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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
4
The article outlines exclusive news dissemination terms for the Associated Press and public distribution. It lists subscription options and pricing for various durations and regions, including monthly and annual rates, with special terms for locations under carriage service.
A garbled regional notice describes dangers of snakes and bites in summer. It mentions liquor as a cure myth, varying remedies, and the idea that a rattlesnake bite requires urgent avoidance and medical care. The piece includes misheard patient anecdotes and weak claims about cures.
Kansas dispatch notes rare nationwide calm with no public demand for change as prosperity spreads. Writers from Baltimore Sun and New Republic describe widespread satisfaction amid political stalemate and industrial stagnation, while Army reform talk yields mixed reactions.
A reflective piece compares farming duties to social duties. It argues the teacher and cooperation trump excessive competition. It cites historical conflicts and modern fortunes built through collaboration over rivalry, praising unity and negotiated peace.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century notes several items: a mention of Todzy’s anniversaries, a 126000 claim about certain titles, victory over the Vaence fleet in the Be y of Biscay, and various biographical snippets including Lord Bowe, Stanley, and Fort Warren releases. It also notes royal lineages, the Zululand conflict, a 1916 Oregon governor, and an archbishop’s antipress.
An unclear clipping lists several figures with birthday notes and ages, mentioning Aneter Apeswulies, Bepy Drinkwater, Wargeree We'zeneper, and Heasthin Peay. It references a work titled ALranen Lineoie and notes Peay as governor of Tennessee amid Christian county.
Local estimates show 1 130 automobiles in the region with a 26 percent rise from 880 previously. Bayville analyst predicts at least another hundred by year end, pushing motor registrations up over forty percent.
From the Mews Star of June 1 a Monroe retrospective notes a large park gathering and a strong musical program by Bens penc with an estimated crowd around two thousand. The street railway carried over four thousand passengers and additional conveyances were used. An theft of forty five incandescent lights from a treler marred the event. Church service last night featured a sermon on Excuses from Luke chapter 14. Morrow enters the third week of meetings with a revived interest and Lyceum changes announced for tonight featuring Gaile ant Wensley Tokio Murete Norwerd and Norward acts. Personal items list Mr Berr Oliver Jeff on business trips to New York Baltimore and New England cities, Miss Myriam Brow bound for New Orleans for weeks, Mrs Joe Littlepage visiting Monroe, Mrs Kennedy and Miss Crary in Los Angeles for summer. The society anticipates a dance Friday at the Elk’s Club promised to be enjoyable.
A plea urges obtaining a vehicle for the setiefactory farm life to ease burdens on rural families. It argues ownership should not be discouraged for workers facing herd duties and a youth exodus from farming amid farm desertion.
A vintage puzzle page presents mixed diagonal and across clues for solving crossword grids. It lists horizontal and vertical entries with partial word hints and letter positions, inviting solvers to begin with confident fills and expand through crossing letters.
An unclear excerpt references C. O. Plum appointed in Palestine and describes a Dandy figure and a marshal. It alludes to events circa 1876 and African relief, then moves to France and Ypres front action. The fragment preserves names and places but lacks coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR describes concerns over cod liver oil products used for children amid illness. It mentions questionable tablets and medicines sold by a pharmacy, with warnings about unsafe contents and urging buyers to seek genuine remedies, offering a money back promise.
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