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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1924
Page
4
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A humorous column notes how executives drift from tasks to endless conferences. It pokes fun at bosses who stay in meetings, even to the point of delaying routine actions and preferring to supervise through a secretary or even a parrot.
Dr George Willis Ritchey American astronomer and Pasadena Mount Wilson Observatory chief for fifteen years wins the Janssen gold medal from the Paris Academy of Sciences. A native of Ohio he studied at Cincinnati and later taught at Ohio universities and the Yerkes Observatory.
Rear Admiral Marbury Johnston of Ul N U reaches retirement age and was born in Albany Georgia. Rev Alexander Menn bishop of Pittsburgh marks 64th birthday born in New York. Representative Crampton of the Seventh Michigan district linked to dry forces in Lapeer county Michigan also has a birthday noted.
The article argues uniformed highway officers stationed at regular intervals are more effective than concealed speed traps. It notes Louisiana parishes struggle with consistent observance on parish roads near Ouachita and cites a magazine piece praising visible patrols as strong deterrents.
The cartoon underscores the quiet struggle shaping commerce, focusing on New Orleans as a major port. It notes the upper Mississippi valley moving toward stable prosperity as farmers shift from one crop to diversified, reliable production, predicting broader readjustments in Lovistare and similar states for steady annual returns despite variable weather.
The piece urges true charity beyond mere church attendance. It calls for concrete giving through the Good Fellows' Club in Monroe, urging readers to open donation checks now and avoid forgetfulness in supporting religious practice.
A humorous meditation on rumors as living creatures that grow with each retelling. The imagined ride atop two rumor mounts traces how stories mutate from simple anecdotes about Mrs. A visiting relatives to dramatic outcomes like divorce and wrecked homes, urging readers to pass rumors with care.
A Boston Traveler misprint claimed Ambassador Myron T. Herrick committed suicide aboard a voyage to Paris. The item, with a New York dateline, was pulled after neighbors reported a death scene but police found no body and Herrick later returned home. The incident drew mockery from rival papers.
A readable set of cross word clues with numbered across and down entries. Includes definitions for terms from admire greatly to conjunction and beyond, covering sports terms and abbreviations. Provides guidance on solving by filling certain confident words first to unlock intersecting letters.
Important studies show rural teaching staffs are under prepared as two year normal school graduates cluster in city jobs. Normal schools must create demand for trained rural teachers and tailor programs to prepare enough for one and two teacher schools, adjusting facilities and placement to meet regional needs.
A Ne ws-Star recap notes Bishop Warren G. Candler could not visit Monroe as he planned to preside over the Louisiana conference in Alexandria next week and to fill the local Methodist pulpit. The piece also covers altar society and book club activities, a jail escapees arrest, a Woodmen of the World meeting, and A. B. Rhodes showing 122 farm varieties at the Monroe fair with diverse produce and products listed.
Histories note occasional errors in newspaper production as rival papers forgive a Traveler's misprints. Editors acknowledge that even in well regulated plants a typographical mixup can appear in print and travel beyond the press.
William Haase of West Park Ohio recounts years of a severe leg sore that resisted medicines and doctors. After trying Peterson's Ointment the sore healed completely, and he urges others to use it at 85 cents a box from all druggists.
Water of Life Aqua Vitae advertised by Walker Bros Gro with phone numbers 449 and 460. Claim promises to revive readers via a 5 gallon bottle and guarantees new life. Local ad style uses bold claim and contact details.
An advertisement extols Aspironal as safer faster relief for colds and flu, claiming laboratory approval and endorsements. It promises two teaspoonfuls provide relief within two minutes, with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist, and urges purchases for adults and children.
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