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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1928
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates payable in advance for various regions including La and Mise with 1 month 3 months and 6 months options. Rates for 12 months are shown and the agency is identified with Chicago Detroit Atlanta and other cities.
The United States political year kicks off with a Republican convention in Kansas City amid high rhetoric and stalled hopes for a strong nominee. Meantime Democratic prospects with Al Smith loom as a potent alternative. The piece notes the party faces pressure to nominate a candidate with broad appeal beyond its trademark, while Teapot Dome and other scandals color the mood as revival energy rises in the post war era.
A town sells its utility to a private firm with a striking deal: if population triples in ten years the plant costs nothing, if doubles the price is 125000, otherwise 250000. Observers question the intrinsic value and caution on municipal asset sales.
The Town Talk argues a canning factory could tap $10 000 to $20 000 weekly of Alexandria canned goods and boost trucking and regional growth. It notes careful management and cheap utilities, power, and transport as key factors, suggesting Monroe consider the concept as part of farm development policy.
A bill to issue state bonds for a toll bridge over the bite river draws new scrutiny as observers question its viability portal. Federal participation is noted as possible, with a toll proviso in the plan and strong ties to interstate considerations.
Biography and moral anecdote about Dr. Arnold of Rugby praising patience, linking his influence in pedagogy to his son Matthew’s literary prominence. It reflects on genius lineage and a remembered classroom moment when Arnold’s patience transformed a dull pupil. The piece notes the lasting impression of that encounter.
Hollywood camera chief jokes about Mother Nature as the toughest subject for actresses. He explains on set tricks to fake nature with artificial rain, marbled snow, and painted flowers to keep scenes convincing on screen.
Hsueh-cheng Chang, 26, son of Chang Tso-lin, is commissioned major-general and placed in command of a Shantung Army division. He trained in Japan after early schooling in the country, while eldest son Chang Hsueh-liang remains nominally commander of Manchurian forces with a veteran general accompanying him.
In Paris Georgette Coffinet a 16 year old girl is arrested for a hotel robbery after entering by roof and window break. Police say she admits more crimes and she is tied to a pattern of thefts and burglaries with a cache of clippings from newspapers.
A reader advocates state breweries across Louisiana to produce beer at cost with a tax margin, claiming eliminates bootlegging and tax evasion, improves home life, and benefits farmers and tired workers. He urges legislative consideration, praising state control and efficiency amid rivals and political figures.
An American writer in a current magazine portrays a dynamic nation that rushes from enthusiasm to passion, constantly seeking new conquests and thrills. The piece calls the U S a restless people with boundless energy and a heritage of youth, destined for continual progress.
The text notes casual talk about legislative outcomes and the governor, with some predicting delays and others envisioning a triumphant return. It concludes that the board remains stalled and inactive, keeping expectations anchored at the dock.
Food restriction and increased muscular activity are the main methods used to reduce weight. A typical plan emphasizes high protein and limited starches and fats, with a structured daily menu and a program of calisthenics and brisk walking, plus medical supervision to monitor heart health and overall progress.
Reverend J. O. Kim, native Korean missionary, will lecture at Trinity Methodist Church in Ruston Sunday night and Homer Methodist Church Monday night. Kim was educated at Emory College and Vanderbilt University, now working under the Louisiana Sunday School Board and described as a speaker of force and power.
The Kiwanis club voted at the weekly luncheon to visit Camp HicBo-Li on June 21 and share lunch with the Boy Scouts who will be at the camp then.
Fifteen years ago Dr. E K Hirsch of Natchez visits relatives in Monroe. Mrs. Frank Kelley of Shreveport visits her father Mr. Fred Endon. Miss Catherine Wolff of New Orleans visits her sister Mrs. Joe Lemle in Wood Street. Mr. C O Golson of Merronge visits friends in West Monroe. Mr and Mrs J R Anders and son enjoy a weekend with Mr and Mrs W H Anders of Calhoun. Mrs M D Swayze convalesces from appendicitis operation. Miss Hughes of Leesville visits in West Monroe with J C Hughes family. Misses Rosalie Willis and Julia Ellis of Rayville visit Monroe. Miss Herl ie Lemle of Shreveport visits Monroe with the Lemle and Lemle families. Mrs Phil Lowenberg of Shreveport visits relatives in Monroe, guest of Mesdames Jonas Meyer L Bear and Arnold Bernstein. The Twentieth Century Book Club will meet at Mrs J S Washburns home instead of Mrs W M Washburns as planned. Miss Agatha Faulk returns home from Newcomb College after a brief stop with Miss Jarreau of Alexandria.
Paris cabarets mix philanthropy with brigandage during a dull tourist season by offering souvenirs to attract visitors. Women receive silk dolls and fans while men get leather card cases and canes as champagne prices soar, encouraging patrons to spend to gain favors and collect items like dominoes and perfume.
London reports Nancy Price, famed actress, spent six months in the war disguised as a boy aboard a drifter. Trained at sea, she cut her hair and took shipboard work to support the country without disclosure, enduring undetected aboard the vessel.
A dense listing shows Saturday broadcast plans across many initials and cities, detailing hours for Navy Band, orchestras, vocal ensembles, dance programs, demonstrations, and religious lessons. Stations including WJZ KYW WRC KWK KDKA WF AES etc present staggered daytime and evening offerings across networks, with Pennsylvanians WEAF WWJ WRC and others guiding the rhythm of the day.
A collage of jokes and quips from Ace of Cads writer John P Medbury. Humorous lines about cars, wives, road maps, traffic police, shirts for dinners, and gender humor. The piece includes a parody dictionary and light satiric bits on relationships and forecasting.
A Detroit man is identified as the bandit in a North Carolina bank robbery. Police report the suspect was captured in Detroit and later linked to the NC incident. Investigators pursue charges as the case moves forward.
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