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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1933
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR tale notes a morning scene with a terrier, dressing, adhesive tape, a ring for a man, and a dish of warm items. Details are unclear but suggest a domestic incident or courtroom snippet in progress.
Vance investigates a Scottish terrier found in show condition. He traces ownership by examining recent shows around New York, then narrows to William Prentice of Barrie Kennels in Haworth New Jersey, who trimmed the dog after September and described a large man and a young blonde woman as clients.
The department of agriculture reports 1933 farm value for 64 leading cotton states crops at 1.352 billion dollars, plus about 185 million in government benefits, totaling 1.537 billion. States show sharp gains from 1932 across North Carolina to Oklahoma with cotton profits contributing heavily.
Admiral Richard E. Byrd flew a Seaplane from the flagship in the Ross Sea and reported open water ahead, contradicting prior belief in an impenetrable ice pack. The February 23 flight lasted four hours and influenced how far the voyage toward Little America could proceed.
Mrs Allie Holloway reported a theft of a black suitcase with brass corner coverings from an automobile parked on DeSiard Street near Five Points. The article notes sea otter skins valued up to 2500 dollars each.
Christmas dinner will be served to about 35 persons at the Home of the Good Samaritan. Rev. J. R. Downs, superintendent, said Saturday night that 27 inmates and several guests will attend. Donations have come in slowly but are appreciated. He noted his late wife would have marked their golden anniversary on Christmas if she had lived. He recalled buying his wedding suit 50 years ago from Sig Haas at Myers Brothers' store.
Bastrop resident Bill Gannill was struck by a Ouachita parish highway truck at the DeSiard and Eighteenth streets intersection while walking home toward Bastrop. He suffered bruises to multiple limbs and possible internal injuries and was taken to St Francis sanitarium. Police reports were not filed. A UT study notes long hair for coeds remains popular with about 80 percent still favoring bobbed styles.
The Little Brown Jug piece explains the washer room operation at Brown Paper mill. It details filtering the cooking chemical from pulp, using a rotating drum with a fine mesh screen, vacuum to draw pulp and chemical through, hot water to displace remaining chemical, and a secondary filter for complete washing before refining. The chemical recovery stage is complex and requires many skilled operators.
Men who know electricity choose Westinghouse for home refrigeration. The Master Series offers extra thick insulation with hermetically sealed mechanism, 25 percent current saving, dual-automatic control, tubeless porcelain frosters, acid resistant interiors, interior flood lighting, and a compact latch door opener. Monroe Hardware offers the model fit for any budget.
Chrysler executives predict dramatic 1934 car evolution with a road hugging low profile, nearly silent operation, dustless gravel performance, and living-room comfort. J E Fields foresees shifts in weight distribution and spring action to reduce tremors and fatigue, with appearance aligned to utility and purpose.
The St. Petersburg Independent celebrates 23 years of offering its home edition free of charge with the Sun failing to shine. It notes 112 free editions have been issued to date.
Pilcher's Barber shop across from the Paramount theater invites patrons to experience expert service in a new, sanitary shop with four chairs and the latest equipment. Prices are reasonable with hair cuts at 25 cents. Pilcher, known in Monroe for high quality work, leads a team of experienced barbers in a spic and span venue that Twin Cities residents find pleasant and profitable.
Louisiana DeSoto dealers will travel to Detroit for what could be the nation’s largest auto dealer meeting. The DeSoto Motor Corp will unveil the Airflow DeSoto on December 29 with three special all-Desoto trains heading to Detroit, conveying the new aerodynamic design aimed at lighter air resistance and better performance. Byron Foy, president, says engineers pursued economical operation and aero design, tying five years of development to the 1934 model.
Milford Michigan December 23 Oldsmobile reports Belgian block durability tests on the new knee action cars show eight hours of steady driving with no fatigue. Earlier models required relief drivers after about 1 000 miles, but the 1934 line proved far more durable after 7 500 miles.
The Albright Burden garage offers an $2 winter prepare service including spark plug cleaning ignition adjustment and battery checks plus radiator and hose tightening. They promise quick starts and a thorough inspection with trained mechanics and modern tools. Wrecker service via 3027 is available for immediate assistance.
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