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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
2
In Monroe and West Monroe areas carrier service pricing at 15 cents per week or 65 cents per month payable in advance. TELEPHONE CALLS Bus 308 Off CO nen cceneeneseernne Editorial rooms 223.
A columnist jokes about changes in social drinking habits, blaming soda fountains and ice cream parlors for drawing men away from saloons. He mockingly compares waitresses to bartenders, laments effeminacy in drug stores and tonoriums, and suggests humorous remedies to curb these trends.
Brief list of historical anniversaries with Balzac's Paris death in 1850, Senator Hill death in 1882, Louisiana prohibition convention in 1892, East Tennessee miners defeated in 189? riot, 1909 Union of South Africa Drill, 1915 White Starmer torpedoed, 1916 Workingmen's Compensation Act,U.S. disability and death allowances, 1923 Muskoka hotel fire toll.
Notes mark anniversaries of Bernard Baruch born Camden 658 years ago Manuel Quezon born Tayabas Province Philippines 67 years ago Orville Wright Dayton Ohio 54 years ago Fred A Stone Denver Colorado 52 years ago All are celebrated in today’s birthday list referencing notable figures from history and public life.
The Paris despatch notes French leaders objecting to Belgium reducing military spending to repay debt to the United States. Paris worries such cuts violate pledges to keep forces ready, underscoring Europe’s intricate treaty web. The debt talks may close to mutual satisfaction, but broader postwar issues linger.
A reader is given a long list of American historical names and terms to test recognition and knowledge of main facts. The items span colonial to Civil War era figures, battles, documents, and landmarks, urging memory checks and discussion with friends.
The article extols rising travel by Monroe residents, noting expanded rail connections nationwide and improving highway conditions. It argues travel broadens horizons, boosts civic pride, and improves home life by exposing locals to distant ideas while returning with renewed confidence to support the community.
Supporters urge U S Attorney General to grant pardon or parole to McCray, now in Atlanta federal prison for financial offenses tied to his tenure. Debate pits punishment against calls for stricter law enforcement and public trust in justice, questioning fairness and precedent for high officials.
Nathan Douchy of Troy, aged 91, jokes about reformers and declares he is alive because he has drunk whiskey and smoked, debating how to reach a hundred with peers. The piece showcases two near-centenarians offering contrasting viewpoints on life extension.
A two day hunt and picnic at La Fourche drew Monroe and Logtown residents plus Boeuf river visitors. Guests included Annie Breard, Margaret Flynn, Fred Cann, Graham Breard, Carl Walker, J. B. Colvin, Mrs. Georgia Lockwood, Mrs. Kate Brigham, Miss Lela May Smith, Miss Annie Wyndes, Miss Sallie Clark, Miss Nanlie Hartman, and numerous others. Social gatherings featured pallet parties, dinners, and lively cards with a noted public proposal game and confectionery refreshments.
An aging debate pits restraint against indulgence as Mr William Snow and others argue for disciplined living while a World approach promotes alternating small pleasures. The piece cautions that individual needs vary and urges personal experimentation to find a safe regimen.
The article profiles Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana as a relentless figure whose hobbies mirror his work ethic. It highlights his conservative golf style and exceptional putting, his focus when fishing, his fondness for legal riddles and biographies, and a light eating habit noted as a personal weakness.
Advertises S.S.S. as a blood cell builder since 1826 that purportedly clears eczema by increasing red blood cells. Claims the remedy cleanses blood, strengthens the body, and improves appearance with vegetable ingredients. Endorsed as sold in drug stores in two sizes.
The Senator enjoys old West films and graceful dancing,making him a sought after guest at high society events. His keen wit and repartee elevate him socially amid the capital's social life, offsetting the heaviness of many fellow senators.
A dealer quotes higher prices while marketing Angelene as better for consumers at no extra cost. The claim triggers questions about value and pricing in the market.
Waiting room note lists contact at 208 South Grand and telephone number 772 for the office. The fragment provides brief routing details and a line indicating a waiting area reference. No clear event or date is discernible.
Short Pencil Bel Tin Shop at 410 Walnut Street advertises fender straightening for cars. Inquiries directed to D Richardson with a note of concert in this matter. J G Bell listed in the ad.
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