21 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
1
The Sorial Department lists weekly events at Grace Church Geitd and the Eik's Club with a Thursday open hour and a free will offering. It notes community gatherings, visits by Miss Joernice Patton, Miss Vivian Sones, and many local families traveling for business, visits, and social engagements.
Local families and visitors are listed with travel and guest details. Mrs A H Pettit plans a move to Mobile Alabama next week, with a farewell Bible lesson on Jeremiah and gifts from the Beraprist Woman's Missionary Society. Mrs Nicholas Pueblo contributed musical selections while Mrs Myatt hosted a luncheon for over twenty five members.
Day before yesterday a spray named Dead Quick was marketed in Monroe by New South Drug Store. If used promptly it wards off bedbugs ants fleas chicken mites and plant and vegetable insects otherwise buyers are urged to purchase today.
Herrmann's Permanent Hale Waving on the head promises straight hair turned to waves. Switches made from combings dyed and renovated with shampooing. Hair goods for sale. All work guaranteed. Myrtle Young at 808 Ouachita Avenue or phone 617.
The Arkansas Railroad Commission will consider on August 3 a petition by the Arkansas Louisiana and Gulf railroad to charge a u cent passenger rate in Arkansas. The line runs from Maoticello to the state line and from Rolfe Junction to Hamburg. The petition notes Tron Mountain parallels most of the road and that the line previously charged 3 cents, now 2 on Louisiana lines.
Monroe Louisiana July 76 bids will be received at the mayor s office city hall until July 26 for hauling two thousand yards of crewel to any part of the city designated by city authorities city reserves right to reject any and all bids H D Apgar mayor News Story Want Ads ripe results
Mrs Laura Ratcher of Ready Kentucky credits Cardui with curing months of illness and nervousness after doctors failed. She claims eleven bottles restored health and weight, urging others to try the tonic and request a 64 page book from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
The two reel farce features Billie Ritchie in a rescue tale with a laugh heavy plot and a startling climax. Hobart Henley and Agnes Vernon star in a clean drama with Universal backing and brisk action.
New York report notes a wave of novel sports wear as warm weather arrives. Stores showcase trousered tennis coats, calico and cretonne outfits, and light silk jerseys with bold color and smocking. Cretonne and calico dresses imitate vintage patterns with practical trousers for camp life and house use.
Kate Price and Donald Machride star in a Lyceum production about a man who rises from a gentle father to a dominant figure after a startling transformation. The public is invited to a free will offering tomorrow afternoon at Ute Kiks Club, Episcopal Ladies Guild.
Tired aching muscles respond to Sloan's Liniment claims of fast relief from overwork and stiffness. An enthusiastic user testimonial highlights satisfaction as the product promises to stop suffering without messy application and to act as a cleaner counter irritant.
Federal District Court ordered the sale of the Washington Railroad, now in receivership, in St Louis today after a postponement to allow reorganization. Bids likely around 20 million dollars to cover 16 million in receiver certificates plus costs.
A Bradford North Dakota man recalls a severe diarrhoea attack lasting over a week two years ago. A druggist recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose relief came quickly and within two days he was fully recovered. Obtainable everywhere.
A promotional notice touts a quick way to exterminate cockroaches using a two ounce package of Breams Electric Taste costing twenty five cents. It claims the product outperforms powders, prevents spread of germs, and is easy to use with demonstrations in multiple languages.
An ad note promotes Blackmans Medicated Slicks described as a sleek product with 26 vents, featuring sage and Collens ingredients. The fragment suggests a cosmetic or health item advertised in a historical newspaper page.
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