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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1920
Page
4
Classified notice lists subscription terms and rates for Monroe and West Monroe papers. It specifies second class mailing status, advance payment amounts, carrier options, and zone-based postage adjustments. Also notes Thursday edition pricing and newsroom contact details.
The News Star announces W. F. Pipes as a candidate for District Attorney subject to the Democratic Primary on September 14, 1920. It also lists WM. B. Stuckey and David I. Garrett as candidates for District Attorney.
A Philadelphia Ledger report analyzes Governor Cox and Candidate Harding speeches, noting Cox adapts to newspaper style and reads better on paper than aloud, while Harding relies on ornate phrases. The piece argues efficient delivery may outshine rhetoric in reaching readers.
The article credits French generals and officers for aiding Poland against the Bolshevik advance toward Warsaw. It notes Polish counteroffensives recapturing territory and taking Red prisoners, while describing French involvement as crucial in shaping a potential Polish victory. It cautions the Red threat remains and praises French military acumen.
The Philadelphia Record notes Dr Jexse Green of West Chester dying at 103 and catalogs various centenarians worldwide, including Manual Garcia 101 in London and Anne Neve 109 in Guernsey. It mentions dubious ages such as John Stell at 134 and cites French records with ages up to 160, all treated as unreliable.
A fragment argues that less than a third of the world receives three square meals daily while Asia and Africa show working capacity similar to America or Europe, implying productivity despite poverty.
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