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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
5
A homemaker learns to pair soups with meals and avoids clashes like heavy cream soups with cream cakes. Sample menus include Potato Tomato Chowder and Barley Soup with steps, ingredients, and timing for each dish. The piece ends with holiday party tips from Forehanded Reader on dancing and games.
A reflective discussion on art compares painting sculpture and daily deeds. Blake quotes claim any person becomes an artist by daily good works. Loving beauty shows in acts, guarding children and kindness, more than brushes or marble. 666 promising cold remedy ad closes the piece.
In Paris a method called the extra henna shampoo is described to hide gray hairs without changing hair color. Apply a thin paste of Egyptian henna after washing, leave three minutes, rinse, and dry. Results appear in days as white hairs brighten to a faint golden yellow, with color staying within safe time limits.
Racing meetings include the Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans and the Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana. Also listed are the Lower California Jockey Club in Tijuana and an international six day cycling event in New York. Tennis executives meet in New York, with a Collie Club show in New York and indoor games for Morningside A C. in New York. Annual union meetings occur in Winnipeg and Gainesville.
Boxing cards feature Harry Greb vs Jeff Smith in 10 rounds at Pittsburgh and Benny Valgar vs Charlie OConnell in 8 rounds at Philadelphia. An ad promises 666 will break a cold fever and grippe faster than anything. One year ago today Clemenceau's London visit aimed to forge alliances with England and other Allies.
An advertisement states Crawford House in Monroe offers beds at 50 cents 75 cents and 1 dollar with location at 201 South Fifth Street dated December 10.
An old advertisement urges readers not to take calomel and touts Bond's Pills as better mild purgatives. It claims the pill causes no sickness or griping and can relieve headache biliousness torpid liver or dizziness with one nightly dose. Priced 25 cents at all druggists.
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