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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
3
The Silver Car screens Saturday at the Picture Garden with a mystery plot that keeps spectators guessing from the first flash. A sudden twist near the end confounds the audience just as a guess seems right.
The Baptist Ladies of Circle No 4 announce a Sunday cake sale at the Royal Confectenary on Saturday June 18 1621. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach. The event invites all parishioners and neighbors to purchase cakes and baked goods.
The Selig film Kazan starring Jane Novak opens at the Saenger Theatre Saturday. The North country adventure centers on Joan Raddison hunter Jimthorpe Black McCready and the dog Kazan who helps convict the criminal with dramatic canine feats. Produced by Col. William N. Selig and presented by George H. Hamilton.
Notice promotes Crystal Spring Min ered water ring 70 and a dancing act featuring three year old Sarah Bertha Hirsch with a minstrel and musical comedy at City School Friday and Saturday nights. Also announces milk price changes. Joe Renwick invites visitors to see the water source four miles north of West Monroe with contact number 70.
An OCR fragment lists Coca Cola advertisements with local vendors including Blanchard and Jones City Drug Store Baker Stokes and Clark and Rotary Elks. It mentions well water references and a “Red water wagon” with a date window 17-21.
A sale listing announces groceries and sundries including flour syrup coffee canned goods matches baking powder Meckie Oil Products gum Mineral Wells water blueing ink lead pencils facial creams soft drinks Coca Cola bottling Orvin’s ice cream Barker’s doughnuts and coffee ice t s and sandwiches with many articles. Located Grand street across from New South Drug Store. The sale runs Thursday Friday Saturday June 16 17 18 hosted by Young Woman's Methodist Auxiliary 14-31.
A nameless Samaritan woman at the well encounters Jesus as he travels from Judea to Galilee. He asks for water and engages her in discussion about his identity, leading to a pivotal moment that precedes his famous sermon.
A drugstore remedy promises to remove freckles fully with nightly and morning application. An ounce is usually enough to clear the skin, with a money back guarantee if it fails to work.
In a fifteenth century tone the text recalls Jesus speaking by the well of Samaria about worship in spirit and truth, the Father seeking true worshippers, and the kingdom within. It contrasts sacred places with inner devotion and ends with a dramatic transition to a later dynastic tale of Henry IV and Gabrielle.
William FE Barton recounts a car trip to a speaking engagement with a young girl aboard. The sunset follows them as they travel a long distance and endure a busy program, illustrating faith journeys and blessings behind every mile.
The life of Gabrielle DEstrees blends romance and power as Henry of Navarre abandons a military breakthrough for love. Famed as one of France's most beautiful women, she drew attentions from Henry III and nobles alike, while her marriage to the Count de Liancourt failed to endure. Henry, a beggarly leader of a forlorn hope, encounters her in a court soaked with intrigue.
Willie asks who Sir Henry Irving was after hearing about actors in circuses and vaudeville. His father explains Irving was a great actor who is now dead, and the boy wonders if he missed the net. The exchange appears in Harper's.
A San Francisco woman left ten nephews five thousand dollars each with the condition that her tombstone be replaced every two years. Each nephew would then inscribe a verse on the new stone expressing his love and affection.
An ex sea captain chides his daughter for returning home after driving. He quips the wind died in the tire and they waited for it to spring up again, a punny exchange noted in Argo naut.
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