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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
Advertisers denounce unscrupulous dealers selling low grade mixtures as as good as Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. They warn imitations copy bottle and label but cannot replicate the medicine’s proven health benefits after many decades in use by doctors and hospitals.
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as absolutely pure distillation of malted grain and safe for sensitive stomachs. It claims use in treating consumption and various illnesses, notes seal on bottle, and lists price and ordering details with Medical Department contact in Rochester New York.
President Taft spoke to Bryn Mawr College graduates on June 2 yesterday in Philadelphia stressing support for higher education for women while noting it should not be seen as necessary only for professional careers. He recalled his first political speech in Roundhead and then left for Detroit with Governor Harmon.
A reward of 25 dollars is offered for the arrest and conviction of the person or people who stole forty five candlepower lights from trailers near the fairgrounds entrance early Wednesday night. Mayor A. A. Forsythe signs the notice.
Visitors from a dozen counties welcomed President Taft who arrived in Ada Ohio to deliver the commencement address at Ohio Northern University. Five companies of the Second Regiment Ohio National Guard were in attendance.
Calvin M'lls announces he has accepted a position with T M Parker Co Ltd and requests favors from friends and customers. The notice appears to be a brief personal employment update and appreciation request.
Veterans finalize arrangements for tomorrow’s unveiling of the equestrian statue in memory of Gen. Custer by the State of Michigan. President Taft Governor Warner Senator Smith poet Will Carleton and surviving staff officers to attend. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy offered with guarantee refund.
Detroit reports all preparations completed for President Taft and party. They will stay at Hotel Cadillac on arrival. Taft will speak at Monroe on the General Custer memorial unveiling and later attend Jackson for the Republican party semi centennial celebration.
Nearly five thousand traveling men from Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri gathered in Kansas City for the tri state convention of the United Commercial Travelers. The event features a mammoth parade tomorrow with thousands of drummers and a program blending business and pleasure.
All parties acknowledging debt to Ouachita Lumber Company are asked to settle by June 15, 1910. Official notice from Ouachita Lumber Company.
Survivors of the four Michigan cavalry regiments commanded by General George A. Custer gathered in Monroe Michigan on June 3 to honor his memory and mark their historic service.
King George, born June 8 1865 at Marlborough House, marked his birthday anniversary at Buckingham Palace in a quiet royal observance. No public observances were held at the King’s request, with only the usual salutes fired by warships at naval centers.
Property owners can list with McMillan for sale and pay nothing unless a sale completes. The offer emphasizes no upfront fees and no commission unless closing, appealing to sellers seeking risk-free listing with professional marketing.
A reported plan outlines travel by air from St. Louis to New York. The proposed flight carries a budget figure around 030,000 and signals the next step in cross country air logistics.
A $30,000 prize was announced for the first aeroplane flight between New York City and St Louis with terms to be set after expert consultation. Mayor Gaynor hosted Curtiss at Hotel Astor as tributes from scientists and journalists poured in, promising a historic aviation era.
Chicago June 2. The $20 000 offered by Charles K Hamilton to guard a $25 000 purse for a plane flight from New York to Chicago was increased today by J C.
Shaffer publisher of the Chicago Evening Post notes he would give $1,000 and many parents claim the remedy cured them or saved their child. The ad extols worldwide approval, asserts it cures diarrhoea and bowel complaints, and promotes sales by all druggists.
Rear Admiral Albert Dillingham, member of the naval executive and retiring boards, is placed on the retired list for age. He had a record in the civil and Spanish American wars and is known as the companion of enlisted men in the navy, credited as the father of the present law creating a retired list for them.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a tonic to brace nerves banish sick headache prevent despondency and invigorate the whole system sold by all druggists.
Friday's schedule features the Illinois State Amateur Athletic Federation track meet in Pontiac and multiple racing, rowing, and athletic events. Highlights include the Montreal Jockey Club spring meeting opening, Oakland racing close, and the Conference College Athletic Association championship at Illinois. Also noted are Wisconsin secondary colleges in Milwaukee, Cincinnati outdoor field meet, a Toronto race between Bonhag and Tait, and the Collegiate Basketball Rules Committee meeting in New York along with the Wisconsin-Madison boat race. The Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs and Qua ker City Motor Club track meet mark major attractions, with Worcester Automobile Club hill climb and Munich aviation contests opening internationally.
The Montreal Jockey Club opens its annual spring meeting at the Blue Bonnets course tomorrow afternoon led by the Windsor Hotel Cup with a guaranteed value near $2,000. Top eight year olds from across Canada are expected to race for the rich prize.
Capudine provides quick relief for headaches including sick or nervous types and those from heat cold or stomach trouble. It also relieves attacks of cold or grip and feverishness restoring normal conditions. Capucline is a liquid easy to take and acts immediately priced 10c 25c and 5%. at drug stores.
The Blue Bonnets meeting will run seven days with seven races per day to offset reduced stake events. Overnight races gain $400 to $500 in purse, with handicaps offering $600 to $700. Entries from Canada and the United States fill the fields, signaling a strong meeting.
An interior decorator advertises services with a shop location over the Boston Store and a contact home phone 472. The notice invites solicitations for work and lists a date reference 19 1m.
Flags flew across Copenhagen as bells rang to mark the sixty seventh birthday of King Frederick VIII born June 3 1842 who ascended the throne in 1906 after the death of King Christian IX jubilee celebrations observed throughout the kingdom with public rejoicing and official ceremonies.
Fort Gibson Mississippi opens its 71st session September 14 offering literature music art elocution stenography bookkeeping sewing physical culture and chorus. Degrees of 4 B. B. conferred. Preparatory department. Early applicants may reduce expenses by taking duties. Catalogue from Rev. H. G. Hawkins A B President.
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