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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1911
Page
7
The notice urges careful health guarding during seasonal change and asks patients to bring all prescriptions to the shop. It promises access to the most active drugs, honestly compounded for best patient results.
The 7th Series opens Saturday November 4 at the People’s Building & Loan Association. Be sure to take stock this fall and call Gordon Insurance & Investment Co. for details and to participate.
A local shop invites customers to view exclusive fabrics and tailored suits. They promise a perfect fit and finished tailoring with every order and claim their garments offer unmatched style and value for discerning dressers.
The store offers fine white linen and colored shirts with perfect fit and durability. A full line of neckwear underwear gloves umbrellas shoes and hats completes the wardrobe for business or dress wear.
The executive notes more than 2,000 chartered local unions and 14,000 members since the Greensboro meeting last December. Lecturing, rallies, picnics, and barbecues draw large crowds, proving the organized farmers a growing force in rural business and distribution.
An article explains deafness as mainly caused by inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and asserts restoring the tube’s condition can recover hearing, warning that permanent loss may follow if inflammation remains.
A Cassell's Journal item describes eerie Scottish legends. Ghostly figures abound from the Airlies drummer to Newton castle Green Lady and Pearlin Jean of Allanbank. A Fifeshire mansion yields a transient vision of a noblewoman encountered on stairs with a portrait hidden away.
The tale credits a English blacksmith’s son Harrison with inspiring the safety pin after his frantic attempts to bend a pin safely for his crying baby brother. The father later refined the concept into the practical device used today.
An editor quotes humorous fatal anecdotes about unusual ingesting deaths as he seeks details after four men reportedly died from swallowing a two foot roll. Dr. Southwick remarks of a thermometer case and a bystander recalls a tale of a friend who drank a quart of tar.
A quotation from Haxeland's Physiology of Digestion notes laughter at table aids digestion and improves mood. It emphasizes cheerful company at meals and links mirth to healthy blood in an 1836 context.
A shield farmyard barn burned down in a blaze that caused substantial damage to storage and livestock. Fire crews responded but the structure was a total loss with no immediate report of injuries. Local authorities are investigating the cause.
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