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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1911

Page

3

Stealing Thunder and a Wholly Curious Birth of a Figure of Speech

The article recounts John Dennis born 1657, his wit and temper, literary clashes with Pope and Swift, his failed play Appius and Venus, and the thunder invention that sparked the phrase See how these rascals use me They will not let my play run and yet they steal my thunder plus a humorous fishing rod anecdote from a Metropolitan Magazine piece titled A Fish Story.

Dennis John Harrow Cambridge Addison Cato Pope Swift John Dennis Appius Haymarket Alexander Pope Chicago Record-Herald Perkins Metropolitan Magazine

Croesus Reflects on Wealth and Motives in Interview

Croesus tells an interviewer he is rich and growing richer yet cites two strengths. He says he never dispensed platitudes to the young nor claimed poverty is a blessing or money buys happiness. He asserts he has not forced others to donate far more than he would.

Cid Crocus Croesus

Smallest Island Doubt Eclipsed by Eddy Stone Light

Report notes a claim that some Thousand Islands are the smallest inhabited island but the Eddy stone lighthouse site has been found to sit on an island only thirty feet in diameter at low tide.

St. Lawrence River Eddystone Ave Maria

Smith in Railroad Accident Risks Recovery

Boston Transcript reports that Figg-Hear is discussing Smith's injuries from a railroad accident and the uncertain chances of recovery. The piece notes the serious condition and the impact on Smith's ability to regain health.

Figg Smith

Gems In Verse The Washerwoman Song And Night Poem

The piece presents two poems by Eugene F Ware and William Watson. Ware’s verses center on a widowed washerwoman kept by faith and friendship, while Watson’s Night poem depicts a desolate seaside scene filled with cold starlight, cavern murmurs, and vast indifferent sea might.

Nove William Watson

No Need to Stop Work Health Boost with Bitters

A health ad urges readers to take Electric Bitters when work causes weakness and fatigue. It promises tone, strength, and vigor from the first dose and guarantees satisfaction. Sold by English Drug Co.

Ste English Deng Co

Poem fragment on life birth and death by Swinburne

A fragment reflects on fate and the brief span of life from birth to death. It contrasts sorrow and pleasure, noting we are born with travail and strong crying, and that our likeness spans from birthday to dying as Swinburne suggests.

Swinbuene Columbus Parker Oxford Buckeye

The Dimple Chin Riddle Of Love In Verse

A fragmented romance poem questions age and love from a suitor to Dimple Chin, while a second excerpt celebrates the human smile and its hidden sorrows. The lines blend playful courting with reflections on aging, beauty, and sorrow, attributed to Stedman and Whittier.

Prithee

Valuable Lands for Sale in Union County North Carolina

Court sale ordered in Matilda Cet et al. versus James for partition lands in Man adjoining C N Simpson and others. 804 acres more or less, described by old deeds, sold at Monroe courthouse on Monday Sept 4 1911 at 12 noon. Terms are one third cash with balance credit four months. title retained until full payment. dower rights of Amanda Bland reserved. Commissioner R W Lemmond.

North Carolina Union County Matilda Cet James Superior Court Court House Monroe N. C C .N. Simpson Erwin Medlin P Ledlin Simpson Ar. O Sai Amanda Bland John F. Perry R W. Lemmond

The Violet in Her Greenwood Bower by Walter Scott

A lyric fragment describes the violet in a greenwood bowers with blue gems, dew laden, an eye of lovelier blue, and mournful thought of parting sorrow as the day fades. The verse emphasizes beauty and longing, attributed to Walter Scott.

Walter Scott

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Elee Sciasore Sponte Eugene F. Ware Elgin Waltham Hamilton South Bend Hoffman” Sanitary Levy J. E. Preslar Postoffice Rosy Ups Benny Edmund Clarence Stedman Whittler Invincible Graham Virginia Henderson Roller Mills Company Austin & Correll Littleton Female College Wil Farmers Merchants Bank WL. K. Lee J. L. Everett C. B. Adams Fowler & Lee Co Piedmont Heath Hardware Co Monroe, N. C
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