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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
4
The article argues character is inner, built by choices and not purchasable. It compares individuals and businesses, noting character arises from self actions guided by good principles, even when unpopular, and grows with every right decision.
An official of General Electric cites electricity output this year at 194 percent above 1929 and domestic use higher, driven by demand for power devices. National averages show domestic electricity cost fell from 81 cents to 6.1 cents per kWh by 1933, while adoption expanded beyond lighting as volumes rose with lower rates, aiding power suppliers during downturns.
The navy plans a 15.9 million dollar floating drydock over 1000 feet long and 165 feet wide with a bow and stern gate. It can tow largest ships including carriers Lexington and Sara at unheard of speeds for such a structure. If successful it allows bases to relocate to any deep harbor offering unmatched fleet flexibility.
Hendrik van Loon argues that unbiased history is impractical due to human nature and national loyalties. He notes historians cannot be disinterested and predicts history will remain a mix of fact and fancy, serving debunkers and fitting films to states, even as he questions truth itself.
A broker’s rise and fall illustrates that inside tips fail and steady work prevails. True fortune comes from practical, near at hand opportunities and persistent effort, not spectacular get rich quick schemes. Genius lies in seeing and using the obvious, immediate problems.
A poem celebrates enduring longing as the speaker cherishes a beloved face hair and grace. The speaker imagines future years spent gazing yet feels fated to travel separate paths among stars while dreaming of the loved one. A playful line about a marriage union adds a comic note.
A playful dispute arises when a man asks why the bell rings, while another man jokes about arguing with a woman as the weaker sex. The exchange reflects a humorous social moment.
In a terse exchange, Hamm questions a premature exit while Aig cites insufficient action. The debate centers on when the real contest began, tied to the referee’s ruling.
A brief quarrel over asking rent arises as Mrs Smith notes her landlord sought higher payments repeatedly last week. The exchange hints at ongoing tensions in housing negotiations without further details.
Lawyer notes the witness stood firm under cross examination while the witness replies he is a married man, implying personal defenses and restraint during questioning.
Dialogue captures a customer asking to charge a car battery and instructing to bill the charge to his father. The shop confirms they will replace the battery and apply the service to the father’s account.
A mix of witty exchanges and musing lines cover marriage bets, secrecy over wedding plans, home design quirks, and odd geopolitical asides. The notes mention eyes, a secret, a trailer, and imagined frontiers as Halloween like fences fade.
Washington columnist notes rivalry between Herbert Hoover and Alf Landon within the GOP. It argues Hamilton’s control and Hoover’s limited appeal affect campaign strategy, with internal doubts about Hoover speeches and Roosevelt opposition shaping public reception.
Senator Arthur H. Van denberg faces fallout as rival lawmakers locked horns over power and influence. The confrontation threatens his agenda and stirs tensions within the party and committees.
Archibald Louisiana December 2 special The Archibald Home Demonstration club met at Miss Pearl Archibalds home with 11 members present Miss Pearl LeFevre home demonstration agent spoke on outdoor living rooms and shrubs Mrs A J Chandler demonstrated stepping stone walks Afterward refreshments were served to a list of members and guests including Mrs Warren Haire Mrs W T Sawyer Mrs Jack Prewett Mrs Earl Hill and others
Fifteen years ago in December 1921 counties Ashley Desha Chicot Drew and Bradley formed the Southeastern Arkansas Cooperative Hospital association to build a 75000 dollar hospital near the Arkansas Louisiana line. The plan includes inviting physicians from Morehouse East and West Carroll parishes to join Arkansas doctors in the project.
Scotland's national health reached its highest level in 80 years, marking a historic improvement over all previous periods last year. The report highlights gains in key health indicators and overall well being across the population.
A fragmented dialect piece reflects on Suttiny's musings and the Saplin Wilhils youth learning from a book. The text captures humorous street talk, social observation, and a playful reminder of timely heed.
The article explains external middle and inner ear parts and how congenital absence and protruding ears can be corrected by plastic surgery. It notes common external ear diseases such as tumors pimples boils and erysipelas and describes treating ear injuries from boxing including swelling blood clots and shaping the ear with bandages.
Four additional young men joined the United States Army Wednesday, bringing total local enlistments to 42 in eight days. Recipients include Richard Ronson Vincent P Telles Tom F Rashell and George E Wiley. They headed to New Orleans for deployment to training stations with one radio technician trainee from Monroe. Corporal C V Cox heads the local recruiting office. All enlistees hold at least two years of high school education and six are LSU Northeast Center graduates.
A historical note records that London has sixty four streets and squares named Albert to honor Prince Consort Albert, husband of Queen Victoria, reflecting a citywide commemorative practice.
Hollywood notes recount a wild night clash between ex tennis champs spouses turning into a doubles match. Gossipy bits cover Carole Lombard singing and dancing in Swing High Swing Low, Norma Shearer in Arizona, and Margo's long movie name.
A humorous New York portrait of city couples finding romance in unlikely spots from Fort Tilden to the Biltmore clock and Fifth Avenue buses. The piece also profiles the Variety Dog and Cat Beauty Parlor run by Arthur Stedley, catering to revered pets of celebrities and circus stars alike.
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