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The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1917

Page

8

Trials of the Amateur Cameraman China in the Christian Herald

Maynard Owen Williams lauds Miss Honsinger and Miss Beggs for patient, artistic photography of Chinese girls. He contrasts stiff posed pupil photos with vivacious close ups that capture eyes and charm, noting a government pagoda backdrop claimed by Rulison school teachers for artistic use.

China Rulison School Rulison Miss Honsinger Miss Beggs Maynard Owen Williams Christian Herald

A Pretty Bad Principle Fan In War With Cheap Skate

Wingate news notes life amid war talk, college moves, and road courtesy. Readers hear about the town’s wartime concerns, local arrivals, departures, and civic plans including an upcoming Union meeting. The piece also covers social visits, church activity, and a large Labor Day celebration in Wadesboro with speakers Poll, Robinson, and Henry.

James Lowery H. G. Bryant Creedmore Ford Ed Wright Pageland Wingate Henry Bivens Joe Bivens Macedonia Joe Bettie Austin Wesley Austin Bettie Union Association Collie Meigs Bethel Church Mary Sherrin Mary Drucilla Ross Marshal Newsome Mt. Pisgah Haigler Glenalpine Wadesboro Anson County Ithe Anson Country Council of Defense Bickett Battery Boy Scouts Red Cross Wanoka Park

Inside Bath Folklore Promises Fresh Look and Health

An advertisement extols the daily habit of drinking hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims this internal bath cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels of previous day toxins and indigestible matter, improving breath complexion and energy. The note urges readers to buy limestone phosphate from druggists, stating small cost yields visible benefits.

Grave Registration Service Formed For War Dead

Will Mark the Graves promises never to forget American soldiers who die in France. The army sets up a grave registration service under the quartermaster corps for the war duration. The first unit, commanded by a captain with a second lieutenant, includes 49 enlisted men of various grades. Duties are defined by the service name.

France Quartermaster's Corps

An Irish Comeback And A Candid Cure For Beef Shrinkage

A worker with a day off without permission tells his foreman he was ill to avoid trouble. He explains passing the factory earlier while riding to fetch a doctor. The item notes beef shrinkage from one hundred to sixty seven pounds after roasting and ends with a general life tip about recognizing limits.

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