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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
2
A fragmented column notes social concerns then pivots to a reflective town scene. The piece references civic sentiment and local color with humorous asides about appearances and character.
The University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill announces the Summer School for tees with June 13 to July 28, featuring full curriculum, credit courses, and special excursions. The Summer Law School runs June 15 to August 25 with a regular session opening September 14. Students planning first entries should arrange early.
The Statesville Landmark argues the rising cost of white print paper will strain publishers and force a reform in pricing. It says fixed subscription prices across newspapers hinder profits, encourages waste, and would push dailies to shrink sizes and improve collections. The piece also notes that higher prices could curb overproduction and stimulate better business practices.
An old Greensboro Record notice touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted quick relief medicine for sudden cramps and diarrhoea. It urges prompt treatment while awaiting a physician or medicine and notes availability everywhere. The item also juxtaposes a local circus craving and a humorous remark on circus walls and a poker theme.
An ad promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a fast acting cold remedy for adults and children. It claims honey and glycerine soothe irritated membranes while antiseptic tar loosens phlegm for easier breathing. It also notes the product is pleasant to take and available at druggists. The piece ends with a light note on ambition versus reputation.
Advertises 125 acres on Davis Mine road opposite Monroe Insurance & Investment Co. Located a mile and a quarter from Baker's railroad station. Includes 25 acres cleared for farming capable of producing a bale of cotton per acre. Signed R. F. Beasley.
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