Christmas Dance at Riverside Pavilion Adorns Evening
A festive Christmas dance at Riverside pavilion drew over seventy five attendees. Hosts Lewis Tew Newton Moore and I Neel arranged a grand march led by Tew and Miss Listz of Shreveport. Christmas evergreen decor, crimson and green trim, Santa messages, punch and chicken salad sandwiches highlighted the event.
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Riverside Pavilion
Lewis Tew
Newton Moore
I Neel
Love
Nime
Mr. Tew
Miss Listz
Shreveport
Mesdames Tewing
M. F. George
New Way Wonder for Corrs Sets It
A brief feature promotes Gela-1 as the world’s greatest corn remedy. The story centers on a simple, quick solution and mentions a child named Mary with a toe corn as a relatable example.
Gets It corn remedy promises painless relief
A vintage ad touts Gets It as an easy, painless cure for corns calluses warts and bunions. It claims users can wear smaller shoes and stop painful bandages or limp, with the option to buy at druggists or receive by mail from E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago, and through Chase & Collena Co Phoenix Drug Store in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
EE. Lawrence & Co
Monroe
Chase & Collena Co
Phoenix
Iron Mountain Railway sale of property at Monroe
Notice announces a public outcry sale by the Iron Mountain Railway Company at its freight house in Monroe Louisiana on January 3 18 6 for cash of an American Pea Huller 480 pounds delivered to the Mountain Railway by the Wabash Ry and consignors. The sale proceeds will pay freight and storage costs with any balance held for the rightful owner. The notice also mentions an Army fraud case in Providence Rhode Island with several indicted men facing trial in U S District Court including Ser geants Wanton McKee Hamer Jacobs and Scott and their associates.
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Iron Mountain Railway Company
Monroe
Parish of Ouachita
State of
Louisiana
Trot Mountain Ratine. Co
Wabash Ry
St Lenis
American Grain Separator Company
Penn
Consignor
Chi Consignes
Tron Mountain Railway Company
Iion Triad
Providence
H. DL. Dee
Quartermaster’s Department
Port Adams
U. S. District Court
Thomas Kh. Wanton
Arthur R. McKee
William J. Hamer
Forrest Ro Jasocos
William RB. Scott
Frank G. Scott
Newport
Rod
Weesara
Hanton
United States
McKee
Hamer
Jacobs
Fort Adams
William R. Scott
Frank GC. Scott
Birthday Notes Bristle With Ages Of Notables
A fragment highlights Woodrow Wilson at 459 years old and lists other figures aged today including Governor Frank Willis of Ohio and the Duke of Portland. It mentions Chase & Collens Co. offering a special cough remedy and notes party renomination for Wilson amid public interest.
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Woodrow Whson
United States
White House
Staunton
Princeton
University of Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Atlanta
Bryn Mawr
Wesleyan University
New Jersey
Frank
Willis
Ohio
Duke of Portland
Perry Belmont
Sidwin
Stuart
Pennsylvania
William FE. Chandler
New Hampshire
William C. Temple
Florida
Cardui touted as help for women’s ailments in Sav es daughter ad
Mrs Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky declares relief after eleven bottles of Cardui the Chattanooga Medicine Company tonic for headaches nervousness and womanly trouble left her able to work and perform her own washing she praises Cardui as the best medicine and urges others with female ailments to try it noting it has aided thousands in past 50 years directs readers to buy at druggists and contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance
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Laura Bratcher
Cardus
Women's Conference tasks advance at Pan American congress
Washington reports Mrs. Robert Lansing organized women's auxiliary meetings for the Pan American scientific congress, with prominent delegates and hostesses to attend a grand reception at the Pan-American building. Atlanta clubs plan Frank L. Stanton birthday events with readings of his works. Chicago Chinese Women's Club marks first year with Dr Hie Ding Lin planning a hospital in China. Washington notes Margaret Wilson to preside at an American Civic Association session on school use. New York profiles Carrie Chapman Catt, longtime suffrage leader. Juneau recounts Mrs F P Frohock stranded with children in Nothel during Christmas navigation freeze.
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Washington
Robert Lansing
North
South
Central America
Lansing
John W. Foster
Benjamin Harrison
Atlanta—Club
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta
Atlanta Woman's Club
Chcigo
Chicago
Wman
Hie Ding L'n
China
Lin
Mary Thompson Hospital
American Civic Association
Margaret Wilson
Wilson
New York
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Great West
Ripon
Wisconsin
State Industrial College
Fir Iowa
Mason City
Carrie Lane
Iowa
Shaw
Juneau
Alaska
FP. Frohock
Nothel
Kuskokwan
Calendar Highlights and Community Notes From Monroe
Serial Department Week's Calendar lists Wednesday dances at Riverside pavilion and Thursday events by the Twentieth Century Book Club and German Club at Riverside Club. Friday features a Methodist Young Peoples' Missionary Society meeting and Saturday a Methodist Juvenile Society gathering. Local residents report visits, travels, and holiday gatherings around Monroe including Mildred Crayson in Mobile and Christmas guests at several homes. The Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas party was postponed.
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Riverside Pavilion
Twentieth Century Book Club
Henry Whitfield
Riverside Club
Methodist Young Peoples’ Missionary Society
Methodist Juvenile Society
Blackmon Fuel Yard Special on Wood and Coal
Coal and wood offered by Blackmon Fuel Yard with a special on Irving coal and single-load wood purchases. Prices listed: $1.00 and $2.40 per unit, with emphasis on ready-to-ship loads.
Christmas Visits and Family News in Harrisonburg
The notice lists multiple local residents visiting relatives and recovering at home, including Steele Hale convalescing after a leg injury, Rev. and Mrs. Morris hosting a son from SMU Dallas, and Dr. Burke guesting with J. M. Massengill. It notes others at home for the holidays and highlights Christmas gatherings with extended family on the West Side.
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Ing
Harrisonburg
K. O
Rendel
West Side
Steele Hale
J. A. Hale
Hale
T. H. Morris
Helidayy
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Self‑defense slaying followed by accidental shooting in Arkansas
In Hot Springs County, J W Lawler, about 24, says he killed neighbor John Hettle in self defense after a quarrel in which Hettle allegedly chased him with an ax. Lawler surrendered at Hot Springs and is jailed for inquiry. His brother Almer Lawler fatally shot Walter Patterson, a hunting companion, in an apparent accident. Insurance firm Continental holds special meetings to approve a seven million dollar stock plan.
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Biot Springs
Ark
J. W. Lawler
John Hettle
Lawler
Almer Lawler
Walter Patternon
Hot
Fred
Bettle
Abner Lawler
Patterson
Pre Inventory Specials Stunning New Coat Suits
Advertising copy notes a sale on new coat suits priced at 21.50, highlighting stock reduction and unusual emphasis on low prices. The item list appears incomplete and promotional in tone.
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Ensel’s
Grand Street
Alymer Montgomery
Marie Montgomery
the State University
Henry Montgomery
Secretary of State's Office
Baton Rouge
Smrerse
W. D. Brewer
Chase & Collens Co., Ltd
Vents
Chattanooga
Chase & Collens Co. Ltd
Mics Delia Avery
Chenilere
Ethel
Margret Tissington
J. T. Brown
Calhoun
C. H. McHenry
Memphis
Tenn
Ho OM. Mershall
Misser Letitia
Star Marshall
Ics
FL G. Hudson, Jr
H.W. McLeod
Scrak McLeod
Ruston
B.C
Monee Wolff
Bustrop
Dirs
Leon Coln
Lagrippe
Ning
Annie Diay Petit
Rev
R. O. Randel
Aire
A. E. Mitchell
Virginie Mitchell
Jaci Morrison
Hannigi
Jehs Hanna
Mer Angelo
Hlauuma
Bo Screth
John Bidwell Screth
Presbyterian Sunder School
S.C. Blackmon Fuel Yard
Werther
Burke
Angel
J. M. Massengill
Jerry Massengull
The
State University
Lillian Masseeill
J. C. Montgomers
Henry
Sugars Theatre
Walter
Valier
Sugar Bros. CO. Ltd
Mademoiselle Det
Alay
Continentaal Insurance Company
Dow Display