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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1923
Page
4
The Monroe News-Star outlines a program to improve drainage for lasting community growth, establish year round Ouachita river navigation, and drive complete industrial development in the Monroe district with permanent manufacturing enterprises.
The piece urges Monroe to curb billboard display now before it mirrors the nuisance seen in other cities. It cites New Orleans Lions Club and other groups pressuring for restrictions and promotes beautification through early action.
The holidays offer parents a chance to review children's learning and future goals. With proper teacher cooperation, education becomes more effective. Parents should understand the evolving ideas and ideals shaping the younger generation to foster harmony at home.
A call to residents to pay poll tax promptly to strengthen Ouachita parish voting strength. The message frames poll tax compliance as civic duty benefiting the community and individual economic conditions, urging immediate payment to secure a robust local voice.
Dr Nobles the earth quake prophet of Philadelphia predicts Mexico City will be destroyed causing widespread fear. Superstitious locals widely circulate the claim and a Mexican reportedly took his own life in despair. The writer cautions that most troubles are unfounded and that worry harms perception.
Lond girls are declared to make the witnesses in the world, with Scottish connections noted in a surprising display of talent and teamwork during the event.
A contemporary review lauds The Gold Diggers for its naturalistic portrayal of life and restrained drama. It argues the film’s humor and lightness counterbalance melodrama and emphasizes its educational value for young men. The column also includes a lengthy verse by Louis Schafer about Louisiana and wandering.
The Monroe Kiwanis will host a dinner at Hotel Monroe tonight at 8 30 attended by leading Kiwanians and the wives daughters and sweethearts of members. Officers elected for the year will run the yuletide program and provide entertaining acts.
A vintage ad claims Bond's Liver Pills cleanse the system of poisonous germs causing colds fever la beings and influenza with one pill at bedtime for immediate relief priced at 25 cents at all druggists and urging no substitutes.
A collection of children letters and vignettes to Santa features playful and sharp lines. Kids like Jimmie Willie Mabel and Bobby voice wishes scolds regrets and humorous taunts about gifts and family scenes. The tone blends holiday whimsy with candid childhood observations.
A playful puzzle notes a common blunder found among readers in today’s want ads. the answer appears from the advertisement clues and community humor.
An advertisement promotes Bond's Kidney and Bladder Remedy for non retention of urine and getting up at night. It claims a weak bladder signals old age and urges immediate treatment. The product is distributed by Monroe Wholesale Drug Co and manufactured by Bond's Pharmacy Co in Little Rock Ark for $1.20.
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