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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1927
Page
4
The North American Review recalls 1815 commentary by Theodore Lyman on the Corn Laws and European aims. He warned that peace can breed renewed conflict and that revenge and ambition persist across nations, a motif seen as echoed in present conditions.
Health authorities in Louisiana urge a soap and water effort to remove flood evidences and restore normalcy. Proper interior cleaning aims to lift morale and hasten recovery after the 1927 inundation with a promise of durable cleanliness and lasting rehabilitation.
The article discusses Shreveport's debate over municipal auditorium location and warns against rushed decisions. It urges a careful, multi angle study before committing public funds and compares the issue to Monroe and Northeast Louisiana governance. It argues education value depends on action and cautions against hasty conclusions.
An essay arguing cooking as essential to civilization and health. It muses on the limits of doctors and the science and art of cooking, praising meals with proper preparation and suggesting cooking as a path to a healthier society and even female empowerment.
A public notice urges ex veterans to renew lapsed Government Life Insurance before July 2 as Congress did not extend the deadline. It outlines six permanent plans, a Five Year Convertible Term option, and reinstatement provisions for those in good or poor health, plus loan and disability benefits. The message cautions timely action and highlights flexible payment options.
A satirical speech outlines fantastical policies from a dream candidate, proposing a constitutional convention, abolition of veto power, free universal education, national rail privatization, a shift to peace funding, gunless governance, and drastic social policies. The piece, dated 1927 King Features Syndicate, mocks political platforms through hyperbolic reforms.
A humorous column mocks lifeguards who favor blondes and gorgeous swimmers while neglecting others. It notes lengthy rescues, fuss over hairdos, and jokes about women impersonating men with muscled beards and mustaches to aid rescue. Syndicate Inc.
A concise list marks major dates: 1780 Gates ordered to command southern American forces. 1798 San Luis Rey mission founded. 1805 Lewis and Clark discover Great Falls. 1876 Vanderbilt gives 300000 to Vanderbilt University. 1879 Oregon RR and Navigation Co incorporated. 1895 Uganda protectorate announced. 1916 Canadian counter attack at Ypres. 1925 Chinese strikes burn British and Japanese consulates at Kiu Kiang.
A year earlier the Light Cardinals attended the Sunday service at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, marking a notable moment for the group in a historic church setting.
Dr DeLee explains that sickness in pregnancy arises from blood chemistry disturbances and not blood poisoning. Most cases are mild. severe cases require medical supervision, hydration, and sometimes hospital observation. Treatment depends on individual causes including gastric or liver disease and thyroid issues. self medication is risky.
A review of residents' movements includes Wess Davis of Ruston visiting Monroe, Mrs. Copeland returning from Ruston visit, Dr. J Q Graves called to Columbia for his father’s illness, and Mrs. Clark and children set for Colfax. Mary Byrd of Shreveport arrives to visit Edith Hudson. Clyde Drew of the V S and Pi confined at home. Helen Dixon extends her stay at Sterlington. C C Chenault of Delhi browses Monroe and returns by evening train. Mrs. Verna Watta and Virginia also return from an unspecified trip.
Ezra Meeker 97 and a 77 year old Washington Cort are among men at a wedding. The groom will marry Mrs. Minerva B. Johnson 56, with Mrs. Caroline H. Brown 93 as matron of honor.
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