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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1917

Page

7

Scapegoat urges killing buzzards to curb hog cholera

In Columbus County the Union editor of the Whiteville News Reporter urges readers to shoot buzzards and burn carcasses to halt hog cholera. He cites Mullins Enterprise on ravages in Marion and notes bacon prices while farmers lose hogs. The piece discusses legality, praising drastic steps and recounting a deputy’s quip about eating buzzards.

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Preacher Tom Featured by Greensboro News Sermons

The Monroe Journal notes Greensboro News readers rely on sermons by Tom Best Raleigh correspondent. The paper prints a Sunday sermon on its editorial page without byline, and The Journal suspects Best authored the pieces.

Tom Maxton Monroe Journal Greensboro News Best Journal Tom Best Raleigh

Hickory Retired Merchant Shoots Himself

Hickory on October 28 61 year old J A Sellers a retired merchant shot himself in the right temple with a 32 calibre revolver in Dr K A Price's office shortly after 2 pm. Price was in a cafe nearby and had left the deceased reading a newspaper appearing in good spirits.

Hickory J. A. Sellers K. A. Price

Carl White Slays Family in Violent Tragedy near Taylorsville

Carl White aged about thirty three went violent at his home eight miles from Taylorsville Oct 27 shooting his wife and two young children. He surrendered after telling a neighbor he must be killed. Brothers L C White of Statesville and Arthur White banker of Stoney Point were among locals who found the slain. three older children escaped. The Whites are prominent in the area.

Carl White Taylorsville Stoney Point

Russian fleet gains edge as German losses mount

Navy report details Russian naval success in the Gulf of Riga with the loss of German ships including two dreadnoughts and twelve torpedo boats, while German landings on the Esth enian coast are repulsed. Also notes Lieut Silvis Resnall's biplane flight from Hampton Roads to Minela covering 225 miles in 4 hours 11 minutes, setting records for multi passenger aircraft.

Germany Russia Gulf of Riga Petrograd Esthenian Werder Silvis Resnall Hampton Roads Minela N. Y

Laxative Effect Shown by Laxa Tiva Brom o Quinine Patent

A fragment notes that Laxa Tiva Brom Quinine offers a stronger laxative effect without nervousness, claiming superiority to ordinary imine. Mentions EW Grove and a signature line but provides no clear event or date.

Grove

Luckenbach Fights U-Boat Off Irish Coast

Washington reports the Luckenbach, attacked by a German submarine on October 19, fought for hours at sea near the Irish coast. The American destroyer arrived, depth charges drove the U-boat to submerge, 494 shots were exchanged, 7 crewmen wounded, engines disabled, yet the ship and crew endured.

Washington Luckenbach Navy Department Theed Guard Daniels Germany

World Armies Ranked in War Department Figures

The War Department reports 38 million men bearing arms in World War I, with 27.5 million allied and 10.6 million central power forces. Russia leads with 9 million, followed by France 6 million, Britain 5 million, Italy 3 million, and the United States over 1 million.

War Department Germany Austria Turkey Bulgaria Russia France Great Britain Italy Japan United States China Romania Serbia Belgium Greece Portugal Montenego Siam Cuba Liberia San Marino Panama

Internal Troubles in Austria Close Frontier and Riots

A dispatch from Rein Switzerland reports Austria closed its Austro Swiss frontier amid severe internal unrest. Riots in Vienna Pressburg Brauns Lalbach saw munition factory wrecks and large female rioters. Police fired on crowds, causing deaths and injuries.

Austria Reine Switzerland Vienna Pressburg Bruno Lalbach Rts

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