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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1933

Page

10

Two Marriages, One City, One Quiet Home

The piece contrasts Ellen and Jim Davis with Marjorie and Dean Brown, showing divergent marriages. Ellen yearns for domestic peace with children and routine, while Dean pursues wealth and excitement. Marjorie seeks flashes of city life and scandal, leaving Jim and Ellen to cope with unhappy mismatches and evolving expectations.

Marjorie Davis Jim Erown Club Tech Dean Brown Ellen Ellens Deans Jims Jim Davis

Kathleen Norris on marriage and social roles

Kathleen Norris argues that female and male paths to marriage are guided by an internal influence. She suggests the quiet woman should smarten her appearance and conversation to meet her husband’s social aims, while the quiet man faces a harder adaptation to a partner who enjoys lively entertainment and Jazz nightlife.

Ellens Jims Marjorie

T R M'Bride Hurt In Knife Incident

Suffering a stab wound to the abdomen, T R McBride was slashed by a brother in law five miles from Monroe on Rus ton high. He was brought to St Brane for treatment after the altercation over his sister’s involvement with his wife.

T. R. McBride Monroe Ruston St. Brane McBride

Saturday Sales Day Signals Recovery in Local Business

Roosevelt era commerce shows strength as advertising spreads in Christmas editions of the News-Star and Morning World. Merchants report strong response and request a second Christmas edition. about $40,000 in wages paid Saturday, including $24,000 for CWA payroll and $16,000 to contractors.

Dent Roosevelt News-Star Morning World CWA

Lindberghs Arrive in Florida After Transatlantic Flight

The Lindberghs landed in the United States after a westward Atlantic crossing and were escorted to a hotel in Florida. They planned to leave early Monday for York as their plane underwent overhaul at the airport and quarantine inspection.

West Indies Florida Lindbergh Smain York Toms Xh Hotel Ocean Front Week Ya News

Famous novelist dies after fatal burns and family sorrow

Teuwa Tass, famed for rugged historical romances and stories of slave trade and adventure, died from fatal burns. Survived by widow, son Robert Edward Stuart Chambers, and others, with public and literary peers noting his shy yet devoted nature and avid interests in guns, books, and paintings. His son Wilson Vance edits a Vienna newspaper.

Firates Rio Grande Elsa Waugh Moiler Broadalbin N.Y Robert Edward Stuart Chambers National Institute of Arts and Letters Vance Wilson Vance Vienna West Indies Ely Culbertson Culbertson 21St Ohio Infantry Volunteers

Wallace Declares South Leading Nation on Farm Plans

Secretary Henry A. Wallace argues for reforms in cotton and farm policy, endorsing ginning allotments, orderly marketing, and tariff changes. He cites January price gaps, foreign loans, and calls for tariff reductions, compulsory production controls, and a processing tax to keep U.S. prices competitive abroad. Senator Bankhead introduces Wallace as a friend of every farmer.

South Wallace John H. Bankhead Crat Alabama

A Roof You Can Depend Upon by Barrett’s Roll Roofings

A promotional note urges homeowners to choose Barrett’s Roll Roofings for a dependable roof. It warns that leaks cause greater losses than the purchase price and that damaged rafters and beams follow. The firm offers free calculations and no obligation.

Barrett

Jones Berry Seeded in Oregon Home Break-In Reported

S E Dodd of 316 Morrison reports to police a break in at his home Saturday night and the theft of a gray suit. Elmer Johnson of Florence Oregon grows a new fruit called Johnson Berry resembling a seedless wild blackberry in taste.

S. E. Dodd Morrison Avents Elmer John Florence, Ore

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