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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
5
Public law 135 65th Congress defines willful injury or destruction of war material and war premises. It covers war utilities and associated nations, penalties up to 10000 dollars fine or 30 years imprisonment or both. Approved April 20 1918.
A Richmond Kentucky resident F B Tressey says Chamberlain's Tablets are a wonder and unbeatable. He recommends them for indigestion and constipation and endorses their effectiveness.
A garbled financial record shows numerous monetary figures and totals with signatures including W. S. Culpepper O. P. Slack W. A. Walker and J. T. Austin. The OCR lacks clear context or dates.
The notice lists numerous spring meetings and trapshooting tournaments across Louisville Lancaster Peoria Sioux Falls Latonia Ky Belmont Park N Y Boston Brooklyn Del Monte Cal and more. It also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming internal treatment and testimonials.
New York City leaders and residents from all walks report that the June sea blow by German fleets has not broken spirits. Patriots rally to defend the port with renewed unity, preparedness, and a renewed war spirit unmatched in the city’s history.
Democratic leaders in New York sift possible candidates as wartime service blocks Washington favorites. A Cuomo era like field shrinks with no Hearst backing. focus turns to upstate Democrat with farmer support and strong city service record, Middleton’s Mayor Rostom Cox emerging as favored choice.
A note explains indigestion often comes from eating too fast or overeating or improper foods. It counsels eating slowly, chewing thoroughly, reducing meat at meals, and skipping supper to avoid sour stomach. If symptoms appear, Chamberlain's Tablets are suggested to aid digestion.
Atlantic City New Jersey June 11 1000 prominent manufacturers from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Connecticut and Delaware gather tomorrow to plan wartime supply cooperation with the government. Speakers include Governor Samuel W McCall Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen War Industries Board member Charities A Otis and English novelist Louis Tracy now with the British War Mission to the United States.
Mrs. Ettie Kk. Kleppe of Averyl Minnesota relates a personal remedy tale. After hospital treatment for rheumatism and kidney trouble she used Foley Kidney Pills and found relief. She notes immediate benefits and ongoing use when back pain returns, as advertised by Phoenix Drug Store.
Six per cent money to lend on improved farm and city business property. Also on city residence property at eight per cent. Commissions reasonable. R. B. Blanks Box 660 Monroe Louisiana.
Wartime strain did not raise crime in the county. Court records show just over three hundred convictions since America entered the war. Pleas of guilty surged to a historically high level, while gangsters were drafted or restrained by police, reducing overall criminal boldness.
With almost a third of Yale Princeton and Harvard members in service the clubs face financial strain. Thousands of former loungers head to France or train artillery officers for government service, leaving clubhouses deserted as the drive for democracy takes priority.
Residents watched a novel snow substitute made of chopped ice cleaned from streets. The device moved fast removing faux snowfall at one trackfall per minute, while neighbors immediately cleared free ice even quicker. The scene, in sweltering ninety degree heat, drew curious onlookers who seized the rare refrigerator filling as a souvenir.
A Huntington Indiana mother urges keeping Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home. She recalls two of her children falling ill in summer 1911 and receiving immediate relief from the remedy.
Historical listing of national and state officials including the president and cabinet secretaries, U S Supreme Court justices, senators, governors, and state officers from various departments and boards. Contains names such as Woodrow Wilson, Joseph Daniels, James B. Aswell, Fernand Mouton, and Frank A. Monroe among others.
A roster lists prominent officials and institutions including LSU figures D Boyd and W L Roy, Keeney and Stephens educational leaders, Wade Bynum Deaf and Dumb Institute, and various parish officers. Entries cover courts, sheriffs, clerks, coroners, senators, representatives, school boards, police jury, city officials, and department heads.
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