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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
2
A historical account describes brain plaques as sub stances that detach from brain tissue, thickening cells under the frontal region and forming glandlike bodies. These plaques, shaped like rays or crystals, are linked to slowed movement and speech difficulties, with the possibility of broader mental decline in old age.
The Sunday Star editorial argues birds deserve protection as they aid farmers and warn that destroying birds risks harming human food supplies. It cites Prof H D Batley of Muhlenberg College and Prof Hilley praising harmless snakes like king, ink, bull, and other species as farmers allies and urges expanded bull snake numbers despite regional opposition.
A Kansas City Journal excerpt humorously contrasts a balmy morning in Montana with a dramatic temperature swing. A Montana man quips that morning lows could reach 36 degrees below zero and rise to 59 below by afternoon, amid joking remarks on gardening during such erratic weather.
A man confides he has been converted but must make restitution for wrongs as urged by a minister. Miss Gladys responds with sympathy while noting some duties cannot always be fulfilled. The minister’s harsh demand for returning a kiss is questioned before submission.
One of the first official acts of the new Chinese government was to issue an order for the resumption of educational work on a modern and uniform basis.
An electric elevator in a New York office building reportedly reaches a height of eighty feet per trip and is believed to hold the world record for its class.
A newspaper brief outlines claims by supporters that funds for Wilson and Marshall are clean, featuring Rolla Wells as treasurer designate and describing his background as a St. Louis banker and ex mayor. It also highlights Mrs. Marshall's noted public role and mentions Marshall’s legislative record and campaign partnership with his wife.
The piece portrays Woodrow Wilson urging courage to speak out as Democrats rally for Wilton and Marshall. It notes Roosevelt’s past determination, hints at Root, and claims farmers oppose protective tariffs. It frames winning as a path to prosperity and stresses party unity and active campaigning.
Roosevelt, out of adjectives, denounces all who disagree with him while farmers tire of burdens. Wilson and Marshall vow to balance the load and ease the strain on farmers as arguments sharpen in the campaign.
Fragmentary 19th century notice recounts Mount Grace in Warwick Massachusetts linked to a legend of a captive child named Grace and a mound named for her. The passage also advertises Charabertsins ointment for muscle soreness and a land auction in Union County with terms, bidding to start at 1400.85 and a partition sale of desert land.
A historical advertisement describes various medical therapies including violet ray and high frequency treatments for diabetes rheumatism obesity anemia and kidney and heart trouble. It promotes the Incumbent Light bath and other electric devices as curative aids offered at Dr Sheetz's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
The earliest Roman laws were in the Papian code and the twelve tablets compiled by the Decemvirs in the early fourth century BC. They revised existing laws and incorporated Greek ideas, with the new code engraved on ivory or brass tablets set in public.
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