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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1914

Page

6

Acquaintance Phrase Inspires Face to Face Meeting

A brief note quotes a playful line about getting acquainted and meeting in person. It hints at familiarity and direct interaction between parties. No clear names or locations are provided in the readable text.

Fan ny Crosby Reaches Ninety Fifth Birthday In Bridgeport

Bridgeport witnesses a birthday salute to Frances Jane Crosby Van Alstyne born March 24, 1820. The blind hymn writer turns ninety five as the city honors her with a reception by the Daughters Circle. Scores of messages arrive from across the country praising her prolific hymnody.

Bridgeport Conn Fanny Crosby Miss Crosby Institute For the Blind New York City Three Mise Crosby Henry Clay New York Burt Jesus Hazel Dell Crosby New England

Striking Facts About The Panama Canal Project

William KR Scott notes travel time of ten to twelve hours and freight at 1.20 a ton with passengers free. He cites 8,000 miles saved from New York to San Francisco and 4,000 miles closer to Australia from Atlanta ports. Large-scale costs include 29,000,000 for facilities and 15,000,000 annual revenue to cover interest and operation. Traffic projected at 10,000,000 tons yearly. canal may need government support and could route much immigration to Pacific ports.

William KR. Scott Lewie New York San Fran“sco Valparaiso South America Atlanta Australia Philippine Islands Pacific Orient Pacific Ports Suex Interstate Commerce Commission

Debate at Wesley Chapel Hosts Marshville Unionville Students

The March 20 debate at Wesley Chapel featured Marshville and Unionville high school boys. Marshville won the affirmative side led by J Clonts and Iron Presson, with Bruce Metiride and Irl Marsh for Marshville. Judges included Rev Taylor Prof Bivens James N Price.

Wesley Chapel Marshville Unionville J. Clonts Iron Presson Bruce Metiride Irl Marsh W. A. Moore Taylor Bivens Weddington James N Price Prices Mill Marsh Air Presson McBride Clontz Ville

Bank of Union Promotes Strong Position and Customer Service

The bank declares rising figures and invites depositors to trust its strong financial footing. It promises guaranteed service and accommodation, urging prospective customers to visit and experience the bank's reliability and friendly footing.

Bank OF Union

A Winter Cough Promises Relief From Dr King’s Discovery

A Vermont man credits Dr King’s New Discovery with relief after pneumonia threats and lingering coughs. The advertisement touts money back if not satisfied, claims ease for children’s coughs, and lists prices and distributor details for H B Bucklen & Co.

Dr. King Henry D. Saunders Cavendish Ron Gunns Draggista Marian

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