02 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1924
Page
1
A circular from Late Supt T E Harris urges all state school boards to use school funds economically. It warns July will require adopting a badge of receipts and expenditures and calls for budgeting to avoid increasing indebtedness while maintaining payroll and operations.
Ex Premier Lloyd George told a meeting of young Wesleyans in Derbyshire that the world is on the eve of a grand revival. He said his career in politics and war ends with a call for teachers and healers to lead a bruised world toward healing as the war idealism passes and materialism softens.
For sale by Cullens Pharmacy. Stops eczema dermatitis and related conditions including Iten Tetter cracked banded ring worm chapped face poison oak sunburns old sores and sores on children. Also relieves sore feet. B-6-tf.
A reader claims years of indigestion and bleating ended after a Mayr's Wonderful Remedy course. The ad asserts the prep cleanses the intestinal tract, alleviates stomach and liver ailments, with a money back guarantee and availability at Oanix Drug Store and druggists.
House offered for sale described as practically new with modern conveniences one block from the streetcar line and paved street. Small cash payment with balance like rent. Contact phone number 1115 for details.
A speculative report notes a surge of high budget animal themed films and other large productions. It cites large casts and costly plans, with multiple studios announcing preliminary work on dozens of new projects and questions about edgy trends and audience appeal.
One of the heaviest crops of fruits and vegetables in years is being moved north by rail. The strawberry crop just past its peak may top 500 cars, with the cantaloupe apple and other produce, plus Florida Georgia and Carolina fruit, joining the movement as potatoes finish harvest.
Birth anniversaries mark Cyrus G. Lure Michigan governor 1887 and German poet Ern Klopstock. It is the third anniversary of the U.S. German war after Harding pledge. Crown Prince Olaf of Norway turns 21 as AL Church South split talks unfold. International and progressive conferences open in London Cleveland Amsterdam with delegates from multiple nations.
A brisk newspaper ad from Smelser's Drug Store at 437 DeSiard St advertises thirstquenching fountain service and fast delivery, inviting customers to leave with a sweet memory.
Finland's Olympic team arrives for Paris events led by star Paavo Nurmi who eye victories in the 1500 and 3000 meter events and the team race. Rivalry centers on France and the United States with strong expectations for a Finnish top finish.
Favorable break described as boosting Finland to challenge the powerful Yankee team for gold medals. If Finland wins in other venues, the Americans may face a stiff battle for Olympic laurels.
The Royal Mint of Great Britain is engaged in minting a rouble for Soviet Russia, with government approval noted in London reports. The action follows diplomatic shifts and reflects wartime economic arrangements, though details remain uncertain and fluid.
An early ad fragment promotes Grapho-Accept no substitution and health delivery services tied to a Monroe Louisiana phone listing. It mentions a pharmacy with a phone number and a slogan about substitutions being a crime and delivery availability.
Notice announces two milk deliveries for Monroe on or about July 10 with front and back north south routes and asks customers to book orders at quoted per quart prices. Claims pasteurized milk is safe with statistics about bacteria and no disease linked to pasteurized products. touts sanitary plant and life insurance through buying from Central Creamery Company.
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