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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
3
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A fragment recalls Thomas Dixon Jr later famous author admired by a boy nine in Virginia Dixondale. Dixon predicts big sales after an early reading, securing a landmark first novel contract. A separate anecdote tells of a copperhead snake found inside a watermelon, sparking wild theories on how it got there and a cautionary note to inspect fruit before cutting.
Instructions advise avoiding public brushes or combs, shampoo every two weeks with pure soap or ready made shampoo, and daily Parisian Sage rubbed into the scalp. The English Drug Company markets a 50 cent bottle promising to stop hair loss and improve scalp condition, with a money back guarantee.
Joe MeIntyre, claiming to be 120, was refused a marriage license by Bla ma County's register of deeds who said his age would prevent him from supporting a wife. MeIntyre, who has buried six wives, traveled with a prospective 80 year old bride who has remarried four times. The pair walked two miles to the town to apply.
An advertisement touts Mi-ona Stomach Tablets from Emellet Drug Company as a safe fast-acting digestive aid. It claims quick relief for indigestion and stomach upset, strengthens digestive organs, soothes irritated membranes, and improves overall health, ending with a quip about a kiss as a joking testimonial.
The Baltimore American notes a rise of about $3 per bale in New York and New Orleans as the 1913 cotton crop is expected near 13 million bales. It argues that world demand exceeds supply, with the United States meeting the increased demand while other regions lag. The piece contrasts past yields from 1905 1889 and 1912 with current consumption trends and population growth.
A gypsy troupe caused excitement in Durham after a small American boy, who refused a dollar saying gypsies would take it, could not recall his home or name. Constable Hall planned inquiries but the band left before action. Some witnesses suspected kidnapping.
The Chicago City Council, urged by groups including the Juvenile Protective League Catholic Women's League and Jewish Charities, added ten policewomen to the regular force. Two of three women chosen supervise the unit overseeing amusements—parks dance halls beaches—with duties at seventy five dollars a month. They will wear authority stars and whistles, but no weapons for now.
A reflective passage extols the farmer as sovereign of his land. It contrasts city turmoil with a simple, self-sufficient life where a farmer’s family upholds honesty and virtue. The article portrays rural life as a model for national character and progress.
Washington reports the department of agriculture will welcome state prize winners from boys corn clubs in the south and likely girls tomato clubs on December 11. About 70,000 boys and 24,000 girls are involved, with roughly 200 southern boys expected to average over 100 bushels per acre. The agency previews crop rotation and hog-raising plans to improve fertility on two acres per family.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a surgical dressing that relieves pain and heals wounds. It claims quick action to prevent blood poisoning and notes a price of 50 cents to 1 dollar.
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