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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows editorial and business office cues with unclear names or dates. Readable bits mention editorials and newsroom functions without a discernible event or outcome.
The piece argues that enduring value comes from intelligent effort and high standards. It cites reputation, lasting quality, and precision as key to true success, noting that cheap imitations fail to endure and that excellence elevates both maker and work over time.
Washington gardeners learn pruning methods for climbing roses after June bloom. To renew growth on low trellises cut back shoots to ground level. for high trellises remove only about four feet of old wood after flowering. Regular pruning spurs new shoots and brightens screens on porches for next season.
A piece extols perseverance and thorough effort, praising those who finish work despite discouragement. It notes lasting impact of practical results and warns that half-hearted attempts yield little. The text questions how to organize fishing parties after a proposed dry wall prohibition. It ends with a humorous survey of fashion and nostalgia.
A crowded notice page lists church schedules and pastors including First Presbyterian Rev C Newman and First Methodist South with Sunday Schools and prayer meetings. It also includes St Matthew’s Catholic Church with masses and devotions. Georgetown University celebrates its 125th anniversary with alumni events, Mass at Dahlgren Chapel, lectures, a governor’s address, and campus band concert notes.
Editor urged Monroe to back and fight for the Smith anti gambling bill. Citizens view gambling as Monroe’s greatest evil and ask the Star to start a campaign to rid the town of gamblers, backed by a large majority of residents.
Lee Russell of Oxford seeks Lieutenant Governor while Dr. Taylor of Winona runs for Treasurer. Sidney Kahn & Co. insurance office, over New South Drag Store, Gloster route noted. Prine 956. 4-1-1f.
Mississippi Governor Bilbo visits Jackson companions then travels to Woodman Springs near Gloster to launch his gubernatorial campaign with a two hour speech. Judge Riley of Natchez will also speak from the same platform though not addressing the campaign clashes.
A promotional piece argues health drives business success and promotes CARSWELL'S LIVHUR-AID, a vegetable liquid liver remedy. It claims modern science offers milder relief than calomel and notes Faulk's Drug Store sells a large bottle for 50 cents with a money back guarantee.
Nine children raised on a Oneida County farm, nineteen at California gold discovery, he walked six months to the gold land. Instead of mining he dug ditches for miners, saved $8,000 in five years, then moved to Milwaukee to run a produce business with F. B. Miles. He later helped found Armour & Co in Chicago, credited as father of the packing and distribution of American foods worldwide. He cited thrift and saving as the turning point of his career.
The institution, under Jesuit auspices since its founding, moved from Ver ton Manor in 1640 to Newton Manor in 1677 then Bohemia Manor in 1745 and Georgetown Heights in 1789. Congress granted degrees in 1815 and the Holy See allowed degrees in philosophy and theology in 1833. An astronomical observatory was built in 1842, a seismological observatory in 1909, the School of Medicine in 1851, Law in 1870, University Hospital in 1898, and the Training School for Nurses in 1903, with 1600 students and 175 faculty.
The notice highlights the Natatorium as a cool venue in town featuring swimming and dancing. It mentions a date placeholder 13-Jm and invites residents to join the event for leisure and social activity.
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