23 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
1
An old dermatology note touts common sulphur as a powerful treatment for eczema. A thick sulphur cream is said to soothe irritated skin, reduce itching, and seal the eczema, with noticeable improvement after two to three applications.
Hair combings made into braids and switches eyed and renovated. Hair goods for sale advertised by Herrmanns permanent waving service for head hair.
The Drew community met Sunday evening to organize a Sunday School with hopes of strong support from ARL and others. Chevelill reports good attendance and plans for a nine fore children day. Mrs Benoit and Mr Benoit of Monroe visited and prepared to travel to Shreveport then home. Visitors included Mes Tlattice McCormick and Miss B. Cokes in Monroe for teaching duties. Mayor J Soo Anis and several locals were seen at the historical Strides event.
Colonel William Benties recalls Poncoin a woman who could decide in a Mash district. Benties, an officer in a New York cavalry regiment, sought Stanton for campment and then Lincoln. After interviews with Stanton, Benties believed the government had no further use for ponies and gear. Lincoln listened, then solved the problem in his peculiar way.
The report notes a smooth progression of the performance with emphasis on comfort and sanitation. It highlights a new sanitary soda fountain as a feature and mentions expertise in handling large-scale operations.
In a Midlands dispatch a Scots lass challenges the secretary, asserting uncertainty about the proper action. The mounted regiment, well equipped, is ordered to proceed, and its later performance is described as confident and effective.
Monroe gun club evaluates enlistment options as Joe Bell ton urges attention to old refrigerators refined. sheet metal work offered for all kinds.
The News-Star urges support for Monroe Athletic Classes as they prepare for the State Contest in Baton Rouge. Readers, clubs, and individuals are invited to donate, with the Mothers' Club already giving an initial five dollars. The newspaper offers to publish all contributions, large or small, to aid the fundraising effort.
OO Le oak 0 and CLARK invite friends to meet at a barn in West Monroe for a casual gathering. The note signals a social meetup among acquaintances, with no formal event details or date provided.
The Monroe district African Methodist Episcopal Church convened at Allen Chapel AME on Pine and Eleventh streets with Rev Sof Green presiding. Bishop J M Conner arrived to promote the State Negro Farmers Conference to be held May 15 in Alexandria. The event aims to boost black farming and Lampton College, with three days of meetings on education and missions.
An 19th century style tonic claim touts GROVE'S TASTELESS chill PONTO as invigorating for the Pale and Sickly. It is advertised as a general strengthening remedy that drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system for adults and children.
The text asserts that cures rely on anatomy and physicians, praising osteopathic practice as a sensible scientific discovery. It notes osteopathy treats disease with comprehensive knowledge of related sciences and claims results are satisfactory, citing Fern Eckert D. O. of 540 Grand street.
New York society attended the April wedding at St Bartholomew s Church for Francis Ormond French and Miss Micanor Livingston Burrill. The bride is the daughter of Edward Burrill, a prominent New York family leader, and the groom is the son of Amos French, nephew of Mrs Vanderbilt. A reception followed at the Burrill home.
Angell's Comedians, a large Monroe stock company, open tonight with Samson of Yale a pathos and comedy play with vaudeville between acts. Waving pictures are free. Pool seats available. Company carries its own orchestra.
The executive committee met at the Made tie Totel and Obl routing ministers were discussed. Whedoo reports will be made pullie at wodoter session. It is believed that J. T. Scott of Alex entivia will be selected as the next president.
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