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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
2
In Monroe the paper lists subscription options by mail with advance payment and a special Thursday Edition. Postage is added for continued delivery beyond the second month, increasing the cost by 50 cents per period.
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The Arkansas Democrat editorializes on readers valuing the home town paper. It praises Monroe News-Star and argues small papers serve the community beyond profit, aiding public uplift and daily life through devoted, humane journalism.
The old idea that individuals serve only self is fading. The text argues honesty serves personal and community good, replacing selfishness with integrity and communal responsibility. It frames honesty as the better path for both individual and society.
A discussion on Christian ethics in commerce argues the Golden Rule and Christ’s life guide salesmen toward wealth and happiness. It frames Christian service as national economic progress, with rich aiding the poor and thrift building a stronger society through industry and capital.
President Harding at Arlington Cemetery on Confederate Memorial Day lauded the South’s postwar forgiveness and unity. He recalled his Civil War veteran father, noted the South’s efforts in Reconstruction, and said union and nationalism triumphed despite sectional tensions.
Miss Catherine Hughes daughter of the Secretary of State married Chauncey Lockhart Waddell of New York this afternoon at Washington Cathedral Uethhiehem Chapel. The ceremony drew President Harding and Mrs Harding Vice President Collidge and a large federal and diplomatic crowd. The Bishop of Washington officiated with Mrs Hughes and Mrs Dunlap among honor patrons. Gerald Fessenden Beal of New York served as best man and Elizabeth Kirkland of Nashville was a bridesmaid. Special today and tomorrow fresh peach ice cream and pineapple sherbet at Royal Confectionary.
A mosaic of forthcoming events listed includes Westchester Racing Association at Belmont Park, Kentucky Racing at Latonia, Montreal Jockey Club, Manitoba tennis championship in Winnipes, District of Columbia women’s championship in Washington DC, New Jersey men’s championship in Montclair, Middle Atlantic intercollege track in Bethlehem, American Legion track in Philadelphia, New England athletic meet in Cambridge, yacht races, Metropolitan amateur golf at Lakewood, Rye women’s golf in New York, Pacific Northwest championship, Maryland amateur championship in Baltimore, Kansas women’s championship in Salina, plus boxing events and church celebrations marking bishop elevations and diocesan activities in Nashville and beyond.
Delegates and visitors from across the country gather as the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convene in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The event begins with church services tomorrow and runs through Friday with key speakers including Secretary Hoover and other national figures scheduled to address the sessions. Local Royal Confectionary advertises nearby services.
Promote natural waste elimination with a BONU'S LLY EK PILL at the first signs of illness. Claims to be far better than calomel and to help the body rid itself of poisons through the bowels and system.
Clay City coroner Sam T. Carr says Thedford's Black-Draught keeps him fit for 21 years in a hilly region. He reports relief from indigestion and headaches due to hurried meals and constipation, recommending a pinch after meals with water and noting its liver benefits. Your druggist supplies genuine Black-Draught.
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