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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
5
A narrator recalls passing through a near-urban Ethiopian district to observe a makeshift yard art display. A woman explains she collects crockery and plaster casts from the dump to express art and memory despite poverty, with Abraham Lincoln and Mozart among the figures.
A man recalls a lifelong interest in liquor but suffers chronic stomach trouble. After trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, he recovers fully, claiming the product clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation. The ad promises one dose and money back, with sale by druggists nationwide.
A graduation tribute praising a young woman named Frances H Major. The verses speak of springtime joy and youthful laughter as she graduates, wishing her future happiness and golden dreams.
A small blaze broke out yesterday at Larry Henry’s pressing shop behind Evans and Rogers barber shop. Firemen quickly extinguished the flames with little damage beyond scorched Cleaning equipment sparked the fire. Mexico City accepted Washington’s note on U S recognition of the present administration and delivered it to George T Summerlin. Ohio Supreme Court upholds Ake law barring German language teaching to younger students not yet through seventh grade.
Public notice invites sellers of Irish potatoes to contact F. Straus and Son for sale arrangements. The brief item identifies the broker and action without extra details.
Classified notices show multiple rental offers including two large furnished rooms at 501 Catalpa with light housekeeping, two front rooms at 612 Layton Ave, and several furnished rooms for gentlemen near downtown. Additional items include leases on acreage in Union Parish and a candymaking home business ad. Also requests for two 4 room houses on McEnery and Gordon avenues and a nursery/cleaning request.
Readable prices show steady sales and miscellaneous figures across several securities. Notable entries include 11.38, 11.95, 12.12, and December values around 18.30 down to 13.05, with frequent 12s and 13s observed.
Financial data from New York shows steady activity with a 12.75 centered quote, along with highs and lows around 12.64 and 12.41. Trading highlights include 212.58 and 138.15 with 18.84 and 13.43 noted, while October sales reach 3000 units and miscellaneous terms appear in the closing notation.
Wheat July high 1.3821 low 1.2812 close 1.2934 with Sept at 1.19 1.15 and 1.163-4 in ce. Corn July 647-8 high and 63 7-8 low Sept 653-4 65 66. Oats July 393-8 high 381-2 low Sept 413-8 401-2 close 391-2 41.
L. L. Smith's daily letter reports favorable session features, widening weevil damage potential, and improving weather in Texas belts, with Britain’s coal and Lancashire strikes driving market focus. London notes miners' talks continue as subsidy pressure spurs negotiations.
Sheriff Arthur Grant and Dr. R W O Donnell viewed the body found by Willie Hopkins in the Malikowski pasture. They said the victim, possibly a traveling man, was not killed on the spot and may have died miles away to conceal the crime. Automobile tracks support this. no bloodstains or obvious weapon were found. The body was moved to Peters Undertaking, with an inquest set for this afternoon near the railroad north of the Vicksburg Shreveport line.
A man discovered a body near the brick yard and north of the M. D. Swayze residence just outside the corporation. The finder reported the discovery to Frank Pettit who notified the sheriff's office.
Constance Gezelli a Montpell ier native acted as a brave defender in 1590 during the siege of Leucate by Spaniards. Her husband Barri de St Annez governor of Leucate for Henry IV was captured and threatened with death unless she surrendered. She refused, offered her lands for ransom, battles failed yet she spared a Spanish officer from retaliation. Henry IV rewarded her by allowing control of Leucate until her son reached maturity.
Lettice Digby, descended from the Fitzgeralds of Kildare, was made Baroness of Offele for life and brought large possessions to the Digby family on her marriage to Lord Digby of Coleshirt. During the rebellion she defended Geaghill Castle against insurgents. She died in 1658 and is buried in St Patrick's Cathedral. She left seven sons and three daughters.
The piece argues anatomy is essential in medical training and notes students often overidentify with disease material. It compares medical study habits to broader views of humanity, warning that obsession can bias perception but improves with time and social interaction.
The text argues that people are more than workers measured by economic output. It rejects dissection of life into mere muscular effort and profit. It holds that ultimate assessment should be by joy or pain, hope or despair, and the development or degradation of humanity.
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