05 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
1
Diamonds offer stable value and increasing worth. they are presented as resilient investments with a claim of doubling in value over the last decade. The notice invites readers to inspect a large stock and contact for more information.
West Side embroidery club hosts Mrs. Wm Mitchell. Baptist bazaar opens Friday at DeSiard Street A J Keller building. Saturday afternoon entertaining guests include Mrs Trousdale and Mrs Weaks for Mrs Frank Stubbs and Miss Edith Gullatto. Numerous social visits, doll bazaar profits, and church events are listed with numerous local residents attending and visiting Monroe area.
A Colfax Chronicle reprint argues that Islam has brutalized large areas of Europe for six centuries. It claims religious jealousy blocks intervention, praises Christian unity to end Turkish rule, and urges Montenegro Serbia Bulgaria Romania and Greece to unite to drive Turkey from Europe and restore civilization.
Theatre listings show Margaret Anglin presenting Green Stockings and Minnie Palmer linked to Sufferers Get It burlesque. May Irwin planned in Mrs Peckham's Carouse. A H Woods introduces The Dancing Attorney. Crane tours The Senator Keeps House. Fred Warde to play Fagin in Oliver Twist. Milestones staying in New York. Frizi Scheff rumored to return to the Met. Billie Burke's Mind-the-Paint Girl extended to January. New works by James Montgomery and Hackett. Tarpaulins include The New Sin with Ian Maclaren. Freckles touring Boston. The Sun Dodgers revived with Wynn Monroe Fisher. Danc ing Doctor in new year. Jerome Mern and L A Turner. Burlesque shift for Turner. H B Warner with Laura Hope Crews in Black birds Atlantic City. Madge Darrell touted. Johnson Young and Red Petticoat. Maude Adams to stage Rosa lind by Barrie. Bowes signs new three act comedy by Buchanan. Ann Murdock principal. Demographics note global facts on dogs and centenarians. coal imports and transport stats. publications in New Zealand. dance halls in Baltimore. rail cross ties. shoe manufacturing trends. intercity freight service expansion.
Advertisement highlights The Lyceum Orchestra offering music for balls entertainments parties banquets receptions weddings church fairs and bazaars with terms via D. W. Markham Magnolia Inn. Also notes 1910 Ohio birth total of 100 969 children.
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