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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1928

Page

2

News-Star announces publication details and rates

The Monroe News-Star publication information notes evenings except Sunday and lists office contact details. It includes subscription rates for carrier and mail in Louisiana and Mississippi, plus prices for longer periods, under Associated Press branding.

News-Star Publishing Company, Limited C. E. Faulk Saiemna Detnaawnginngl Fy J. W. Worthington Sen Cth Monroe Payalle Miss U. S. US

Tick Eradication Group Organized in Ruston

The North Louisiana Tick Eradication association formed Tuesday in Ruston with leaders and supporters across parishes. The piece argues economic pressure favors tick removal and urges Governor Long to call a special legislative session to back eradication efforts amid cautious timing.

News-Star Ruston North Louisiana Long

Toy Trade Turns Global as U S Production Grows

Editor notes a rise in U S toy production to 90 million dollars in the first nine months, while U S imports from Germany fall by nine percent and U S exports to Germany surge by over 25 percent. Germany bought 144 dollars of American dolls in all of 1927 but about ten million dollars in the first nine months of 1928.

Department of Commerce United States Germany U. S Santa Claus Persia Boston Transcript

Deep Texas Wells Near San Angelo Spark Interest

Three wells are being drilled near a San Angelo producer that already yields 800 barrels daily from 8,525 feet, the deepest oil well of its kind. The 52.9 gravity sweet oil draws attention to Northeast Louisiana's gas region and hints at broader Texas explorations and deeper tests with possible surprises ahead.

San Angelo Texas Louisiana China

Ouachita Parish Poll Taxes Face Last Minute Rush

Citizens are urged to pay poll taxes before the deadline as the Opportune Impulse Figures report most residents have not yet settled their dues. Authorities stress the importance of poll taxes and warn of consequences for those who delay.

Ouachita ‘Parish

Field of Honor Declares War on Duels and Error

A 1928 King Features Syndicate essay argues that modern ethics reject dueling and the old field of honor. It promotes the open forum as the arena for truth and claims killing bad ideas is noble, while violence and revenge are cowardly.

Milady Bryant Her Devine

Hoover cabinet talk swirls as nominations remain uncertain

In Washington discussions on the Hoover cabinet slate run deep while insiders note few clear assurances. Bill Donovan, long viewed as a likely attorney general successor, remains in routine work as Hoover keeps no explicit cabinet promises during the campaign and Latin America tour.

Washington Hoover Newherio Alee Bill Donovan John Garibaldi Sargent Sargent Bill Supreme Court Capitol Senate Mr. Hoover

Fletcher Ambassadorship and Hoover Tour Spark Power Play Rumors

The piece notes diplomat Henry Fletcher’s rising chances for a Kellogg replacement amid his Hoover tour role and Latin American appeal. It contrasts Fletcher with Morrow as Hoover’s favored secretary of state candidate, citing party insiders and regional politics in a candid, syndicated sentiment.

Henry Fletcher State Department Hoover South Fletcher Mexico Wilson Harding Frelinghuysen Florida Kellogg Rome Senate Manna Ambassador Morrow Borah Morrow Latin America

Christmas verse and city rail talk mingle in Jackson Cabins

A Jackson Mississippi drug firm hires a former Memphis traffic leader who touts rail trackage in the city core as an asset. The piece then shifts to a reader poem from Monroe Louisiana noting Christmas wishes and family cheer, reflecting local opinions on urban tracks and holiday spirit.

Jackson Miss Memphis Traffic Bureau Memphis Chamber of Commerce Monroe Illimois

Preparation for inevitable heart disease by infection and overstrain

Dr. Lee Rice cites risk from combination of chronic infection and overstrain after forty. He argues infections before thirty prime cardiovascular damage, with overwork, poor diet, obesity, smoking, alcohol, and limited exercise accelerating disease and urges sober, moderated habits and proper medical care to prevent progression.

Christmas Season Visitors and Travel News

A roundup of locals and students returning home for Christmas with brief notes on travels. J B Brown sails to New Orleans, Miss Rachael Matzer heads to Meridian, Rona Wilhelm returns from Tatum, Ethel Merrill home from the State Normal, Agatha Faulk and Inez Mangham arrive from New Orleans, Estelle Keller hosts kin, Kate Goslin honored at lunch, Fred Frierson returns from Indiana visits, Hugh McLaughlin arrives to spend holidays, Hazel Haynes and Eula Pear Clark return from Judson College, Mable Handy and Campbell travel from Detroit for Christmas cheer.

Ethel Merrill State Normal Alexandria Agatha Faulk Inez Mangham Newcomb College New Orleans Estelle Keller Collinston S. E. Robinette Jeff D. Cole Woodlawn Kate Goslin Fred Frierson Indiana Hugh McLaughlin Laurel Miss G. A. Barnes Louise Anne Avenue Hazel Haynes Eula Pear] Clark West Monroe Judson College Marion Ala

Jones Seeks Doctor Visit at New Home

Jones rings the bell at a new doctor’s house. The doctor's wife answers and asks if he can return tomorrow morning. Jones questions why the visit cannot happen sooner.

Jones

Hollywood Sound Cameras Capture Rain In Greta Garbo Scene

Hollywood reports that California weather will be heard on film as rain and other noises are recorded for Greta Garbo's jungle sequence. Studios test new talking-picture gear with local sounds while Mary Pickford's haircut is shown in silent footage, revealing a notable change to a shorter bob.

Hollywood Cal California Greta Garbo Los Angeles Studio Sound-Smiths Mary Pickford Bob

Front of Mansion Erected Fast for Lusty Scene

In a film production the facade of an apparently costly mansion is built by set builders in hours while a rundown waterfront saloon used for the same shot may require longer to dress and age.

Radio Listings Highlight National and Local Air Schedule

Central Time radio guide lists multiple stations with hourly programs from 6:00 PM to 12:30 AM. Notable entries include WEAF WABC WGN KDKA WGY WLS and many regional outlets offering orchestras, singers, concerts, dances, and spoken features. Stations provide chain programs, feature hours, and specialty shows across major cities and locales.

Sentinels Jessica Dragonette WEAF WTAM WRC WGY Wwi KSD WOW KVOO WFAA WHAS WSM WMC WSB WDOAF WGN WWJ WDAF KPRC WOAI WSMJ KGO KOMO KFI Ang WJZ KDKA WLW WIR WTMJ KYW WBAP WSB Wow Koa KSTP WJAX Liszt WABC WADC WKRC WBBM WGHP WOWO KMOX KMBC WSPD WHK KOIL Chicago Royal Canadians WENR Orchestra WLS Livestock Service Harmony Angelus WMAQ Whitney Trio Amos-Andy New York Little Symphony Pittsburgh Milady Ramblers WGY Schenectady Joneses Old Counselor

Maybe I'm Wrong by John P. Medbury

A nostalgic humor column features brief quips on social mores and aging with wry punchlines. The text juxtaposes modern dating fantasies, fashionable excess, and light social satire across a mosaic of one liners.

John P. Medbury

Substituting papier mache dummies for well-dressed extras

Observers note a studio scene where worn clothes and old furniture slow production. A painter from the art department adds finishing touches to papier mache dummies meant to replace real extras in theater audience shots, highlighting cost and accessibility issues in film production.

Studio Art Department

Tourists in London Gallery React to Saint’s Martyrdom

A group of American tourists touring the National Gallery in London paused before a large saint painting. A man in a checked suit and derby hat exclaimed loudly, Gee, don’t that guy look miserable, stirring a hush among the visitors. The remark caused surprise in the reverent setting.

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