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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
5
The News-Star notes a practical flood relief meeting with Secretary Hoover where parish committees presented facts and figures. It credits the post flood groups for orderly, efficient work and forecasts they will rank high in Northeast Louisiana's flood response achievements.
From a distance Poland appears squeezed between Soviet hostility and German opportunism after Versailles. Allies offer little real security as swift surprise offensives may erase gains. Many fear Poland could be swallowed or destabilized, keeping unrest and open warfare as a looming threat.
The Florida legislature at Tallahassee ended with a cautious balance on anti evolution laws and pari mutuel race track measures. Lawmakers voted on merits rather than pressure from interest groups, signaling a move away from standardized opinion and toward independent judgment.
Charles Levine faces a private conference with his wife after she learned he was flying the Bellanca plane without prior notice. The incident underscores a shift from secretive ventures to gender aware practices in public enterprise and politics.
The Paris correspondent describes the isolation instructions given by cable for Lindbergh upon arrival at Bourget field. The article explains how this isolation policy was implemented and why it appeared in the press.
The author argues against nihilistic views fed to youth by critics of religion. He warns that宣 youthful doubt can lead to despair if life is presented as a futile illusion. He defends enduring spiritual faith as a source of purpose and guidance for young people facing life’s challenges.
Commentary argues Carroll, once celebrated for theatrical life, faces prison despite claims of physical health. The piece questions mental state, ego, and the impact of confinement, urging psycho therapy and reflection on historical prisoners who endured harsher fates for lesser offenses.
A humorous 1927 King Features Syndicate piece lampoons hot dog culture as touring season begins. It mocks motorists craving frankfurters with exaggerated stunts from a cross country driver fueling with soda and disperses wit on pedigreed dogs and vegetarian versions.
Reporters recall the scene as Lindbergh landed and a vast throng pressed in, policemen and soldiers mingling with civilians. Soldiers abandoned rifles to form a circle around him as the crowd surged forward, leaving a memory etched in reporters’ minds. A woman’s demand for obedience and fleeting splinters of life are reflected in the contemplation.
A list of notable anniversaries spans 1580 to 1909. Entries include the 1580 tercentenary of Camoens, 1861 Dorothea Dix’s appointment as superintendent of female nurses, 1875 Grant’s Oregon executive order, 1591 W. J. Penrose’s assassination, 1845 Palisades preservation bill, 1901 McKinley’s noncampaign pledge, and 1909 Wright brothers’ aeroplane medals by Taft.
Mrs W H Felton the only woman ever appointed to the U S Senate born in De Kalb County Georgia 92 years ago today Caroline Hazard longtime Wellesley College president born Peace Dale Rhode Island 71 years ago today Francis X Burhman early film star born Norfolk Virginia 42 years ago today
A health column urges periodic medical exams, likening the body to a machine needing regular servicing to prevent disease. It contrasts buying car parts with neglecting a kidney and stresses responsibility to one's own health before surgery or illness. A local notes section follows with social visits and a Paris fashion trend introduces a new drapery design featuring a decorative handkerchief accent on frocks.
Washington June 10 1912 Representative Robert C Wickliffe of Louisiana died when his body was found on railroad tracks in Potomac Park near the bridge across the Potomac river. He had been away fishing and was returning this morning when killed. Wickliffe’s watch stopped at 9 23, as trains crossed the bridge.
In a Vinton Iowa report a mother recalls using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to recover from illness and quit schooling. She reports it helped through six pregnancies and over thirteen years of use. The piece notes many girls in the fourth generation learn via personal experience and mothers recommending the remedy.
The author lists ten figures deemed world shapers and moral exemplars: Plato, Pericles, Michael Angelo, Beethoven, Shakespeare, Copernicus, Newton, Edison, Abraham Lincoln, and Jesus. Each is praised for lasting impact in philosophy, arts, science, leadership, or faith, with colorful comparisons and quotes from contemporary thinkers.
Pola Negri says she will not risk a breakup after marriage as Serge M Divani proposes a nonstop Hawaii flight. The actress expresses enthusiasm for the project and supports her husband despite potential risks.
Medical advitement urgesCalotabs for purification twice weekly for weeks to boost vitality. Claims Nature rewards health with perfect purification of the system and full directions provided at drug stores.
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