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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
4
The October special session is viewed as politically astute but ineffective for valley flood protection. The piece says it adds little to the flood program, delays key deficiency bills, and serves Republican interests while failing to meet emergency demands. President Coolidge is praised for optics but gains little real flood relief.
The piece critiques anti Bolshevik groups in the United States for alarmist propaganda about Bolshevism. It argues Americans prefer facts over fear driven by independent thinkers like Borah and warns against fanning liberal prejudice that could backfire on conservative forces. It urges showing true Communist aims to avoid public hysteria.
A New York Herald Tribune editorial argues the U S must achieve treaty parity with Great Britain and Japan by expanding cruisers and overall fleet strength. It says Geneva talks could shape policy and that Washington must act to equal or exceed Britain and Japan by a 5 to 3 standard.
A reflective note urges choosing one day to stand apart from gossip and to seek personal light. The admonition reframes idle talk as a source of misery and promotes a focused, positive personal commitment.
Washington bulletin notes the Black Hills merit name as mountains with peaks over 6,000 feet and Harney Peak at 7,240 feet. It describes geology, forests, Needles spires, Deadwood mining era, and Custer State Park with Game Lodge hotel where Coolidge will stay.
A Shreveport Journal reader laments modern graduates who prize practical science over language and culture. He notes a high schooler who plans a future house with no library and dismisses English, warning that many youths may exit schools without true education or curiosity about knowledge.
A humorous King Features Syndicate gag notes a man nicknamed Pappas coping with heat by odd means. He powers a refrigerator knickerbockers, brightens shade with a 300 pound wife, and keeps cool by reading ghost stories while friends wonder at his methods.
London reports a new storage technique described by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. The method slows fruit ripening by replacing part of the air with carbon dioxide, delaying aging without harming taste or storage quality when returned to normal air. A wide range of practical investigations is opened.
A medical note explains glasses only focus light and form images. Fusion of two images and mind involvement determine binocular vision. Many eye conditions cannot be corrected by glasses alone, and a physician may be needed to identify defects and potential fixes.
In Baton Rouge on June 9 1912 a political clash involving Monroe and the Forsythe faction over access to the Bryant bill petition heads to the legislature. The House is urged to compel disclosure while a member claims the petition is his personal property. Forsythe supporters vow to press for access as the minority inquiry continues amid stalled cooperation.
Readable fragments show Palace Dept Store Cullen s Drug Stores Chase Amman Drug Co and Johnson s Drug. No clear event or date. listing appears as an ad cluster within a damaged OCR page.
A narrator recounts guiding children through identifying wild flowers at a cabin camp near a city, naming fifty eight flowers correctly by twelve to nine year old participants. He describes prize rewards and lifelong joy from the activity, offering a money back guarantee a week later.
A vintage advertisement promotes S. S. S for rheumatism claiming long lasting relief from pains and swelling. Testimonies from users like Cal! C Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee are cited, stating recovery after courses of the vegetable tonic drawn from medicinal plants. The ad emphasizes natural plant roots and notes availability in drug stores in two sizes.
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