committee Cotton Manufacturers’ Association Swift General Assembly Clark Gardner Speight Thompson Somebdy W. BH. Swift

Anson County News notes Dynmite Cap Harness Theft

Report covers old jail auction sale to J W Odom for $1 with 90 days to move, a dynamite cap accident injuring Charlie Foreman, multiple harness thefts in the county, and contrasting farmer behavior. Also mentions a deafness case in New York and a political critique of school board elections.

Assonian J. W. Odom Odom Charlie Foreman James C. Foreman Lower Stanly Ansonian D. Allen Griggs Grikes Nik Sarah J.C. Redfearn Columbia Hospital New York City The Columbia Lennox McLendon

Hustler book agent rose from poverty to fortune

J N VanMetre of Columbia recalled in Pageland Journal tale of a West Virginia teacher who walked three miles to deliver a book to a Mr Myers near Hornsboro in 1884. He later ran a furniture and undertaking business and became worth over four and a half million dollars, living in the Woodrow Wilson home. Also notes on local deaths and community events.

Pageland News Pageland Journal J. N. VanMetre Columbia West Virginia Anson County Mt. Moriah Maj W. A. Evans Fox Place Hornsboro Myers J. A. Mangum Woodrow Wilson A. R. Funderburk Pageland Jeanette Mungo GC. Mungo Asheville N.C M A Sowell Rose Hill Church Reyuilivan McGraw Howe Hil H. B. Sowell J. W. Quick B.C. Chavis Mex J. Y. Doster Mike Mattie Davis PL Davis Lanes Creek Township Charlotte Hospital Columb

Two Features of the War From London Dispatch

The piece blends reports on Russian advances in North Poland and Galicia with naval action at the Dardanelles. It notes heavy German losses, austere conditions in the Carpathians, and ongoing bombardments by Allied fleets while detailing torpedo technology and a period overview of allied and central powers’ positions.

Dardenelles London Poland Galicia Carpathians Dardanelles Praasnyse Mlawa Javkies Percy Scott American Review of Reviews

Anti Shipping Bill Faces Compromise In Congress

Congress adjourned yesterday at noon after a long session of almost two years. A compromise measure agreed by committees from both houses would limit a person’s use to a quart every fifteen days and avoid a popular election on the issue. The White House and school notes accompany this political update and local school closing details.

Wingate Houston Presley of Faulks Charles Gaddy Billy Griffin Ernest John Roberson John Smith Sith Helms Henin House Senate Agross Congress United States Wilson Journal New Salem Harvey Baucom Uniion Grove

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