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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
3
The notice outlines daily and weekly subscription rates, combination plans, and classified matter handling. It lists circulation options, advertising representation, and office locations in multiple cities. The piece notes copyright terms with the Associated Press and provides contact details for phone and departments.
A bank official explains aggressive advertising to boost growth and customer trust. The piece argues consistent ads create a strong reputation and profits, noting banks advertise beyond tax considerations to showcase service quality.
A fragment argues conversation is not mere art but requires cultivation and share of speaking. It laments endless chatter and suggests compulsory, structured dialogue with daily, extended practice and a method to curb dominant talkers. It reflects on social norms and the need for more balanced discourse.
The piece discusses potential U S reprisals against nations defaulting on war debts to the United States. It highlights a Senate bill by Senator Jonason California to bar loans and bond sales to defaulting governments or their subdivisions until obligations are satisfied. The measure faces likely support amid calls for restitution of wartime loans.
A reflection argues reading expands life beyond one’s local circle. It praises libraries and great books, notes times of peace allow exposure to history and ideas, and warns against a mind idle without intellectual pursuits. The piece urges continual learning for personal growth and civic awareness.
Fragmented OCR text shows a literary piece titled The Glee Club By George Elliston with nonsensical lines. It includes scattered phrases about days, fatigue, poetry, a poet, and references to soldiers and ration. The readable content is minimal and does not convey a clear event or narrative.
In a fashion plate setting Mr See-Yes and Professor Potts present themselves with bold flair as observers note the professor's moral courage. The scene blends style with notable character acting in a public display.
A fragmented dialogue mocks European place names and censorship standards. Characters discuss naming cities and a soprano's high value, referencing an early 20th century copyright frame.
A humorous collection from exam papers and essays shows teachers noting light and dark blue ribbons for winners, a dew cause by the earth’s axis, and playful lines about life, football, sleep, and language.
Washington watchers describe an improving economy with rising corporate dividends and renewed relief proposals. The coming session is expected to see billions in relief and public works requests, loans to industry, and new farm program disbursements, even as actual money rollout remains slow.
Government announces measures to shelter and feed transients amid winter, with officials stressing care for families and children. Officials say the effort aims to prevent unrest and unemployment as agencies coordinate residence, work, and support through the season.
A fire Wednesday morning damaged a brick building at Sixth and DeSiard in Shreveport. Estimated losses were 2500 with flames sweeping through stores including Juded grocery led by J D Poland and a market run by G D Bryan. Fire crews from Nos. 2 4 and 6 extinguished the blaze. cause under inquiry. Ed Golson also operates a business in the building but escaped damage. Two London hospitals are noted for naming surgeons.
A fragment from Hambone's Meditations by J.P. Akey notes a bin sorter keeping out oncoming mules. The line hints at a rural, humorous voice and a moment of practical work.
Fifteen years ago, Dec 2, Mr Wilson Walliams and Afos Panky Crest of Monroe were married in a civil ceremony officiated by Judge Charles Serralee. A small group of friends attended as the bride and groom began their life at home and planned a future with work and community ties.
Mrs. Walter Wanderwell wed mechanic William Wyaring in New Orleans after years of an unsolved yacht murder case. The ceremony was conducted by Judge Trauth amid a Parisian themed wedding party at a French restaurant.
Memphis reports that the Public Works Administration may be asked to finance flood control projects in the St Francis Caldwater Tallahatchie and Yazoo basins. Association president W H Dick said the plan and other programs will be presented at the group’s Washington meeting January 4. Congress may be urged to amend the bankruptcy act so drainage districts can value depreciated obligations. Provisions to reimburse property owners for flood damage or to tighten protected areas are also planned.
Friday’s RaXfto listing shows Pacific Coast and East Coast networks featuring Tom Mix, The Wizard of Oz, Irene Beasley, Lum and Abner, Abbott details, orchestras, and a Frank Gillon band. Programs span drama, comedy, music, and serials with announcements on air times and station notes.
A long excerpt recalls New York cultural life with mentions of Metro, Roosevelt, and a major Met season misfortune. It weaves reflections on theater figures, productions, critics, and the era's social dynamics, highlighting pointed critiques of stagecraft and audience reception.
The Universal lot reopens its two room schoolhouse with 14 year old Neysa Nourse as the sole pupil learning languages and history while pursuing acting. California law limits child performers to eight hours daily with schooling included. Universal executives praise her prospects as a long term contract signee.
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