Community Notes—Monroe Area Social and Travel Updates
The Monroe column lists a Saturday D A R meeting at 3:00 pm with Mrs. Frank Stubbs of River Front. It notes arrivals by Miss Evelyn Prophit and Miss Lucile Prophit who hold government posts in Washington and expect to return around the 15th. Various visits, trips to Ruston, Dallas, New Orleans, and Memphis are reported along with influenza cases and Christmas plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
D. A R
Frank Stubbs
River Front
Sullivan
Farmervile
R. Twreedle
Tallulah
L. A. Thibodeaux
J. N. Knowles
M. E. Morris
Ruston
Virginia Lynch
Douglas Myles
Douglas
Evelyn
Lucile Prophit
Washington, D. C
A. Colvin
Robt. Cannon
King Place
Stubb Estate
Dallas
Texas
Inlaw
Jim Baldwin
Agnes Rawlins
Silliman Institute
Clinton
New Orleans
C. O Clark
Globe
Arizona
Clark
Wim. Clark
Strong, Ark
Derwood Cann
Gorey
Ladie Meelee
Mrs. Cann
Monroe Afonday
Mr. Gann
Corey
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without knowing it. Kidney disease can cause back pain headaches and loss of ambition. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy and sample bottles are offered by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Parcel Post
Baby camel poses with British officer in Palestine
A baby camel, born in active service in Palestine, is described as a quaint ungainly creature with a short woolly body and very long legs. The animal is on familiar terms with a British officer who helps pose for its portrait, highlighting its early life and innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Homecomings and visits from wartime era
Lieutenant W Courtney Oliver and private Lucille Dawkins return from camp Pike. Miss Vala Speed to return from Sullins Institute for holidays. Local families recover from flu and travel plans noted. Reverend Roy and Mrs. Roy arrive to serve West Monroe church. A Ruston wedding, Harvest Home activities, and Victory Girls ticket drive featured. Community notes recount church events and wartime reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Courtney Oliver
Lucille Dawkins
Camp Pike
Vala Speed
Sullins Institute
Tennessee
J. S. Dozier
West Side
Abe Marks
Camp Martin
New Orleans
Roy
Gilbert
West Monroe
Theo Terzia
Lena Strong
Shreveport
John W. Bell
A. 5
J. Neil
Rastrop
Neil
Death of Albert Ballin and German commerce ruin
The article notes Albert Ballin's suicide amid Germany's commercial ruin, credits him with building German industry, and recalls his view that armistice terms were too lenient. It quotes Ballin imagining victors would demand Paris London peace Buckingham Palace and continental annexation from the Urals to the Bay of Biscay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ballin
Potsdam
Ile
Germany
Paris
London
Buckingham Palace
Ural Mountains
Bay of Biscay
Great Britain's War Record and Moral Stance
The article lauds England for acting on conscience without seeking applause, praising steadfastness as a sterling quality often mistaken for stubbornness. It notes wartime discoveries about German enemies and the resolve of the English people.
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Santa Claus
Larche Dry Goods CO
Beucans
Ford Levi Stationery Co., Ltd
Dembinski
RA Cann-McGee
Bareira
Portuguese East Africa
National Patriotic Song Committee
A. G. Cook
C. W. Zeagler
W. A. Kirkpatrick
A. W. Riggs
V. Roy
E. A. Mitchell
C. E. Faulk
J. &. Harper
Mexico
FE. G Calvert
West Monroe School
Woman's Missionary Society
C. B. Faulk
England
France
Great Britain
H. Bt
Windsor
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Coats
Review
Greatritain
Ing
Masur Bros
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