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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
4
The passage extols the rose’s universal appeal from kings to peasants. It notes the rose has decorated victory and sorrow, symbolizing war and peace, pride and humility, lust and love, and remains fragrant beyond life, unmoved by decay.
The United States trade with Alaska Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines rises toward 200 million in the year ending this month. Outward shipments from the U S to these territories grow from 7 million in 1901 to 35 million to Puerto Rico in 1911. Hawaii Alaska and the Philippines also show strong gains.
The article outlines renewed tariff clashes as Democrats push for revenue-focused reform after electoral gains. It notes Louisiana’s sugar rice and lumber priorities, past protectionist votes, and calls for loyal party representatives to uphold the national platform in Washington.
A poetic tribute to June as the Month of Roses linking romance and sentiment. It laments limited political discourse until after June 21 while noting Article 210 of the State Constitution restricting women from public office and urging support for an amendment via the Era Club petition.
A playful item notes a short horse born in a low roof stable explains the bent knees as a humorous trait. The seller touts the animal as a clever bargain for potential buyers.
Artist-Madam declares she paints souls as much as faces. she clarifies her focus on interiors and inner life in a studio interview.
Editor Ramsey of the Washington Progress tells candidates to come to him for a noise and notes he leads the town’s only paper and brass band. The Crowley Signal notes Baton Rouge proposes cutting teacher salaries to resolve finances inviting mass resignations.
Cosgrove's Weekly notes Judge L E Hall for governor as he confronts fading cheers and questions about backing. It warns of treachery from league allies and rumors he lacks magnetism, with speculation that Aswell may receive endorsement as Hall is steered from the race.
The Iberville South argues some Good Government journals in Louisiana forget conservative principles. It praises Michel Hall and Asweil, urges attacking only political records, and defends John T. Michel against Vilification. It cites Krebs of the Lake Charles American Press on reform and impostor wardboss image.
The annual convention of the High Court of the Canadian Order of Foresters opened in Toronto with about 600 delegates from local branches across the Dominion in attendance.
A New Haven reader reports persistent cough improved after using Vinol from Allen's Pharmacy. The testimonial credits cod liver elements and tonic iron for curing chronic coughs colds and bronchitis and promises a money back guarantee if no help is found there.
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