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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR note mentions “THIS DATE IN HISTORY” with repeated non readable filler text and stray letters. No clear events, people, places, or dates are identifiable from the legible content.
A compilation of dates and figures: Sir Humphry Davy born and died 1829, 1792 Quebec provincial parliament, 1799 Thomas McKean Pennsylvania governor, 1867 Whittier born, 1814 Crowninshield Navy Secretary, 1828 William Jackson federal convention secretary, 1841 Toronto diocese, 1880 South African Republic founded, 1891 Drexel Institute opened, 1890s Cleveland Venezuela message, plus contemporaries Frank Plumley Ennis Oakes aged today. Also advice ad for Dr King’s New Discovery promoting relief for croup and coughs with testimonials.
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree born in London December 17 1858. He changed his name from Henry Birnbaum to Beerbohm Tree to pursue the stage and began acting in 1878. He rose to fame as young curate in The Private Secretary and became Haymarket manager in 1887 later proprietor of Her Majesty's Theater. He toured the United States and Canada in later years. Congratulations to Prince Joachim on his 22nd birthday. Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright retired at 64. Dr Charles R Henderson noted as professor.
New York reports a compilation of notable Americans born in 1814. The roster includes governors, generals, scholars, clergymen, and politicians such as Isaac T. Goodnow, Samuel J. Tilden, Gen. Rufus King, and Henry Kirke Brown, with many others spanning January to December. The piece notes centennial observances and lists a Louisiana push to form a State Chamber of Commerce, with a Baton Rouge meeting planned January 17.
A PrescottArk patient credits Kilmer Swamp Root with curing longstanding kidney and bladder troubles that kept him from work. He praises the medicine after five to six bottles and notes he has worked steadily since. The letter includes notarized testimony, store purchase proof, and an offer to send a sample bottle with a booklet. Regular sizes available at drug stores.
A social department note highlights a children's book about Sonny Boy and jungle friends with short verses and numerous illustrations. It features photos by Sonny Boy’s papa, claims high educational value, and praises the author Mrs. Arthur daughter of L. E. Bentley now in New Orleans. Up-to-date dressmaking by Mrs. Gore advertised at 512 Breard Street.
Mise Elsie St Leon leads a large company in Polly of the Circus with acrobats and a realistic three ring ring master show. A trained thoroughbred horse named Ingo, once with Barnum and Bailey, is featured among the acts. The page also advertises The Lee Pays drama at Lyceum Theatre and local shop sales.
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