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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1915
Page
4
An old newspaper snippet notes a city carrier delivery plan with a monthly rate of 50 cents and a weekly news service priced at 1.00 per year. It mentions six months in advance and a delivery timeline. The text阅读 appears fragmented but centers on pricing and advance payment for local news delivery.
The News-Star announces Allan Sholars and Carl McHenry as candidates for delegate to the Constitutional Convention from Ouachita parish. Col Frank P. Stubbs Jr. is also noted as a candidate.
A British commentary lauds President Wilson as the world’s first citizen amid the rift with Secretary Bryan. It criticizes German diplomacy, argues Wilson’s moral strength and restraint, and notes American sympathy for the Allies while Germans face loyalty choices.
The News-Star urges Ouachita parish voters to set aside personal feuds and factionalism and reject delegates who would write a constitution reflecting wisdom, justice, honesty, and the interests of all the people. It argues harmony will elevate Louisiana to a well governed, progressive state.
A compact chronology lists events from Hudson mutiny in 1611 to Costa Rica earthquake in 1912. It notes Hudson Bay voyage with Henry Hudson, John Smith's death in 1631, New Hampshire ratifying a constitution in 1788, Daniel Lambert’s death, Cyrus McCormick’s reaper patent, Mexican Juarez presidency in 1867, union law in Germany 1884, Senate treaties with Japan and Mexico 1886, the Gram Island capture 1898, and a Caribbean storm in 1912.
The Shreveport Journal lauds Woodrow Wilson for rejecting expediency and avoiding a needless war with Germany or Mexico. It argues he would face public ire if he risked national honor for votes, praising his principled leadership and stature on the world stage.
Los Angeles hosts the eighth annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges with ninety exchanges represented among about 9 000 attendees. The event runs through Thursday night featuring discussions on taxation legislation appraisals municipal ordinances and city planning led by regional leaders.
We have employed a competent manicurist at the Hotel Monroe Bar bershop who will be at your service at all times. Buster Brown hair cuts a speciality. S. N. REED, Proprietor. 1$-6t
Dixie Fever and Pain Powders manufactured by the Morris Morton Drug Co in Fort Smith Arkansas are now for sale by all druggists. The ad promotes a trusted remedy from a local chemist and lists manufacturing details for consumer purchase.
Hon Burd S Patterson longtime editor and political figure from Pottsville born June 21 1857 and now secretary of the Civil Service Commission of Pittsburgh. He helped found civic celebrations and played a key role in anti boss movements and reform efforts. Also noted Mohammed Ali Mirza former Shah of Persia age 45 and Ralph Craig Michigan athlete age 26.
Dr Joseph Goldenberg of the U S Public Health Service cites pellagra non communicable and urges diet variety with peas as a staple. He recalls Confederate soldiers surviving on parched corn and peas, arguing peas counteract spoilage and disease, while stressing sanitation and moderation.
Palm Beach Suits Cleaned and Pressed 50c by Union Woolen Mills at 127 DeSiard St phone 73. Also Aqua-Vitae water delivery five gallons for 25 cents in Monroe and West Monroe. Finch Bros 16 -1!
Report on the Louisiana Press Association convention in Monroe notes social events and a major push for a Louisiana Training Institute for delinquent boys. Foster parents emphasize humane treatment, with plans to expand homes and facilities. Attendees praise the institute, while speakers like Col. Tom Holland and Lee Bentley entertain.
Notice is given that A B Gaude will petition the Mayor and City Council of Monroe Louisiana for a license to conduct a bar room and drinking saloon at 511 DeSiard Street under the name A B Gaude. The filing reference is 11 104.
Notices indicate bids for advertising privileges in street cars operating daily are to be received by the City Council by the date of the next meeting. Mayor H. DPD. APGAR. 10-19.
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement claims a $100 reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features endorsements from F. J. Cheney and the National Bank of Commerce Toledo, touts internal bloodstream action, and notes a 75 cent price with free testimonials. It also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana reports using Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains with great benefit She urges others troubled by rheumatic pains to try the product and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
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