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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1912
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment touts Bt. Pherce’s Gulden Medica and a “Stemnch Pestorative” claiming to cure stomach and liver weakness. It promises a complete ingredients list on the wrapper and mentions a “Din Pierce’s Mosset Mutlete” without verifiable details.
W C Lemmond attorney at law offers services in all state and federal courts. Specializes in collection of claims and settlement of estates by administrators and executors from offices in the Law Building, old Library room, Monroe North Carolina.
Those doing business with this bank ought to be satisfied and appreciate good service. Those seeking safer deposits are advised to consider The Bank of Union. The bank invites business with a focus on solid connections and mutual benefit.
A Kansas official cites the Bible's moral and literary value and shares a tale of a struggling small-town newspaper needing ten dollars to issue a weekly. a Bible loan and a found ten-dollar bill enable publication. The piece weaves in additional historical notes about Von Weber, George Sala, and a watercolor portrait in London.
A gossipy Fourth of July scene in a Swiss hotel shows a quarrelsome couple. Mr A, nine years away from America with his wife, retorts he would rather live in hell than abroad. The wife calmly reveals they hail from Pittsburg, provoking laughter and a shoring up of entertaining exile tales.
An Indianapolis News item recalls a sorrowful incident where a six year old girl wandered into a drugstore sobbing and could not be identified. The clerk reports the child answered with a stutter and a garbled name while a mother cleaned her tears and questioned the druggist. The episode ends with the mother locating her child.
An article describes the San Francisco peaks as a microcosm of earth’s climates. It notes elevation bands from 6,600 to 11,500 feet with dominant vegetation: yellow pine, Doug fir, silver fir, corker, aspen, Engelmann spruce, fox-tailed pine, and tree lines.
A light exchange centers on a Paris hat worn by Mrs Styler and a speaker’s half asleep reply during a church walk. The dialogue hints at social tensions and the service’s impact in a brief Stray Stories vignette.
A fragmented ad promotes a machine shop ready to repair engines and machinery including Chamberlain's Colic Cholera remedy and plumbing needs. It urges buyers to purchase "Hine" and supplies now from a freigh depot and to be prepared before summer. For sale by all dealers.
An advertisement promotes Booths HYOMEL as a rapid germ killer through vaporized air. It claims it destroys catarrh germs, heals inflamed membranes, stops hoarseness and foul breath, and offers a money back guarantee if dissatisfied. A complete HYOME! outfit is priced at two dollars with extras available.
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