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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1915

Page

3

Rome Developments in February Show German Strength and U Boat Threat

February marked Germanys sharpest military gains since October with advances in East Prussia Bukovina and the Carpathians while Britain faced a worsening food blockade. Germany declared waters around Britain a war zone threatening neutral ships and a grain patrol. Admiral von Hipper outlined submarine warfare as Allies faced famine risk and disruption. The piece notes Neutrals critiquing torpedo actions though the war aims remained strategic and grim.

Germany Antwerp Warsaw Bukovina East Prussia Carpathians Blucher Berlin England Napoleon Austeriitx Jena Europe Milan British Isles Belsium Poland Gland Britain Admiral von Hirpita Neutr Frank H. Simonds

Bagdad's Charm Is Tinsel

In Bagdad at night the streets pulse with tomtoms and Arab flutes. Dancer women wear imported jewelry and travel from Port Said, while local shops glow with oil lamps and narghiles. The scene, a global blend, reflects changing cultural images in the city by the Tigris.

Bagdad Austria Port Said America la Danse du Ventre Tigris

Trustus Mule Croquet Ball Daringly Hailed In Parodic Tale

A humorous line from Trustus asks why they call a mule Croquet Ball and answers that the name comes from hitting him hard to drive him. The text presents a rustic quip reflecting farm life and animal recall.

Trustus

Odd Death of an Ibex in London Zoo Grounds

A male Crete ibex at the London zoological gardens killed itself during a struggle with a keeper. The animal’s horns became tangled in bars and wire. A desperate effort to free it ended with a wrench that exposed the brain. The creature died instantly, possibly from a fall.

Jones Mississippi Ory Londern Zoological Gardens Itelf Efort

Turon Ticket Mix Up at Rock Island Depot

A ticket agent at the Rock Island depot mistook a coin for two tickets and corrected the order after a tense exchange. The man struggled to pronounce Tu Tu Turon as Pratt adjusted the sale and returned one ticket to the case.

Turon I. L. Praty Rock Island Prats Pratt L Hutchinson News

Titanium from Rutile in Mineral Deposits

Rutile yields titanium, a reddish brown mineral rich in titanium dioxide. Though widespread in rocks, large ore bodies are rare. Titanium is more abundant in the crust than copper, lead, zinc, or most metals except iron, yet central deposits are scarce and separation is difficult. Major rutile deposits lie in Roseland Virginia, with smaller finds across the eastern U.S. and abroad.

Roseland Nelson County Via United States Virginia

Wild wolves in England and Scarborough’s past

A clipped reminiscence contrasts Scarborough’s old wolf lore with its later quieter, fishing town image. It recalls a London Chronicle line about German witnesses, pennant’s tourism notes, and a bustling harbor of 300 ships, while musing on gossip and tall tales around inns and coast lore.

Scarborough Pennant London Chronicle

How the Trouble Started in Vaudeville Row

A fake dentist sold a set of celluloid teeth to the man who eats fire in the vaudeville show, sparking a dispute over authenticity and payment. The incident centers on a deceptive dental prop used in performances and the resulting quarrel.

Animal Hunts Reported in Cities and Parks

Local chatter recalls a New York outing where escaped lions were chased and captured while other locales described lively hunts for elusive tigers. The remarks mix humor with sensational animal chase tales from recent past events.

New York

Betty and Mr. Giddy Show Overbearing Self View

Betty remarks on Mr. Giddy's inflated ego while Tretty notes that no one can accuse him of being hard to please.

Betty Mr. Giddy Tretty

The Right Thing Dirt Strike Ends In Pay Dirt

A brisk exchange centers on a shovel and pay dirt, suggesting a simple improvised task turning into a small payday. The dialogue hints at grit and practicality as Pat judges the shovel’s use and the digger acts. The tone feels like a local scene reflecting work ethic and humor.

Love Market Exchange Sparks Tender Challenge

In a playful exchange, Jack questions Betty about his worth and Betty reassures him with a loving response, expressing Genuine affection and commitment. Betty’s line hints at deeper mutual affection and a reciprocated interest.

Public Boards and Town Festive Popularity Question

A playful exchange cites public boards in town as popular, with a quip about the festive board as the most loved. The brief item hints at local civic or social gathering norms and light community chatter.

Nell-My Jack praised as salt of the earth remark

In a brief remark, Nell praises Jack as salt of the earth while Belle counters he is too fresh, sparking a light exchange about character and propriety. The exchange centers on honesty, modesty, and social conduct within a small circle.

Nell Jack Belle

Footnotes Back Up the Story’s Core Claim

A sharp debate centers on whether the story has merit, with supporters citing footnotes as evidence. Critics argue the footnotes are insufficient, yet some backers insist the footnotes reinforce the narrative’s validity and context.

Sale of Monroe real estate under order of Union court

Notice of sale of two adjoining Monroe parcels in Union county under a Superior Court order. Commissioner will sell March 1 1915 at noon at the courthouse door to the highest bidder. Describes parcels from Elizabeth McLellan and John M Flow deeds. Terms: one-third cash, one-third in eight months, balance in twelve months with interest. Also administration notice for Annie Lee Houston estate with claims deadline March 4 1916 and debt payment request.

Annie Lee Houston Union County N.C W. O. Lemmond

Notice of Public Auction of Indian Trail Land 1915

Assignee of mortgage THOS J TUCKER directs a public sale at Monroe courthouse on a March Saturday 1915 to satisfy a mortgage deed from J W Roberts and wife to 4 F Ritch. The land lies along Matthews road in Indian Trail North Carolina and is described as a bordered 100 by 200 feet plot with Belk Bros and Roberts lines.

J. W. Roberts F. Ritch Register's Ofee Union County Monroe N. C Belk Bros Matthews Road Roberts Cora KE. Roberts J. F. Ritch Indian Trail N.C Thos. J. Tucker

Notice of Trustee Sale of Land in Union County North Carolina

By virtue of a deed of trust executed by J B Price and wife, the undersigned trustee will sell on Friday March 19 1915 at 12 o clock at the courthouse door Monroe NC the described lands adjoining T J Gordon W F Alexander J F Doster and others containing 29 1 2 acres more or less known as Lot No 3 in the Carson Helms land division registered Union County Book 35 page 28 and the same tract conveyed by Evan C Helms to J Brady Price March 9 1904 Terms cash This sale to satisfy the indebtedness secured by the deed of trust default in payment Resold because former purchaser failed to comply Also two black mare mules aged about 9 and 12 years This 16th day of Feb 1915 S A Richardson Trustee W B Love Attorney

J.B. Price Register of Deeds Office Union County A. S Court House Monroe N. C T. J. Gordon W. F. Alexander J. F. Doster Rocky River Road Igy Carson A Clarinda Helms Register of Deeds Evan C. Helms J. Brady Price Office of Register of Deeds A. Richardson W. B. Love

Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil touted for stubborn sores

An old newspaper line extols Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as the cure for long standing sores. It dismisses other remedies as ineffective, claiming even the worst cases can be healed by the product.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rome Leigh Hunt Austin & Correll W. B. Houston Fitzgerald Building Monroe, N. C R. L. Payne Union Drug Co W. J. Trull & Son W. C. Lemmond Old Library Room W. T. Waller First National Bank Tryon St Charlotte B. C. Redfearn Bruner N. Vu Marshville Matthews Nautch’ Girls Hall of America Ratile Wetternis Pat The Bank of Union Just Monroe Motor Car CO McCall Mccal Vitatta March LEE & Lee CO Superior Court of Willie L. Curlee O. C Elizabeth McLellan R. McLellan O. C. Curlee Office of the Register of Deeds John Fi M.D. L. Biguers Wadesboro UC. Austin Decca J. Shute & Son Cuthbertson Road A. Hl Crowell Austin W.d. Pratt Vann & Pratt, Attys Admx
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