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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
4
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A war era column praises the Egypt liner disaster heroism of a printer who gave his life to save a woman. It contrasts chivalry and courage with the conduct of others, arguing civilization grows as the Golden Rule guides actions.
Monroe civic groups the Ouachita health unit and local officials are pushing malaria control through improved drainage. The piece notes health and sanitation conditions in Monroe and nearby areas, highlighting how marsh problems and disease influence public health and race progress, with broad historical context.
The article argues for malaria control through mosquito abatement and urges local drainage projects for Ouachita Parish. It notes tropical conditions favor disease, calls for citizen action, and suggests starting minor drainage and pond and bayou oiling as a cost effective early step to improve health and promote community development.
A Times-Picayune report cites a new malady called diarrthrositis blamed on overdoses of jazz dancing in Chicago. Miss Marie Ehlers, a terpsichorean artist, sues a theatrical agent claiming forced writhing and shivering led to permanent joint affliction and sensitivity to jazz music.
A school board member argues against blanket child labor reform and for limited education past age fourteen. He favors placing capable youths in suitable jobs and teaching practical hands on skills for those deemed dull in academics, challenging the notion that all students should pursue extended schooling.
J G Bell condemns a hat wearing stranger who entered a residence on 101 Breard Street without knocking. He warns sock merchants and home vendors to avoid the area, calling them potential fore runners of theft and horse robberies.
Educators note that both boys and girls embrace creative learning, preferring active experiences over coercion. The Alexandria Town Talk highlights how students “eat it up” when practical arts and sciences are offered.
The article urges early June planting for crops that thrive in heat. It cites beans, sweet corn, tomatoes, swiss chard, New Zealand spinach, cucumbers, melons, okra, squash, watermelons, pumpkins, peanuts, eggplant, peppers, and sweet potatoes as ideal summer staples. It notes Arkansas households could save on groceries and promote health by home gardening, with multiple plantings and preserves for year round use.
The piece profiles Charles Churchill an 18th century English poet famed for The Rosciad and satirical prowess but hindered by a dissipated life and early death. It also highlights Leon Gambetta a French reformer who shaped liberal policy through opportunism and led efforts against monarchical power before his 1882 death. Edwin Hubbell Chapin is noted for moral clarity opposing neutrality and his Civil War era advocacy for abolition and Union unity.
An old advertising notice from Collens Pharmacy of Monroe Louisiana promotes Blue Star Remedy for various skin diseases with a money back guarantee. The small item lists the products and offers a refund if not satisfied, dating to January 17 for six months.
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