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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
19
Born at Kingston New York fifty seven years ago today he came from a Baptist family with his father serving as a deacon in that church. He graduated from the University of Rochester in 1887 and from the university period was noted for his achievements.
Editor News-Star urges use of the public library. May gifts added 250 books. financial aid and magazines requested. Last month 191 children's and 498 adult books loaned. Reading room open to all. plans for homes available for browsing. Librarian Lillian Herron Mitchell.
A Louisiana advocate argues that the 146 Constitutional delegates, funded by taxpayers, should allow public inspection and acceptance or rejection of the 1921 Constitution. He condemns the convention hall’s push by a small, autocratic group and recalls Leonidas and the 300 at Thermopylae.
An advertisement argues women bear many pains and urges Dean's Kidney Pills to ease kidney and back troubles. It cites Mrs. H. L. Liebrtiech of Monroe who used the pills with lasting relief, priced 60 cents, and sold by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
A column offers practical tips for balancing duties and rest for housewives and working women. It suggests combining standing and sitting tasks, relaxing reading positions, and mental refreshment. It also includes brief beauty and health tips from readers.
The passage contrasts public praise for nerve at Thermopylae and Balaklava with Louisiana residents' disapproval of autocrats among a 146. It frames a debate over bold leadership and popular sanction across distant events.
A front page feature in the News-Star draws discussion about whether a Bud Scott led dance or a club event invited Tem pers, and questions if local white musicians can meet public demand versus out of town acts. The letter urges support for Monroe’s musicians and fair pay, calling for remedy to perceived musical and pricing issues.
LyNCH SAYS he will give $500 to charity if Lynch sells more merchandise in dollars and cents this month than a year ago. He notes that each dollar now buys two dollars in Lynch's store versus last year.
The 113th anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth is marked across the South. Sydney Smith born 150 years ago is commemorated. King George V turns 56 with plans for tomorrow’s official celebration. The General Society of Colonial Wars opens in Cincinnati. Pershing to deliver Nebraska commencement address. Michigan Bar Association meets in Flint with Litleton and Beveridge attending. Standard Oil of Indiana stockholders vote on capital increase to 140 million. Montgomery holds a memorial for the first White House of the Confederated States near the State Capitol.
A list of convention and association events opens today in Fort Morgan Colorado New York American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents Association Boston Provincial Health Authorities of North America Spokane United Commercial Travelers Lake Charles Louisiana Travel ers Association Shreveport Louisiana State Bar Association Topeka Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Mobile Alabama State Association of Master Plumbers across multiple locales.
A reflective poem urges bravery in times of grief and doubt. It emphasizes clinging to faith as sorrow, trials, and laughter alternate, trusting that God knows best and peace will come after the dark.
The U S House of Representatives repealed all war measures save Lever's act and the enemy trading act, marking a shift in wartime policy after one year.
Boston clergyman Rev Courtland Myers announces retirement from the Tremont Temple pulpit to devote himself to evangelistic work. Myers, a widely known Baptist leader, plans the transition after years of service in the prominent church.
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