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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1925

Page

5

The Pearl Headed Pin

Colonel Hallett and his wife Margaret discuss remodeling their London home as memories of Henry Sedway and John Selkirk resurfaced. The morning paper reports Selkirk’s release after twenty years, rekindling a tense moral tangle around murder accusations and long buried loyalties.

Colonel Hallett Margaret London Daniel Hallett Selkirk

Meeting plan slips into Cordways House schedule

A tense scene unfolds as a planned meeting is rearranged for five thirty at Cordways House. One character notes the other will handle the artistic part while a second handles the practical, aiming to avoid boring either party as a young visitor arrives, inviting others to join Ray.

Cordways House Ray

Hogan Directs From Wheelchair In Silent Era Film

James Hogan directed My Lady's Lips from a wheelchair after a motorcycle crash left him with sprained ankles. He used crutches at times to direct scenes while Clara Bow William Powell Alyce Mills Frank Keenan and others star in the production based on John Goodrich's original story. Saenger also previews Introduce Me a Douglas MacLean production about a Europe to Switzerland love chase full of adventures and Alpine escapades.

George Hallett Saenger James Hogan Clara Bow William Powell Alyce Mills Schulberg Gertrude Short Piicture John Goodrich Douglas MacLean MacLean Europe Paris Switzerland

Barbecued Meats and Tay lor's Celebrated Chicken Ta males

Factory 2508 DeSiard road offers tray service for evening lunches. Notices indicate cooking items titled Barbecued Meats and Tay lor's celebrated Chicken Ta males. Restricted to white workers at the factory.

Taylor DeSiard Road

Bus Waiting Room Lines and a Vetting Note

A fragment records a dialogue in a bus waiting room and an ANGELENE remark about choosing a dealer at a higher price for the consumer. It notes an assertion of vetting and lower cost, with line numbers 17 and 61 referenced.

Angelene

J J Keith to Attend Tennessee College Scout Course

J J Keith, a Scout executive, returns from the Sa line river camp described as the year’s best North Louisiana Boy Scouts camp. He will go to Nashville for a week long training in Scout Executive work at Peabody College. A year ago he completed the same course there.

Bristowe Joan Mrs. Hallett Ray Harcourt George J. J. Keith Saline River North Louisiana Boy Scouts Keith Nashville Tenn Peabody College

Velvet Ice Cream Ad Sells Monroe Co. Product

An advertisement for Velvet Ice Cream from the Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co. Inc promotes its Pure Delicious Popular brand. The copy advertises quality and appeal likely targeting local shoppers.

Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co., Inc

Anniversaries and key historic events listed

A compact date to event roundup noting John Dryden becoming poet laureate in 1670, John H. Means birth and Civil War injury in 1862, Francis Joseph birth and death, Joseph Lane Oregon governor, Gravelotte battle 1870, Jacksonville fire 1891, Culberson Texas governor nomination 1894, and 1923 Hong Kong harbor tornado ships sunk and lives lost.

John Dryden John H. Means South Carolina Hampton S. C Manassas Emperor Francis Joseph Austria-Hungary Schonbrunn Joseph Lane Oregon Gravelotte Marshal Bazaine Jacksonville Fla Charles A. Culberson Democrats of Texas Hong Kong

Bond's Liver Pills Advertises Liver Relief

When the liver becomes torpid and bowels fail to move, diseases follow including headaches and biliousness. Bond's Liver Pills promise to cleanse the liver and bowels safely. They are small, mild, effective and inexpensive at 25c.

Bond

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