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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
4
Terms of subscription for the News-Star in Monroe Louisiana list one year five dollars six months two dollars sixty cents and monthly carrier delivery. It also notes the business office territorial room and post office details with historical printing notation.
Residents are invited to subscribe to a fund to brighten the Christmas season for those neglected. Funds will be turned over to the King's Daughters for distribution. Subscriptions listed include News-Star Billy Kay Jack Parker and others with amounts noted.
A Mexican-issues interview quotes a gentleman of affairs praising Carranza as capable and just while condemning Madero for not rewarding followers. The piece argues Carranza would reward supporters with government and army positions, restore peace, and suggests the revolution centers on personal gain and power.
The passage argues that a laudable aid to the poor is incidental while a drive to seize spoils and reward supporters dominates. It condemns the acceptance of killing taken in battle as legitimate terror and portrays Carranza as virtuous for such acts, implying no basis for constitutional government. It notes some genuine patriots exist with ideals of liberty.
A display highlights holiday neckwear and related items including combination sets leather goods hosiery fancy waists silk hats and initial handkerchiefs with robes and other articles suitable for gifts.
The passage argues that the masses are oppressed and need relief from liberal administrations yet criticizes current leaders for lacking necessary qualities. It also claims no faction possesses true capacity for self government, citing a pervasive link between power and murder or assassination.
A historic essay emphasizes gasoline engines as pivotal to American farm life. It contrasts farmer aspirations toward urban opportunities with the past lack of city conveniences such as streets lights schools churches parks and theaters. The piece highlights the shift in rural life as motor power brings city comforts closer to farming communities.
The gasoline engine brings city comforts to farms enabling running water lighting electric power and machinery like cotton gins and cane grinders. It lets farmers access city schools churches and markets while reducing manual labor and congestion, a development still in its infancy expected to revolutionize industry and living worldwide.
The St. Leon family presents Polly of the Circus with Elsie St. Leon in the title role at Sugar's Theatre on December 17 under Wei and Mixon management. The production is praised for its charm, with St. Leon earning acclaim for her Polly and the show growing in popularity each season.
The article lauds Mr. Aldvieh for his success, attributing it to his precise knowledge of facts. It highlights his methodical approach and reliance on verified information.
Glaucus' dramatic reason and the eruption of Vesuvius are shown in spectacular photo drama form. Kleine's production of The Last Days of Pompeii opens at the Lyceum tomorrow for two days with matinees at 2 and a 7 night show. Lake Vinci tonic promoted with customer testimonial from Long Branch. Allen's Pharmacy advertises Vinol strength tonic and Saxo Salve with guarantee and money back offer.
With much grippe prevalent this winter the article outlines causes and treatment. Grippe is an infectious disease that attacks when the body is tired or run down. It recommends keeping the blood in good condition and avoiding a run down state to prevent infection.
Joe Smith of Point Blank Texas reports he was suffering from a liver complaint before taking a 25e box of Chamberlain's Tablets. He says he is completely cured and recommends them to everyone. Sold by all dealers.
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