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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
5
A caregiver narrator recounts the mischief of the Too Fat Twins Puff and Pudgie who impatiently defy their mother and scare a carpenter. After a chaotic day they run away with a doll trunk and are frightened by night. They reunite with their father and vow to reform.
Egyptian Antiquities outlines the ancient civilization as the earliest example of written history. The text frames Egypt as a foundational source for writing and cultural development in antiquity.
The article surveys Egyptian antiquities preserved by the dry Nile climate, detailing hieroglyphic writing, tomb layouts on the western bank, burial customs, mummification, and temple columns inspired by the sacred lotus. It notes tomb construction, belief in bodily resurrection, and the lasting value of 7,000 year old remains for scholars.
Polish patriot Appolonia Jagiello fought in 1846 Cra cow Mile revolt and Pedgorze battle. She later aided Hungarians against Austria and earned a lieutenant’s rank before joining 1200 volunteers in the Raab sally. She settled in the United States in 1849.
The article describes Haiti’s Festival of Agriculture amid its history of insurrection and voodoo rites, noting a shift to humane celebrations. It highlights Haiti as a rich resource with fertile soil, diverse minerals, and abundant timber, while criticizing national idleness and frequent revolutions that end presidents' terms quickly.
The younger members of Miss Forbes' music class will give a piano recital at 4 PM Friday June 24 1920 at the Ouachita Parish School. Parents and friends are invited to attend.
We thank our many friends for the kindness shown during the illness and death of our husband, father and brother. Thank you for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Geo Wollman and children and Mrs. McGrath.
The piece portrays William Dean Howells as a self-made writer who rose from poverty to global esteem. It notes his relentless self-education, unusual drive, and lifelong support for budding writers, with a New York paper calling him a man of incurable kindness.
The passage lauds William Dean Howells as a cheerful generous public figure who recognized others' success. It argues he forged his path, did not wait for opportunity, and used it to aid others and teach that natural talent matters more than formal education in literature.
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