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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
4
A tongue in cheek tale about beach life guards creating rules to stop favoritism. They limit rescues to three per woman per week and require equal treatment, with a later twist showing changes after a complaint. The piece lampoons vanity and public scoring of rescues.
The list recalls Jefferson Davis born 1808 in Kentucky and died 1889 in New Orleans, Rothschild 1808 birth and death, Kiel Canal ceremony 1887, Hobson sinking the Merrimac 1898, Keiley as bishop, Roosevelt monument dedication 1993, Franco American friendship memorial 1923, and related historic notes.
A year ago today the German cabinet led by Chan tael Marx regained authority while the empire marks the 59th birthday of King George. Italian firms curb cross word puzzles as they gain popularity, banning solving during business hours.
A promotional style puzzle hints at solving cross words by filling certain confident letters first then using crossings. It lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbered positions such as 1 12 13 15 18 20 21 23 24 26 27 28 30 31 34 35 87 38 41 43 45 47 60 51 62 54 65 57 69 0 61 62 and verticals including 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 14 16 17 18 19 22 25 27 29 31 33 34 36 37 89 40 42 43 44 46 48 49 1 2 53 56 58. Each clue spans across or down from numbered squares, forming a word-filled crossword.
The piece argues that commerce drives war more than commonly acknowledged. It cites violence in Shanghai tied to Japanese mill strikes and Indian insurrection linked to British imperial trade. It urges recognizing the tight bond between treaties, traders, diplomacy, and directors shaping global conflict.
The post office labels a seven day period Better Mailing Week to urge all users to improve letter preparation. It stresses legibility and complete addresses to speed delivery and efficiency, urging businesses to keep mailing lists accurate and customers to note changes for mutual benefit.
The article argues that true, sure success comes from developing the inner life rather than external events. It emphasizes self mastery, moral courage, and deliberate cultivation of high sentiments through consistent deeds, warning that idle emotion weakens the self and that moral liberty requires effort.
A Dallas gathering of Confederate veterans upheld annual conventions, emphasizing devotion to tradition. The piece salutes those who wore the Gray and honors fallen soldiers, arguing heritage fuels loyalty and Americanism across the South and nation.
The Monroe News-Star reports June 3 1910 school board actions at Parish High School including Miss Minnie Faulk replacing Mamie Miller, a $20 000 new school building site deed in Calhoun, and contract awarded to T J Dupree with work starting. Mrs E Walsh Co buys millinery business. baptizing at Christian church. evening services on Conversion of a Great Man. Riverside pavilion opening dance staged by J L Nelson with Hess orchestra. crowd of about fifty couples enjoying river breeze and city’s best floor.
King George V of Great Britain born at Marlborough House London sixty years ago. Dudley Field Malone, noted lawyer and former New York Port Collector, born in New York City forty five years ago. James Brown Scott, president of the American Institute of International Law, born in Brus county Ontario fifty nine years ago. Rt. Rev. Charles M. Beckwith.
The article explains Roald Amundsen plans a polar flight to test Arctic aviation and seek new lands north of Alaska. Aimed at landing sites between London and Tokio routes, he hopes to map unknown lands between Spitzbergen and the Pole and north of Alaska.
The passage suggests a vast open sea beyond 500 fathoms with potential land. Evidence cited includes northward bird flight from Wrangel Island and the pattern of ocean drifts. Solving this mystery ranks among major geographic exploration efforts.
Both chambers approve a whipping post measure in Michigan with the House adding an amendment excluding women. The item notes Delaware’s historic use of such penalties and mentions the President’s suggestion of a business pause. It also discusses the view of medicine as a money making field and Congress’ cost to the nation.
The Episcopal bishop of Alabama born in Prince George county Virginia 74 years ago today. Scottish novelist Neil Munro born in Inveraray 61 years ago today.
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