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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1917
Page
3
A business leader claims life insurance is the only absolutely risk free asset he has, stating every policy guarantees funds for his estate and that all other investments carry risk while this is a guaranteed sure thing. He argues smarter men have failed in ventures yet life insurance remains certain.
A dramatic historical narrative recounting Hannibal's rise from boyhood pledge to Carthage to leader of its struggle against Rome. It traces his march from Spain across the Pyrenees to Italy, the costly toll on his army, the battle at Ticinus, and final Roman triumph led by Scipio, ending with Rome’s ruin of Carthage and the fate of its captives.
A reader laments Congress tax schemes that shift costs to labor, arguing land value taxation would fund government and war while stopping price hikes. The piece links tax maneuvers to high living costs, calls for ending landlord power, and cites English land reform as a model. It also touches army officer training, oil on pavement issues, and notable political families serving as privates.
An advertisement promotes a prescription intended for malaria or chills and fever. It claims five or six doses break the illness and, when used as a tonic, prevent recurrence. The remedy is said to act on the liver without causing griping or sickness. It is labeled as a specialty with a 250 price.
A fragment notes a touted quinine product called LAX De TIVE WROMO QUININE claimed to avoid nervousness and head tingling, asserting it is better than ordinary quinine. It mentions a signature of two but provides no clear details.
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