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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1911
Page
6
The ad invites readers to explore exclusive fabrics and suits made to measure for discerning dressers. It promises superior workmanship, long wear, and a guaranteed perfect fit, asserting the store’s commitment to quality over price.
An extensive local profile highlights No 4 carrier Mr. Rogers as a leading rural mailman. It details his route coverage, extended deliveries, involvement with the Letter Carriers' Association, and his community impact including work with Turner Camp W. O. W. and local schools. The piece lauds his integrity, reliability, and leadership among neighbors and farmers.
A vintage medical ad urges readers to ignore fatigue and sickness and take Electric Bitters to restore tone and strength. It claims the product prevents breakdown, offers vigor from the first dose, and guarantees satisfaction with a guaranteed bottle sold at English Drug.
A vintage ad extols Parisian Sage as the ideal remedy to eliminate dandruff germs, stop itching, and restore lively hair. It urges use for one week, claims rapid improvement, and notes the product is guaranteed by English Drag Co at five cents a bottle.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions patent medicines with dubious touting of cures. It references companies like Carney and Tokedo, and a Toledo address for CHENEY & 9. The text hints at medical claims aimed at viewers and dwellers, with military or camp imagery and a laundry list of products.
The quote notes that once a man has a small ambition fulfilled, he remains unsatisfied and continually builds new goals to pursue, framing ambition as an endless cycle. It carries a reflective, cautionary tone about human desires.
A dubious patent remedy touts a panacea for children’s ailments including cholera and bowel disorders. It promotes chamabertin based formulas and castor oil as certain cures, with sales pitched to wary parents and testers, signaling questionable medical claims in a historical context.
A fragment notes a neighbor on Spangh of Manville dismissing scandal while promoting stomach liver and kidney remedies sold for 25e at English Drug Company.
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