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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
7
The piece argues that all must undergo lifelong apprenticeship to growth. It praises steady effort, patience, and testing strength while awaiting real creative work. A gardener and Stevenson serve as examples of ongoing learning and the need to keep faculties sharp for future achievement.
In Kansas City the death of Frank Warren Anderson drawn by 40 women who phoned the morgue seeking details. Most refuse to identify themselves. A mysterious woman in black has appeared but withheld her name, asking who fired the fatal shot in the hotel room.
Brigadier General William H. Sage 63 commanding officer of Fort D. A. Russell Wy is dead in Omaha after stopping at Fort Crook en route to Walter Reed Hospital He was to retire next month The Medal of Honor recipient served 46 years and was a West Point graduate Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery
Peg Marie Beal a Springfield trained nurse killed Frank Anderson a department store welfare clerk then shot herself in Kansas City on Saturday She stated she had no desire to get well and remains hospitalized with a bullet wound in her left lung doctors say she has a good chance of recovery if she survives this night
When the bowels of Tiver are clogged, poisonous waste goes through the entire system. Help Nature get rid of this waste. Take a Bond's Liver Pill at the first sign of Colds Fever Headache. They are far better than calomel and they cure.
Wayne D. McMurray details the career of Henry Wheeler Shaw born 1818 in Lanesborough Mass. who used the pseudonym Josh Billings. The piece notes his travels in the Midwest and West, failed publishing attempts, phonetic humor, and success with essays such as the mule piece before his death in 185.
An illustrated guide shows ultra fashionable daytime wear. It describes lavender gingham with side trimming and coordinated blouse, plus decorative sleeve bands. Two dresses, No. 9962 and No. 9991, in sizes 34 to 44 inches bust, priced 35 cents each.
Washington reports the recognition of Boris Bahkmetoff as Russian ambassador to the United States will end after June 13. Bahkmetoff was notified of the decision by a letter from Secretary Hughes.
Manchester New Hampshire June 6 six cotton mills opened for the first time in three months with whistles calling twenty five thousand workers to their places. Thousands gathered around the mills but only a few hundred responded as observers reported. Demonstrations occurred at all mills.
John Cienzo, a suspect in the killing of Clarence Peters by Walter Ward, made three attempts to leap from a patrol wagon. He was shackled and taken to the central police station.
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of Monroe Pardmore Co Inc to be held at the corporation office in Monroe Louisiana at 10 o clock in the morning on June 12 1922 for electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and handling any other business brought before the meeting. Secretary W T Ethridge 8 7
Parish agent E R Strahan reports cotton farmers Harvey Gregg and Neal McHenry are testing very close spacing by side-hoeing and keeping two to four plants per hill. The aim is to speed maturity and increase bolls per acre, as more plants may yield more cotton under boll weevil conditions.
The fragment references strange claims from chemicals with curative values to a “tercentary of the canonization of St Teresa” stamp issue. It notes an electrical machine allegedly reading blood to reveal patient traits and a fragile Bank of England balance.
Mrs. Pleasant of the Conservative League denounces the Woman's Party blanket bill as a misnomer and threats to Southern gender roles. She cites natural duties and rights differences, arguing women need protections not equality, and warns the bill faces a cold Senate reception and likely failure.
In an automotive services note Rayner's Garage at 412 Walnut St offers to help when trouble hits with mechanics tires or fuel. Call for emergency assistance and free delivery anywhere in the city.
A historic timetable lists West Bound trains No. 1 No. 5 No. 7 and No. 9 with arrival and departure times at Vicksburg, plus East Bound trains Nos. 10 2 6 and 12 with their timings. Additional services include the Ark and La Missouri Ry route from Bastrop to Crossett, and Missouri Pacific Main Line trains 103 105 southbound and 106 104 northbound with branch arrivals for Monroe Natcher El Dorado and Farmerville. A local freight service No. 895 arrives Tue Thu Sat at 3 30 p m while No. 894 departs Mon Wed Fri at 8 00 a m.
Boarders sought for furnished rooms with lavatories offering hot and cold water. Contact phone number 1522 for details during 8 to 11.
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