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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note shows publishing details with dates and rates, indicating a brief business office and editorial room listing. Mentions Associated Press and generic monthly rates, lacks readable event or person.
The Baltimore Sun reports a new publication name What's What lists 308 groups it accuses of undermining American institutions. Examples include Yale Liberal Club, Society of Friends, United Brewery Workers, Bryn Mawr Summer School, and National Consumers' League, showing politics and publicity intertwined in anti Bolshevik rhetoric.
Time summarizes a 1922 Euclid Ohio ruling upholding zoning legality and urges Monroe to adopt zoning to protect residential areas. It notes dissents by Justices Butler McReynolds and Van Devanter and warns against delay in shaping future city skylines and community beauty.
A call to revive diversification in farming in Ouachita parish Louisiana. The Monroe West Monroe area is urged to shed past rhetoric and pursue practical measures to improve agricultural welfare. Chamber of Commerce backing signals a bright outlook for real action benefiting local farms and broader territory.
A summary of how advertising remains a steady pillar in evolving business methods. It notes its role in maximizing distribution efficiency and maintaining living standards while safeguarding enterprises from irregularities in market practices. Local newspapers emphasize the medium’s enduring importance.
The Monroe News Star piece argues national advertisers rely on local dealers to keep the local newspaper vital to community commerce. It asserts business methods may change but local papers remain a stable force that boosts local trade and home merchants through advertising.
A columnist critiques a week of sermons in a big city noting earnestness yet widespread dissatisfaction with religion’s decline. He urges clergy to unite beyond creed to rally around morality and highlights a sample of sermons urging values, charity, and practical compassion.
Berlin society hails Mrs. Gilbert as top Charleston dancer and honors President Von Hindenburg in a grand Rathaus reception. A phony police permit trader swindles firms by selling Brandenburger Gate advertising space. six firms paid before police warning. A liberal critique notes a 1871 map in a German geography book mocks post 1918 history.
Satirical column humorously notes Christmas wish tactics as women press for gifts through ads and hints. It recounts examples from fur coats to stockings, suggests men vary in generosity, and ends with a joke about buying a gift for the husband’s stenographer and sending it home.
Born in London to Jewish parents, Sir Rufus Isaacs pursued commerce before switching to law. His ascent was meteoric, becoming Solicitor General Attorney General and Lord Chief Justice. After retirement from the bench he served as Governor General of India before later years.
Notes of social visits in Winnfield include Miss Mattie Turnley visiting sister Miss Irene Turnley and Mrs Leona Heidorffer attending a Houston wedding. Others visiting or traveling through include Mrs Sara Sparks, Mesdames Haynes Calvert, Miss Noble Faulk, Mrs Sallie Gray, Mrs J J Rogers, Miss Emma Durman, and Senator C Rush Wimberly visiting the city.
Paul S Althouse a Reading born opera tenor marks 387 years ago. Rt Rev Alexander Mann Pittsburgh bishop born Geneva New York 66 years ago. Louis C Crampton Seventh Michigan district congressman born Lapeer County Michigan 51 years ago. Marbury Johnston retired U S Navy rear admiral born Albany Georgia 66 years ago. Robert Luce Thirteenth Massachusetts district congressman born Auburn Maine 64 years ago.
A year ago today the military directorate in Spain that began in September 1928 came to an end. The move closes a key chapter in the country’s governance and signals a return toward civilian rule.
Cold weather worsens kidney and bladder issues with frequent urination and back pain. Do not delay treatment. Bond's Bladder Remedy offers a prescription solution. Priced 60¢ and 1.20, postpaid from Bond's Pharmacy Co., Little Rock, Ark. The sea service is an exacting one, and it is inevitable that the sailor.
The Mississippi river barge line has grown from 96 000 tons in 1919 to numbers ten times greater today. J P Higgins notes traffic has surged while terminal facilities must expand in Memphis and Vicksburg. Dependable service and lower freight costs drive continued growth toward a future golden age on the crest river.
A brief note promises ready Christmas items to ease shoppers worries. The message emphasizes timely preparation and stress relief for holiday shopping.
Sunday crowds flock to Rev. Fosdick’s Park Avenue Church drawing capacity crowds like Madison Square Garden boxing nights. puzzle buyers include doctors and convalescents and travelers from Colorado to California return solved puzzles for new ones. Broadway nightlife brings curious sights from cowboys to street barterers as prohibition voting stirs new clientele at a cash desk.
Advertises Aspironal as a complete cold remedy with rapid relief within two minutes. Claims to clear nasal congestion, relieve headaches, and reduce mucus while acting gently on liver and bowels. Lures with a money back guarantee and a 50 cent family bottle price for both adults and children.
An advertisement from Paul Case of Department C-1176 Ton, Massachusetts, claims a French prescription for rheumatism and neuritis treatment obtained while in France with the Army. It promises thousands of successful results, free of charge, and invites readers to mail their address for postal delivery.
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