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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
7
The text touts Bank of Union as stronger each year with a guarantee to depositors and emphasis on service and accommodation. It invites readers to become customers and friends through experience and support, urging deposits and confidence in the bank’s financial position.
North Carolina secretary of state certifies the voluntary dissolution of McRae Mercantile Company of Monroe Union County on October 8, 1914. Includes a bank stock sale notice for 10 shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Monroe to settle partition and an administration notice for Alfred Hess estate with claim deadline September 25, 1915.
The weekly fashion letter advises readers on clothes sense, coordinating fabrics, and appropriate accessories. It discusses living style, complete outfits, avoiding mismatched shoes and hats, and choosing dresses to accentuate good points. It notes varied styles for all body types and lists pile fabrics and faux furs as popular trims.
An article describes gowns with imitation male skin bands at the waist, Persian lamb trim, and velvet tunics with fur skirts. Other outfits feature black velvet capes, beaded and jet adorned fabrics, and one toned suits with satin or chiffon blouses. A beige corduroy suit, gray and blue ensembles, and black serge with white broadcloth accents are noted, along with decorative braiding and a chic black velvet hat with Mercury wings.
The Laurinburg Exchange notes that ten thousand Missouri mules have volunteered for Allied service, humorously saying a mule cannot be expected to remain neutral in wartime.
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