19 Jun 1926
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
1
A detailed list of radio programs across multiple stations including Wop, Paul Minneapolia, and Memphis, with musical performances, talk shows, readings, and sports updates. Entries cover Chicago, Grand Rapids, Davenport, Oakland, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and more, listing times from 4:00 PM to 1:00 AM and featuring orchestras, studios, and variety programs.
Readable fragments describe Emancipation Day events with outings and gatherings among Black residents. The text mentions plans for today and activities tied to the celebration, though details are scattered and incomplete.
The advertisement presents a pattern for a princess silhouette dress in crépe satin with a circular flounce for flare. Appliqué embroidery trims pockets and collar. sleeves use Georgette crépe gathered into braid bands. Medium size uses 44 yards of 36 inch material. Pattern No 2978. Sizes 14 to 18 years and 34 to 44 inch bust. Price 45 cents.
Camp Ki-Ro-Li on the West Side has been sold to a large number of visitors after a period ending last week with an estimated five hundred people besides scouts touring the site. Notable guests included the Toledo scout executive and his family, the Jackson Mississippi scout executive, and several prominent businessmen from various states. J. J. Keith, local scout executive, will continue work at the camp this summer to improve its beauty, while scouts praised the grounds water supply wildlife and trails as key attractions.
Monroe and West Monroe churches plan the first twin cities Mother-Daughter banquet for Camp Fire Girls at First Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. Sally Stunt will headline ceremonies and perform new act.Delegations encouraged as girls wear official Camp Fire uniform and bring a mother or substitute helper.
A narrator confronts Dicky about Lucia Meredith’s secret illness and Dr. Meredith’s life troubles. Katherine’s role as nurse and a hospital stay surface as the conversation reveals Lucia’s incurable condition and the moral tensions surrounding their circle.
The Vicksburg division of the Illinois Central reports a safety campaign titled Careful Crossing running June 1 to September 30 aimed at reducing grade crossing accidents. The plan includes repairs, inspections, shrubbery removal, proper gates, clear approaches, working lights, and role-specific duties for crews.
Anniversaries highlight Charles Loring Brace founder of the newsboys lodge born in Litchfield and died in Switzerland. Luke Concannon Catholic figure linked to New York. Samuel Chase Maryland signer of the Declaration born April 17 1741. Also noted are the wreck of Richard Mart off Prince Edward Island and historical events from 1354 1991 including the Congregational Association of Arizona New Mexico and death of Cheng governor and senator of New Hampshire born February 25 1828.
Mrs C E Buntin of RK F D 6 Starkville says Black-Draught helped her long lasting constipation and headaches. She notes improved bowels and relief from indigestion after meals and even uses it for children. Theadvert says Thedford’s Black-Draught is safe easy to take and costs one cent a dose.
Salt Lake City report by A P 1 notes the Pullman sleeper fire near Crystal Siding Nevada likely killed many. at least six confirmed dead with three passengers unaccounted for. Mrs J G King of Drummond Montana identified among victims. four listed as missing with identities unclear from unclaimed tickets.
Rev D W Mc Elroy urges sermon tomorrow at 8 PM on the theme When the Devil Laughed reflecting on how evil seeks to thwart God by turning people from faith The message centers on the devil's laughter at human failure and the need to resist temptations in daily life
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