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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1916

Page

2

Monroe Social Events Wee's Calendar Highlights Local Visits

A Monroe society note features a 3:30 p.m. Saturday D A R meeting at Wildwood with Mrs. Joe Renwick, mentions Inez Hill of Strong Ark as guest of Mrs. Tucker, and lists numerous Monroe residents visiting relatives, returning from raids to Baton Rouge and St Louis, plus a house party at Mr E N Faulk with a guest list of Miss Sammie and Miss Cammie Clark and other debutantes.

The Joe Renwick Wildwood KB. Tucker Inez Hill Strong, Ark H. D. Brigs Baton Rouge Mabie Ladgford Evie Lou Evans Lexington Miss Lucile Stroud Mooringsport Agnes Jennie Kendall Ruston E. G. Calvert West Side Fred Faulk J. Wallace Trenton Carrie D. Drew Mt. Mor-gan Minden Archie Bridger Columbia Bridger St. Francis Sanitarium Algernon Flournoy St. Louis Principia College George Selman Gus Selman Natchitoches Francis Selman State Normal School J. D. Furlong J. R. Gilbula Louisville Avenue Sc. B. King Alexandria Gerry King Francis Edward Emmett Maroney Maroney C. ©. Clark West E. N. Faulk Eula Pearl Clark Mies Sammie Cammie Elizabeth Rinehart Eunice Smith Marguerite Hil Lady Wild Ruffin Wilhelmina Morris Willard Ledbetter Mary Beth Simonton Ledbetter Elisabeth Holson John Hobson Beth Harner Louise Faulk Elizabeth Perkins Ruston Messrs Join Ranson R. L. Wood Ivy Faulk Barlow Snabinet Boamer Myatt

Social Season Closes With Delights At Sycamore Hall

Mrs B K M Hudson and Miss Edith Hudson hosted a refined bridge afternoon at Sycamore Hall. More than eighty guests enjoyed fragrant hardurtums and sweet peas, with Miss Blanch Baird winning first prize and Miss Sarah Robinett the consolation. A luncheon followed as Mrs Hudson and Miss Edith served.

BK. M. Hudson Edith Jiudson Sycamore Hall Hudson Edath Blanch Baird Sarah Robinett Silk Hose Mesdames Speed W. L. Jones Giesty

Grove's Old Standard General Tonic Ad

An old want ad touts Grove's The Old Standard Tasteless Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. The casual notice markets the product as a cheap, reliable option for health support in the News-Star.

Grove Suic News-Star

Assassination of Infants Stopped Through Milk Reform

Dr. U. H. Landis of Cincinnati argues in a talk to the American Association of Medical Milk Inspectors that purifying a city’s milk supply saves as many lives as clean water. He cites Cincinnati figures of 45 percent annual life saved, crediting full time veterinary health officers and strict pasteurization for reduced milk borne illnesses and prosecutions for violations.

Througo American Association of Medical Milk Inspectors U. HH. Landis Cincinnati Board of Health Cincinnati Plus RK. B. Blane United States Freau Piateurivativon Eaerts Ohio Enger Arlnn

Pasteurization and dairying shift in rural life

The article discusses the expected impact of pasteurization on tuberculosis and other diseases. Dr Landia notes wooden flooring and feeding troughs give way to concrete and better lighting, with dairymen resembling "Men with the Hoe" fading as cows are milked in cleaner, modern barns. Printing milk in Civellonait is cited as problematic, and the municipal supply is likened to a lottery risking typhoid, diphtheria, whooping cough, or bovine tuberculosis, yet the tone remains homely and cheerful as domestic care simplifies rural life.

Landia Berae

Sash windows described in Campehawk cottage tale

The excerpt mentions quaint sash banings in a summer Campehawk cottage with old-time sprigged and flowered surfaces. It notes dark glass and mentions SPECIAL BRICK ICE CREAM flavors plus fancy cakes and a bake shop at 1 North Second Street.

Campehawk Itioisum Bake Shop North Secong Street

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Horlick Ine Wis U.s.a Monroe News of Wee J. M. Bennett and Sons Masters Dawson and Jim of Blankster Misses Stammie and Cammie Clark Dell-Ans Ney Miss Hudson H H. Russell Breard Second Streets Lucky Foot Sale J. J. King Optician Cansi St New Orleans Krumbles Chitebren Igender Aubry Kelloggs Pries Nes Shings
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