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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1913
Page
3
An op ed argues higher education need not undermine faith. The piece urges keeping Christian principles central in schooling to reveal truth and reduce religious babel. It contends ignorance harms religion more than learning and calls for education to purify beliefs without sacrificing faith.
The amateur gambler is not a bad man and plays first for recreation then for interest. He evolves toward betting all he has, wins then loses while seeking to recover. Gambling morality is not debated here but the habit is absurd and life is a bank account demanding disciplined choices.
Monroe residents learn that a single dose of buckthorn bark glycotine and related compounds in Adlerika relieves constipation sour stomach and gas instantly. Advertisers claim the mixture removes old foul matter from the body and works quickly.
Washington dispatch reports Harvey Jordan of Georgia urging a federal law for a uniform bale size and sampling method. He argues standardized tare and bale marking would curb losses and boost efficiency as foreign mills seek better quality cotton.
The Yorkville Enquirer notes rising use of the want columns by farmers to buy and sell horses cattle and land. Advertisements show increasing effectiveness with horse and cow sales and related trades, urging broader farmer participation.
W C Curran freed by Governor Craig after serving a three year chain gang sentence in Anson county for killing Clifford Thomas. Health decline and medical opinions supported clemency. judge and prosecutor endorsed. Curran, a Marshville resident, praised by locals and aided by lawyers Hrooks Caudle Robinson and Rev A J Crane.
A dated advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a safe prompt laxative for women. Mrs. M. C. Dunlap of Leadill Tennessee endorses the product saying it helps with troubles greatly. English Drug Co. is listed as the recommender.
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