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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
3
A column carries poems of remembrance and faith citing Abraham Lincoln and divine guidance. It reports social notes including visits by Mr and Mrs Jack Rogers to New Orleans, PTA pantry showers, tuberculin charity mail, etiquette musings for married life, and local acknowledgments of illness and recoveries.
The article outlines a home kit project for constructing a model of a news star pattern. It provides steps, materials, and safety tips for hobbyists and beginners seeking a hands on crafting activity.
The offer features pattern 2520 for a slim fitted slip in tea rose crepe or wash satin with optional lace, sizes 32 to 44, with fabric and lace yardage listed. Includes illustrated sewing instructions. pattern priced fifteen cents, catalog and pattern combo twenty five cents. Mail orders to News-Star Pattern Department, 249 W 1th Street, New York City.
In the serial scene, Madge negotiates a bribe and cuts free with one hand, taking money from an envelope as Tony’s plan to mislead Nick unfolds. She flees across plowed fields toward Jerry’s hiding place, fearing pursuit and seeking safety near Marion.
Edwin Goodman of Be dorf Goodman counsels that office wear should reflect personality without over dressing. He prefers modest coiffures and restrained makeup, warning elaborate hairstyles and flashy nails undermine a business image. A social dance at Riverside Country club and a Methodist Missionary society meeting fill the week with events and officer elections.
A community gathering hosted by Neville P T A and Circle RW at 2 Lovers E Sisson featured prizes for Gretchen Parker and other attendees. Guests included Mrs Marvin Mrs Dora Soloman Mrs A N V Edmonson A Nordgren and Georg Glen Gaddis among others.
Readable text describes devices in Lead Park used to quiet verves and stop chores from fretting in stalls at night. The passage mentions Trey and music to ease animals and workers.
In Detroit a captain on his day off found himself in a home setting with an odd mess involving maple syrup. He hoped colleagues at the station would not hear about the incident as he paused from his cleanup. Mrs. Paislausen assisted by ensuring the mess was addressed.
A historical discussion explores how harsh parental discipline can create lasting resentment in a child. It argues that early treatment shapes the child’s later behavior and feelings toward the parent, emphasizing the need for soothing guidance to repair trust.
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