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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
5
The Lyceum theatre shows Anita Stewart in In Old Kentucky on Monday and Tuesday. A burning barn scene has Miss Stewart rescuing a thoroughbred racer, with flames and smoke enveloping the stable as the barn burns to the ground.
Howard Sutherland, senior United States senator from West Virginia, will receive the votes of the West Virginia delegates for the Republican presidential nomination. Born in Missouri, he pursued education there and edited a Republican weekly before clerical service and a rapid rise in federal civil service. He moved to Washington, studied law, and later returned to West Virginia where he became influential in business politics education and philanthropy. He was elected to Congress in 1913 and to the Senate in 1916.
Catherine Waugh McCulloch a Chicago lawyer suffrage leader born in Ransomville New York 58 years ago today Rev Charles Stelzle sociologist public welfare leader born in New York City 51 years ago today Thomas D Schall congressman born Reed City Michigan 45 years ago today Peter F Tague congressman born Boston Massachusetts 49 years ago Cyprus first Christian governor Sergi ne Paullus converted by Apostle Barnabas noted in Roman history.
Lester Curtin of Toledo recounts enlistment success after Tanlac eased years of stomach trouble. He says six or seven bottles in 1917 restored weight from 120 pounds, helped pass Marine entry and left him at 172 pounds after service, praising Tanlac as a reliable aid.
One hundred years ago today the first Meriners Church in the United States was dedicated in New York City. The day also marks varied gatherings including a peaceful treaty signing in Ver sailles and several regional meetings across North America.
Boston June 4 William M Wood once a $1.25 a week mill worker now a leading textile magnate faces a Federal grand jury indictment for alleged profiteering under the Lever act. Born in Edgartown Martha's Vineyard in 1861 he rose through mills banking and Wholesaling before allying with Dr Frederick Ayer and leading the woolen trust.
Noted antiquities describe the Temple of Solomon rising on a level spur of plateau in the Holy Land between Tyrceon Valley and the Valley of Jehosaphat. The text notes the commanding height and landscape surrounding the site.
The article surveys the ruins of Solomon’s Temple praising its grand design and materials. It details Solomon's pact with Hiram, cedar work from Lebanon, gold and silver preparation, and the interior with cherubims and gold ornaments. It notes the substructure, plateau, and remains including foundation stones and gates showing Romanized Jewish architecture.
Mrs. J. D. Wilkins of West Monroe testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her back pain and kidney trouble after using three boxes. The ad promotes the remedy priced at 60 cents and produced by Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo New York.
Freckle-face Misa is urged to try Obime double strength, a remedy claimed to cost nothing unless it fades freckles. An ounce from any druggist is said to clear complexions with few applications, and a money back guarantee is promised if results are not satisfactory.
Inside the doorway an entrance hall holds a central six foot diameter, twenty one foot high limestone column carved in stone. The eastern Golden Gate is walled up due to a Muslim superstition that Christians will enter and expel them. The enclosing wall and front steps remain though the steps are buried in rubble.
Copies of the peace treaty with Germany arrived in Washington by courier as the United States Senate adopted a joint resolution submitting the woman suffrage amendment to the states for ratification.
Regional conventions commence today including Calvary Alta Canadian Industrial Congress in Fernie British Columbia, Great War Veterans Association of British Columbia, Grand Rapids Michigan women’s association of commerce, Greenville Massachusetts Mississippi commercial travelers, Lexington Kentucky mining institute.
An advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a safe solution for gray, dull hair. It claims quick results with even dark color, soft texture, and fullness, urging readers to buy at drug stores or by mail for 75 cents from Q-Ban, Memphis.
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