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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
4
The piece jokily imagines doctors stitching initials and even phone numbers onto patients as vaccination scars. It contrasts old privacy around vaccination with modern nosy ornamentation and praises the craft of vaccination while noting its scars.
A compact list of observances including the death of Pope Gregory XIII born 1502, Captain Newport's 1608 Virginia voyage, Charleton siege 1780, Wellington’s 1814 victory at Toulouse, Willis Alston’s NC Congress career, Fanny Davenport’s birth 1850, Paul Boyton’s failed 1875 Channel swim, and the 1928 Bonar Law government defeat.
Fragmentary note lists several birthday anniversaries including WMusy president of the federation born in Vic Fribourg 49 years ago Warren appointed as Attorney General born Bay Park 55 years ago Petiss journalist novelist born Hart 57 years ago and other scattered references to Glasgow Berlin and visitors.
Radical MP David Kirkwood attacks the Prince of Wales over costly trips and calls for the heir to the throne to take a regular government role. The Labor Daily Herald and the London Outlook discuss duties and sympathy for the future king, with opinions crossing party lines about his public service.
The Monroe American Legion post, ranked among Louisiana's top five, stresses ongoing male veteran unity after a slow year. It urges ex service members to join to keep World War memories alive and support community efforts, likening patriotism to church membership in scale and impact.
Missouri Pacific details show friendly rivalry and mutual aid across divisions. P. J. Newman cites Kenova Arkansas and Swartz Louisiana, each with high annual carloads and outbound activity, illustrating how competition improves performance for both employees and the railroad.
The piece argues that LSU faces a campus scandal from an anonymous pink sheet journal. It suggests the disturbance stems from a few individuals with distorted views rather than a broad vicious motive. Authors insist on a just penalty to satisfy those harmed and imply the episode will not permanently stain the university.
Fill in confidently first to gain crossings. Clues across include prayers landmark measure land unit and crafts while downs hint at action, old term and traits. The grid blends plural nouns verbs and adjectives with abbreviations to complete the word network.
The article extols stars as unchanging amid a mutable world linking past and future. It compares ancient observers and modern viewers, noting that people from Nebraska to Kentucky and travelers at sea share the same night sky. It urges frequent stargazing for calm philosophy and connection across time and space.
A local market promotes corned beef. Green's Market and Grocery invites shoppers to try its corned beef product. The brief message emphasizes customer appeal and store offering.
In Monroe on April 10 1910 the Presbyterian church voted to ask the Red River presbytery to dissolve its bond with Pastor Rev George D Booth effective May 15. The move follows five years of service and the congregation’s reluctant acceptance. Capt W P Renwick was named to notify the presbytery at Mansfield. Also last night a Knights of the Maccabees lodge was organized at Red Men’s hall with thirty charter members led by state commander M J Bulger of New Orleans. Officers include J P Kennedy past commander E A Carmouche commander T J Naughton record keeper L S Van Souter lieutenant commander S E Burke chaplain F J Endom Jr sergeant Dr J L Adams physician Edwin Hess master at arms J M Zanone first M of guard H B Bracey second M of Guard Will Atkinson sentinel B A McDonald picket.
Renewal of traffic rules emphasizes proper hand signals to prevent crashes. Many drivers in Monroe ignore or misread signals for left turns and stops, risking collisions. A correction guide advises motorists to study regulations again, noting upward signals for right turns and downward signals for stops.
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