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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
5
A persuasive exhortation urges Americans to seize abundant chances. It argues the nation sits on vast untapped wealth from immigration, industry, and innovation, with opportunity beckoning but often ignored. The author notes America’s mountains of potential and calls for proactive effort to gain knowledge and prosperity.
The column warns against relying on neighbors or waiting for medicine during bowel illness. It urges keeping Chamberlain's Colts Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand, noting past deaths due to delays. The ad claims the remedy is dependable and costs 35 cents.
An excerpt discusses middle age for men around fifty to sixty. It warns of declining health habits, eroding respect from grown children, and waning interest in books music and poetry. The piece frames this period as a time of doubt and search for meaning.
Mrs. S. W. Gladwell of Watoga West Virginia testifies that at age 15 she suffered headaches backache and weakness. After taking Cardui she improved quickly and gained strength eventually marrying and having three children. She credits Cardui with avoiding doctors for female troubles and notes it has been in use over 40 years and recommended by physicians.
The passage laments fading youth ideals amid disappointment and cynicism. It warns self-interest grows when roots of life are not nurtured and urges wholehearted work to enrich others’ lives, anchored by faith hope and love. An advertisement touts Herb ine for quick relief of bilious feelings and low energy.
Constantine Angelescu born in Bucharest. Victor C. Alderson born in Plymouth Massachusetts. Dr Henry F. Moore born in Philadelphia. Thomas P. D. Schall born in Reed City Michigan. Catherine Waugh McCulloch born in Ransomville New York. Ages noted range from 0 to 57 years.
A medical ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, with a gentle bowel movement and noticeable improvement after a few doses.
One year ago today in the war, Allied forces gained ground between the Aisne and the Oureg as French and United States troops compelled German units to recross the Marne. A Norwegian steamship Eidavold torpedoed off the Virginia Capes by a German submarine.
Regional conventions begin today including the National Wholesale Grocers Association in Cincinnati and the Anti Saloon League in Washington. Other meetings involve the Galveston Elks Texas Association and the Texas Postmasters in Mineral Wells with postings of a health remedy for children afflicted by worms.
Teething babies suffer in heat with painful gums and upset digestion. McGEE'S BAY ELIXIR is advertised to correct sour stomachs ease bowels and aid digestion. Sold by Collins Pharmacy.
Westchester Racing Association meets at Belmont Park New York. The English Derby renewal at Epsom Downs. Amateur championship opens the Metropolitan Golf Association at Bridgeport Connecticut. Lehigh Valley tennis championship begins at Easton.
An advertisement touts Prescription C-2225 as a proven remedy from a specialist, claiming relief when other medicines fail. It urges purchasing a 1.50 bottle of Prescription 2223 and 2223 Liver Pills, with a two-bottle money-back guarantee and postpaid options through The 2223 Laboratories in Memphis, Tennessee.
Walter Miller will face Ted Thye in Portland for the middleweight title, while Willie Jackson meets Matt Brock for six rounds in Philadelphia. The rest of the week features Rocky Ford attendance at the Colorado state Christian Endeavor convention with a packed schedule. The convention runs tomorrow through next PN an, highlighting new state laws on eight hour days for women workers and the creation of a state welfare commission to set minimum wages.
Surgeons advise first treatment for cuts burns bruises and wounds using an efficient antiseptic. The ad claims BoroZONE is the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast and urges readers to buy it now from Collins Pharmacy.
Colorado Springs area notes elaborate plans for welcoming a large group of inviters at Rock Ford Colorado on June 4 as part of the Colorado Christian Endeavorrs event.
A brief note claims chronic or muscular rheumatism can be relieved by massaging the affected parts with Chamberlain's ointment. It promises pleasing relief from symptoms.
Bismarck June 4 The condition of women workers in North Dakota is expected to be considerably improved according to a state labor report. The study cites rising wages shorter hours and greater job opportunities for women across industries.
An advertisement from Collins Pharmacy promotes BAL LARD SNOW LINIMENT for itching. It claims instant relief and permanent cure after a few applications. The listing appears as a COD sale note.
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