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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1916

Page

4

Great Awakening signals a new American era

The piece declares a political realignment led by Wilson era policies breaking eastern financial dominance. It cites shakedowns of Wall Street power and a rise of southern and western influence, framing 20th century reform as a national revival and America’s return to world peace. It also notes local events: a horse breaking attempt, school reopening, a new school well, and the burning of Mr. J J Lockhart’s two story house on Mayne Street with heavy loss but insured.

Wilson America Mr. Wilson Pennsylvania New York New England Indiana Illinois Wall Street West Woodrow Wilson W. J. Bryan Ramsey Yandie C. C. Auberry Belk Gay

Parker Regarded as Best Republican Speaker

John J. Parker, Republican candidate for attorney general, was praised as the best speaker by observers in Raleigh and Greensboro. He visited T. H. Calvert, then left for Monroe, earning praise for his smooth defenses and lack of personal attacks, with old college friends hoping for favorable early returns.

Parker Tom Best Raleigh Greensboro News Today J. J. Parker John J. Parker T. H. Calvert Monroe Ker Hickett Union

Wingate Letter From O P Tints Wingate November Reflections

Wingate letter notes a hopeful morning amid national fear as results from Tuesday's events loom. Mrs Rue Phifer’s health improves enough to resume duties. Sarah Humphrey visits her uncle M H Humphrey. J Carl Meigs departs for Palmer ville near Badin. The writer thanks readers and a Christian brother, laments scant local news, and observes townspeople stay silent on matters.

Wingate Rue Phifer Sarah Humphrey M. H. Humphrey J. Carl Meigs Palmerville Badin J. Helme Helvi Christian Brother

News Prom Weddington Correspondence Summary

Miss Lizzie Morrison of Charlotte returns home from a visit with her niece Mrs. E. W. Thomas. Several locals and visitors appear in town notes including Velma Lathan of Monroe, Carrie Ray, Letha Hamilton, Hallie Hemby, and Mae Beth who plans to teach in Selma. A number attend the Charlotte fair. Lex Tomberlin and R. W. Lemmond are among regional visitors.

Weddington Lizzie Morrison Charlotte E. W. Thomas Annie Lee Georgia Short Floyd Harkey Henry Honeycutt Union Velma Lathan Monroe Louise Short Carrie Ray Waxhaw Letha Hamilton O. H. Orr Spartanburg Elle Matthews Polly Providence BE. Killough Misawa Mae Clyde Belk Vin Hallie Hemby Annie Hodeon Marvin 3. H David Thomas Charlotte Fair

Friends note Mrs. Preston Deese improving after illness

In Stouts Neighborhood on November 9 the community reports Mrs. Preston Deese is slowly improving after weeks of serious illness. A number of locals and visitors from nearby towns are mentioned visiting relatives and attending gatherings over the weekend.

Stouts Mra Preston Deese

Aerial Bomb Explodes Killing Two Naval Officers

Naval Lieutenants Luther Welsh and C K Bronson were killed at Indian Head Maryland when an aeroplane bomb prematurely exploded during tests for warship use. Bronson born in Illinois and assigned to Pensacola. Welsh born in Missouri. Also reports the National Housewives League plans to urge 700000 members to boycott cold storage eggs until prices drop from 60 70 cents to 35 cents a dozen.

Washington Dispatch Luther Welsh C. K. Bronson Indian Head Lieutenant Bronson Illinois Naval Aeronautic Pensacola Fla Lieutenant Welsh Missouri Indian Head Proving Ground Bronson New York National Housewives League League

Rheumatism Epidemic Warns Many Professions

Public notice cites rising rheumatism cases among clergymen lawyers brokers mechanics and merchants. Advises dry feet in damp weather and lemonade to drink while promoting Rheuma as a harmless inexpensive remedy sold by druggists and the English Deng Company.

Rheumatiz Deng Company

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