Orleans Lawmakers Split Over Governor Long Tax Bill
The Orleans delegation debated an admin measure backed by Governor Long to abolish the office and fund a tuber y sanatorium at Pontchartrain. Rep Williams defended the bill as a campaign pledge while others urged return to committee and questioned constitutionality.
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W. C. Pegues
DeSoto
J. H. Hebert
St. Mary
Fred J. Heintz
St. Tam
Louisiana Tick Eradication Bill Faces Funding Doubts
Representative George J. Ginsberg refused to name the source of the $175,000 annual funding for tick eradication. The bill, under the Louisiana sanitary livestock commission, has cleared the ways and means committee and awaits appropriations action amid opposition to its enforcement methods. Representative Dan Daboval plans an amendment to make dipping optional.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
George J. Ginsberg
Rapides
Louisiana Sanitary Livestock Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Appropriations Committee
Dan Daboval
Acadia
Flag Day Reflections On Old Glory And National Pride
The article recalls Flag Day history from 1775 when a committee proposed thirteen red and white stripes with a corner cross of St George, to the patriotism and lessons the flag embodies. It emphasizes teaching the flag’s significance and inspiring loyalty in peace and war.
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United States
Continental Congress
Colonies
St. George
England
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Mrs Enna Ricwards of 21 Chautauqua Street Pittsburgh says the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recovery from fatigue poor appetite and weight loss after eight bottles plus similar in tablet form. She recommends keeping the medicine on hand and offers to answer inquiries about its benefits.
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Pittsburgh
Lydia EE
Pinkham
Lydia LE
Enna Ricwards
Chautauqua St
N.S
Prof W H Ricks Undergoes Operation at Riverside
Prof W H Ricks underwent an operation this morning at Riverside sanitarium after days of serious illness due to kidney disease. He long served on the city high school staff and has many friends hoping for his speedy recovery.
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W. H. Ricks
Riverside Sanitarium
City High School
Long sustained in request for jury authority
The Louisiana Senate, Baton Rouge, adjourning after a morning that saw 25 of 45 amendments to the new criminal code adopted, reconvening at 8 tonight to finish changes. A lone opposition toppled a governor appointing power for Orleans Parish jury commissioners, roll call 35 to 6, later 33 to 6 on the vote. Debates noted governor Long’s push, costs of witness summons, and district attorney powers to nolle prasse.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Senate
Orleans Parish
Criminal District Court
Charles A. Holcombe
Pike Hall
Peterman
Improved Kotex Lowered Prices
Advert explains that the Improved Kotex sanitary pad is softer more comfortable absorbs well and disposes easily with water soluble filler and deodorizing features. Due to greater demand from women prices are permanently reduced and the product is sold everywhere at drug dry goods or department stores.
Negro sustains injuries by fall from new building
Siera Glaes, a 92 year old worker, sustained fractures in bones of both feet after a fall at the new People's Homestead and Sav... yesterday. The incident occurred while she was working on the construction site.
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Siera Glaes
Negra Noed
New People's Homestead & Sav
Fall on DeSiard Street Injures Worker, 25 Feet Decline
An unidentified man on DeSiard Street reportedly fell about 25 feet from a scaffold on a ladder at 4:80 p.m. He landed upright on a cement floor at 108 North Sixth Street. Injuries not specified.
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Ings. Association
DeSiard Street
North Sixth Street
Berlin Zoo Replenished With Reptiles and Returning Animals
Berlin's zoo resumes animal exhibits after years of wartime absences. Rhinoceros, giraffes, zebras, apes and birds are being reintroduced to cages that had been empty since 1914, signaling postwar revival.
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Berlin
Postal deficit in Paris hits two cents per person yearly
The French postal service faces a national shortfall of two cents per inhabitant each year, amounting to an overall deficit of about $800,000. The figure underscores strain on postal operations and public funding needs.
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Paris
New Cleansing Cream Promises Firm Plump Skin
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO cleansing cream containing cocoa. It claims to melt into pores remove grime and dirt while keeping skin firm and young looking. Available at Cha Amman Drug Co The Palace and Jens' Drug Stores.
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Cha Amman Drug Co
Jens’ Drug Stores
Amber Rose sale of costume jewelry opens three day event
Amber Rose Women of elegance invite shoppers to a three day sale featuring beautiful costume jewelry at giveaway prices. The event highlights good taste and faultless attire as key themes to attract customers.
A Play of Color and Fashion in Cameo Shoes Sale
A local ad promotes Cameo Shoes offering bold color fashion at six dollars per pair. The listing emphasizes style and value for buyers seeking trendy footwear options.
Remarkable Pump With New 24/8 Heel Design
A remark market note highlights a pump described as Patent leather in Powder Blue and Pink and White Jade Kid with a new 24/8 heel feature. The description emphasizes style and a fresh heel profile for the season.
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