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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
4
A notice emphasizes that the Natatorium is open to respectable white people with strict decorum rules. Men are warned against crossing boundaries of propriety around women and girls. Repeated misbehavior could lead to loss of privileges at the facility.
A strong endorsement outlines Ex Governor Heard as a decisive reformer who dissolved a stalled State Board of Education, replaced members, and secured a favorable book contract. The piece lauds his integrity, business skill, and broad support across Louisiana, urging him to enter the race to lead the state.
Editorials from the Bossier Banner and Ruston Leader argue for the Claiborne Bill with a living wage for printers, oppose cut throat pricing, and support city parish printer elections for four year terms. Monroe civic cooperation praised as an example of public engagement.
A Georgia grand jury urges stiff laws and penitentiary confinement for pistol toters. It calls for drastic penalties and stripes to deter concealed weapons, arguing lax enforcement threatens public safety and that current laws fail to deter murderers.
The author argues that the Georgia pistol sign marks a healthful trend to curb armed crime. He urges judges to impose maximum penalties and chain-gang sentences, proposing penal servitude and hangings as the remedy for a barbarous condition harming the nation’s image.
A Philadelphia Inquirer appraisal echoes Buffalo Express in noting women’s influence on public memory. It contrasts a modest Kentucky Daniel Boone monument with decades of inaction by men and claims sentiment governs the world.
A compact collection of witty quips from early 20th century periodicals. Lines poke fun at manners and miscommunications with playful dialect and social观察, capturing cultural humor through brief exchanges and punchy punchlines.
Big Jim Jeffries wowed about 500 spectators in Ben Lomond with three rapid rounds against Joe Choynski. Corbett and Choynski then teamed for a three round exhibition, drawing a crowd as they resumed training together after years as rivals.
The Court of Customs Appeals began its session in Washington on June 7 with forty to fifty cases on the docket. The tribunal hears appeals from the Board of General Appraisers.
Tan linen Shantung and English rep coats at half price highlight summer sale notes. Items emphasize this season’s latest styles and value.
A listing for Ford Levi Stationery Co. offering office supplies including book cases filing cabinets loose leaf ledger outfits and duplicates plus machine rolls typewriter ribbons and carbon paper. It promotes up to date office needs and 100 copies per minute capabilities.
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