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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1917

Page

7

Airship Spy Sighted Near Waxhaw Sparks Town Talk

San idy Ridge farmer Geo L McManus reports his son Richard saw a large airplane about thirty feet long pass near his farm Thursday around 11 pm. locals suspect a military spy aircraft surveying the Southern Power line. The Waxhaw item also notes the North Carolina Library Association meeting slated for April 24–25 in Salisbury with Dr George F Bowerman and Mrs T S Lucas among speakers. Carrie L Broughton, secretary.

Waxhaw Waxhaw Enterprise Geo. L. McManus Sanidy Ridge Township Richard Hey North Carolina Library Association Salisbury Salisbury Library Association Geo. F. Bowerman Public Library Washington, D.C Bowerman Council American Library Association T. S. Lucas McClellanville S.C

The Joke Was On The Policeman

Grover Mangum sent Policeman Gregory for wood and staged a pretend claim by W. J. Blakeney. The officer apologized to both men after Blakeney arrived furious, then heard the joke and laughed.

Pageland Journal Grover Mangum Gregory Grover W. J. Blakeney Mr. Blakeney

South Carolina Restores Full Sack Flour Purchase

The $8-pound sack replaces the former $6 option as law changes allow citizens to buy a full sack again. The change brings relief to those who must bring home flour for household use.

Pageland Journal South Carolina

Nation poised for rapid war prep and air fleet buildup

Washington reports a nationwide surge in mobilization as the War and Navy departments push to standardize aircraft, mobilize 2 000 planes and 4 000 pilots, form home guard units, and expand naval enlistments. The plan includes 1 600 planes for an army of 1 000 000 and 200 to 500 for coastal defense, with Congress urged to fund pay increases and coast guard mobilization.

Washington Monmoth War and Davy Army National Advisory Committee On Aero-Naulles Avy Navy Ae Jane Baker Department Congress Corps of Home Guards Home Guard Home Bathrick Ohio Daniels Bertholf Coast Guard Treasury Navy Department

Taft declares duty to prepare for war in Richmond speech

Richmond March 21 Former President Taft told a crowd of over 4000 that war is sometimes necessary and the United States must prepare when war is inevitable. He urged support for the League to Enforce Peace and warned against appeasing invasion of rights.

Richmond William H. Taft Taft League United States

London reception greets American writer by British hostess

A seven year old daughter of a London society woman is presented to a famous American writer at a reception. She tells him, I think you are a very wonderful man, because mother told me to.

Death of Captain Henry McKeithan of Wadesboro

Death reported for Captain Henry Holmes McKeithan at his Wadesboro home at 8 40 after years of feeble health from a mix of diseases. Born January 1839 in Brunswick county he moved to Wadesboro in 1874 as A C L Railway agent and later ran a brokerage business after retirement in 1900. Potatoes praised as crop. national figures show 17 percent rise in early plantings across six states including North and South Carolina and Texas.

Wadesboro Culver Ansonian Henry Holmes McKeithan Captain McKeithan Brunswick County A. C. L. Railway Texas National Department of Agriculture North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Virginia

Mildred in a Hair Remedy Prompts Baldness Billboards

A prominent American druggist predicts Mildred in a Hair Remedy will boost sales and nearly end baldness within eight years. He claims widespread use would erase dandruff and scalp diseases, noting mail orders from Boston and sales through English Drug Co. The passage ends with a humorous comparison to Santa Claus and his continued output despite plant closures.

America Mildred Mildred Louise Co Boston Mass English Drug Co

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