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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1925

Page

6

Beggars Return to Paris as Winter Grimms Cold Months

Paris reports beggars flocking back to the city with the cold, lining the Seine banks and church quarters for shelter and food. Old ladies, young mothers with infants, and crafty street sellers lurk near Louvre, Champs Elysees, and hotels. Regulars haunt bridges and quarters, shifting spots to find new clients among tourists and residents.

Paris Seine Rue de Rivoli Sourd-muet de Naissance Opera Rivoli Bridge Louvre Neuilly Vincennes Champs Elysees

Young American Big League Bull Fighter Shines in Mexico

Sydney Franklin, 22 and a Columbia University BA, starred in Tiajucana Mexico alongside Sevillian matador Manuel de los Rios. The Los Angeles visitor and rising American talent impressed in the border town's first big league bull fighting event, showing calm precision and fluent English.

Los Angeles N. S America Sydney Franklin Columbia University Tiajucana Mexico Manuel de Los Rios Mexico City Franklin

A Lot Means A Lot To The Young Married Man

The message urges young married men to invest earnings in Monroe real estate to secure home ownership. It touts rapid growth, profits from investment, and easy financing for construction. Readers are guided to use the News-Star Want Ad page to connect with city and suburban listings or place their own ads.

Lucky Monroe News-Star

Franklin the Spanish bull fighter pursues mastership in rings

The article profiles Franklin, a two year bull fighting student adopting Spanish dialect and traditions. He wears a coleta as a symbolic badge and plans retirement rites. Rising quickly from capador to matador, he aims for Spain next year to join the master class.

Franklin Spain

Arctic Tribes See Stranger as an Enemy

Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen describes newly known Arctic tribes around the Northwest Passage. Tribes meet outsiders armed, with women often first to surface while men hide. Brutal birth customs favor boys, yet stories reveal heroism and self sacrifice. A mother kills seven children at birth yet grieves deeply for her eldest. A youth drowns himself after his father’s hanging, and a father attempts suicide to avoid leaving his son alone.

G. F. A. Wray London Knud Rasmussen North West Passage Rasmussen

Squirrels Winter Dormancy Described In Brief

The text explains that squirrels sleep most of winter and wake briefly to feed from stored food hoards prepared beforehand.

Sweden Converts Army Barracks to Lodgings

Stockholm uses emptied barracks and fields, following a reduced army. About one third of regiments disbanded, leaving vacant facilities. Two eastern districts house around 100 families in Siegfried Barracks while repairs lag. Svea Engineer Corps barracks and police gymnasium serve as emergency shelters. Of 500 families seeking new homes, fewer than 180 have secured housing.

Stockholm Siegert Svea Engineer Corps

Proposals to Convert Barracks and Jails for Public Use

In provinces many empty barracks and training grounds are eyed for hospital use including mental care. Idle jails may be rebuilt for patients unable to self control. Ljungbyhed and Hultsfred drill grounds saw summer use as school training camps and later city sale for forest planting. In Spain, children’s faces are brushed with pine boughs for luck.

Ljungbyhed Hultsfred Kalmar Regiment

Gibraltar Assets Show Limited Public Debt and Land Use

Gibraltar shows no public debt and no street cars. The report notes no arable land available for cultivation, highlighting limited infrastructural and agricultural capacity.

Gibraltar

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