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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1933
Page
3
A warm column invites readers to share small daily details from home life. It highlights simple pleasures, asks for yearbooks to report club activities, and notes local residents Mr and Mrs Roy Nichols returning from Kentucky. Also mentions a postponed Presbyterian auxiliary meeting and a brief mention of Miss Kathleen Jones and Miss Eloise Goyne.
Patsy Dryburgh, popular young social figure, arrives back with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Dryburgh after a summer in Chicago. Mr Dryburgh owns the Gladstone hotel but has leased it during the family residence in Monroe.
Colin infiltrates the Mask’s gang to discover a plan against a Canadian iron runner. Buck O Mara directs a raid as storms loom and Dollaire’s schooner Alouette faces a deadly retribution. Colin aims to avenge past betrayals while keeping himself hidden aboard a rum runner craft.
Monroe club women begin a busy fall with initial meetings across groups including The Review club and the Twentieth Century Book club. The Louisiana Federation of Women's Clubs convention in November is highlighted as the year’s peak. Also noted are Camp Fire Girls American Legion auxiliary and Fine Arts clubs planning programs. a bronze baby shoe keepsake service. a three act comedy Beantown Choir with local musicians. and Virginia Galloway returning to open expression studio with family ties in the city.
Calendar lists Claiborne P T A and book clubs at Monroe Public Library and Monroe hotel gatherings. Public invites a Beantown Choir show at 8 p.m. and a W C T U meeting at West Monroe Methodist church. A parable on parental discipline appears beside local social notes and travel updates.
The article urges keeping foods at a constant temperature to prevent harmful bacterial growth. Kilpatrick cites that bacteria multiply quickly and recommends maintaining foods below fifty degrees before serving, secured by electric refrigeration. It highlights health protection and cost savings from using Frigidaire refrigerating units.
Real estate transfer recorded Monday: C. E. Faulk conveys to T. A. Grant land on the east line of Second Street, 120 feet south of Coleman intersection, 87.2 feet frontage, consideration $1,200.
Promotional text for Anne Adams patterns targets young women with chic outfits and detachable trim. It advertises Pattern 1581 in sizes 12 through 20, materials needed, and step by step sewing instructions. The offer asks readers to send fifteen cents for the catalog and pattern together twenty five.
Colin stands in the ship cabin as Buck O'Mara and Dollaire plot a murder and smuggling run aboard three fast boats. He secretly objects to the bloodshed yet must play an active role to avoid suspicion and save his life. The dive toward Long Island and a rendezvous with the Alouette cargo drive the tense, dangerous mission.
About 40 members of the Tensas Parish L S U Alumni club gathered at the River Road Inn for the annual banquet in St Joseph. Thompson Clarke chaired the arrangements and F H Schneider of Lake Providence was endorsed as district alumni head. Officers reelected included J L Lee as president and Elizabeth Notterville as secretary treasurer.
Dear Miss Vane advises against anonymous warnings to a friend about his flirtatious girlfriend. The writer notes the limits of such letters, suggests letting the couple sort themselves out, and emphasizes patience as both parties are young and marriage is far off.
A guidance column advises young women to avoid clinging to current boyfriends and focus on personal growth. It says not to rush into marriage, choose friends by character, and notes petting is unwise and unprofitable. Copyright 1933 Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Woman from Columbus Ohio reports severe weakness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with bearing three more children and regaining health at age forty three while also giving it to her daughter.
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