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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
6
The article argues Lancashire urges farmers to curb cotton acreage and diversify crops. It cites fears of long term price suppression, calls for government demonstrators and seed aid, and notes Egypt and other regions' roles in wartime cotton supply.
Sheriff John Griffith to sell on October 19, 1914 at Monroe courthouse the one third undivided interest of Ossian Cameron in a Union County North Carolina land tract by execution from a 1914 Superior Court judgment. Proceeds go to satisfy the plaintiffs Love & McNeely and Redwine & Sikes with costs.
Crow Bros offer ground lime rock at 2.50 per ton delivered from cars. Farmers should place orders in car road lots for wide tracked unloading into wagons to save handling costs. Notify us to be notified when cars arrive.
The article urges harmony in health, noting headaches signal a issue rather than a disease and advising rest, relaxation, and exercise to restore circulation. It emphasizes prevention through moderation, sea of mental load, and simple daily aids like lemon water with salt and fresh air. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The Rev. Paulus Ashkenazle, vicar of Ulcome on the Holderness coast, climbed a tower ladder to inspect a chamber and became trapped when a run broke. He signaled villagers by tolling the bell for hours and, after breaking a window bar and tying a white handkerchief to it, was rescued by a village carpenter summoned by a farm servant.
A man resists a chemist's sales pitch for Jenkins' Juvenator proclaiming it the era's top medicine. The chemist touts it as miraculous, while the pale customer reveals he is the very Jenkins, prompting a humorous objection to the product.
Weather records debunk the old gun powder thunderstorm theory. Forecaster Bliss notes no link between July Fourth and more thunderstorms, stating that modern data show no spike in storms on Independence Day.
Two club mates discuss a young man of noble birth who squandered his late father's fortune. Dolan laments his ruin while Donnelly notes the irony that a larger inheritance would have worsened his fate.
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