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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1925
Page
2
Terms of subscription set at 15 cents per week or 65 cents per month payable in advance. The notice lists the business office and editorial rooms at 224 3 22.
A nostalgic column jokes about knickerbockers, long trousers, and male freedom. It riffes on how knee pants spark getaways, spankings, and family dynamics, with playful quips about mustaches, marriage licenses, and education in a humorous social tone.
Dr. W E Gye acknowledges the cancer germ discovery relied on J E Barnard and his self made microscope. Barnard, a London hatter with a Jermyn Street shop, devoted afternoons to improving instruments, earning worldwide fame and Royal Society fellowship for service to science.
Daniel Fromhan theater manager born Sandusky Ohio 72 years ago today. Maj. Gen. Robert L. Howze born in Texas 61 years ago today. Her Suzallo president University of Washington born San Jose California 50 years ago today. Edward H Green born heir Hetty Green 57 years ago today. Daniel R Anthony born LeanwenWorth Kansas Bh years ago today.
Officials warn most city crashes stem from drivers ignoring right of way. North south traffic has priority over east west, except DeSiard street. East west motorists must slow and be ready to stop at intersections to prevent tip overs and collisions.
Ruston welcomed natural gas service with a nighttime ignition of a giant flame in the city park. The event symbolized progress for North Louisiana as Monroe and Lincoln parish join in regional growth and energy prosperity.
A new federal prohibition alignment under Mr Andrews aims to strengthen the framework and boost enforcement. Observers note the battle remains, but a tighter government front could curb rum smugglers and breweries while addressing public defiance by higher up violators.
The article notes Europe keeps roughly the same armed manpower as in 1913. General Maurice cites Soviet Russia with an 800,000 standing army, and new states like Romania Finland Poland Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia as armed camps to balance the reduced German and French forces.
A columnist argues that constant pursuit of fun does not lead to lasting happiness. True happiness comes from work and self denial, building a reserve of inner peace through disciplined life, not wealth or pleasure. Try philosophers’ plan by giving up a habit and pursuing personal growth.
A physician explains his aim to promote good living over cure, educating the public to prevent illness and extend life toward a goal of 100 years. He emphasizes health maintenance and preventative care as the path to longer, better living.
The article profiles Senator Royal S. Copeland of New York as a multi faceted figure who blends public health leadership with farming carpentry and writing. It notes his 130 acre Suffern farm his prize apple orchard and his garden attracting visiting bees along with his work as health commissioner and arbitration mediator.
The text argues that peace treaties create new standing armies from fear and that land armaments cannot be limited by the United States alone. It notes the US has fewest soldiers per capita but cannot cut further unless others do, and it cites General Maurice on the insecurity felt by European nations with frontiers and threats.
Chronology of anniversaries lists events tied to years 1843 1859 1861 1875 1888 1896 1900 1903. Notables include Pope confirmation of the Holy Coat in Treves John W Davis fourth territorial governor of Oregon death Nathaniel P Hill former Colorado senator and other national leaders with birth dates.
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