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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
4
AP reports radio listings and schedule highlights from the courtesy digest, noting program lineups and broadcast times across stations. Details on shows and hosts are included with emphasis on notable features and time slots.
A scanned listings page shows radio and station notes for networks in multiple cities including Atlanta Beaumont Chicago and more. It details times for concerts orchestras lectures and talks along with performing groups like choirs quartets and organ recitals across stations such as WSB WMAQ WGN KYW WLW and others.
A dense listing shows station lineups across U.S. markets with times for lectures concerts dances and talks. Notable entries include WGN Chicago piano ensembles and orchestral pieces, WABC health talks, WLW Cincinnati instrumental quintets, WHAS Louisville concerts, and WCCO Twin Cities sports and music segments.
Today marks anniversaries for William Hohenzollern born Pots dam 66 years ago, William F. Sweet born Chicago 56 years ago, William Hugh Coverdale Kingston Ontario 54 years ago, Bishop Thomas Nicholson Woodburn Ontario 63 years ago, and Harold B. Williams Ashland Quebec 53 years ago.
A reflection on opium and narcotics trade across Europe and America, critiquing Geneva talks and U S non intervention. Emphasizes education over legislation, describes illicit networks, and cites quotes from Congress hearings and prison officials to urge a nationwide educational program.
The piece cites a German national group distributing in the Rhineland a catechism of hate urging eternal hatred of France and revenge. It notes France and Germany have long border friction and that peace treaties may fail as passions rise, underscoring fragile postwar stability.
The article recalls past fanatical predictions of the world’s end and a colored preacher who swindled followers out of their savings. It warns against upholding religious liberty while condemning deceitful leaders who distort sacred texts to gain followers, noting such charlatans are often exposed in time.
The page lists clues for a cross word puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. It includes golf terms poisons, farm products, measurements and many familiar names, with entries like 1 Golf term 4 Poisonous reptile 7 Farm product and vertical clues such as 3 Prepared for publication 4 Poisonous reptiles 5 Hurries 6 Glass of a window.
A columnist muses on separate children only cinemas as a solution to parental concerns about films. He notes Peter Pan as a major upcoming release and praises its child friendly potential while urging support for cleaner, better pictures for homes and theatres.
Six months have passed since two men were taken into custody in this parish charged with murder. They were tried, convicted by a jury, and an appeal to the supreme court was filed. Months pass with no ruling on defense contentions. The newspaper urges swift justice and notes delays undermine law enforcement.
The Westbionroe town election for mayor and five aldermen is scheduled for April 19. The method of election, either a primary or mass meeting nominations, is to be decided by the town executive committee. Mayor Rinehart will not seek re election. Possible candidates include J. H. Watkins and J. D. Herron. The Home of the Good Samaritan building on Winnsboro road moves toward construction with most materials donated. A Parish High School basketball game against Bastrop is set for Saturday at 3 p.m. at Parish High School.
The remark argues that delaying a clear judgment defeats the core aim of punishment, whether by capital decisions or lengthy prison terms. It asserts that certainty and timely consequence matter to justice and deterrence.
The Rev. Lewis Evans of West Graham Virginia, over 80, says he has used Black Draught for 25 years to ease bilious liver trouble. He reports relief from pain, backache, and headaches and urges others with liver ailments to try the remedy.
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