Calendar of local club meetings this workweek
Thursday at 3 26 p m the W C T U meets at Mrs Joe Beienharna home. Friday the West Side Young Matrons Embroidery Club is hosted by Mrs William Mitchell. Miss Annie Gray continues her visit.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
2
Thursday at 3 26 p m the W C T U meets at Mrs Joe Beienharna home. Friday the West Side Young Matrons Embroidery Club is hosted by Mrs William Mitchell. Miss Annie Gray continues her visit.
An Alvarado Texas man credits Marr’s Wonderful Remedy with curing long standing digestive troubles including colic bloating and indigestion. He reports immediate relief after the first dose and endorses the treatment as a godsend for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. He vows to recommend it to others.
Saturday guests of Miss Nathalie Wright leave for Knor vile Tenn. Mrs. Sallie Ashley of Ruston arrives in Monroe living with her sister Mrs. D. M. Sholars. Mr. Charles Zueblin of Boston is honor guest at City Health Board Civic League events and Riverside Club banquet before a Chautauqua lecture. Berlin reports Ireland political truce strained by coalition cabinet changes amid Irish protests.
Straight, stringy hair made wavy by Herrmanns Permanent Hair Wave. Switches made from combings dyed and renovated. Shampooing and hair goods for sale. All work guaranteed. Miss Myrtle Young at 808 Ouachita Avenue. Phone 647.
London June 22 Associated Press reports coalition ministers clash over war supply policies and Ireland's governance. Controversial appointments of Dr Christopher Addison as Parliamentary Secretary of Munitions and J H M Campbell as lord chancellor of Ireland spark liberal and nationalist criticisms warning of a breakdown in political truces and rising tensions in Ireland.
The Lyceum screens King Baggot in A Life in Balance where the star shows versatility amid a tale of a failing old doctor, a rival, and a daughter, with love and patience winning in the end. The Web of Crime, a Selig two part, features a girl raised among crooks fleeing an arranged marriage, aided by a fisher lad and rescued when the crook is forced into the sea. The Hearst Selig Weekly offers The Greater Courage, a three act photoplay starring Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn, contrasting two brothers and a moral test. The Lyceum presents The Black Box with Eddie Lyons, Victoria Forde, and Les Moran tomorrow as war weariness stirs among soldiers.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier for skin eruptions and germ-related disorders. It claims the remedy enters the bloodstream, reaches deep tissues, and stimulates liver lungs kidneys and skin to expel intruders. It advises contacting The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for severe blood disorders.
London reports reveal 215 Quakers join British army and navy, 45 in the army medical corps, 42 in home guards, and 15 on recruiting committees. The annual Society of Friends meeting notes a strict antiwar discipline, with about 50 resignations offered and 30 accepted as some members enlist while others resign.
An advertisement touts Ross Dead Quick spray as a delightful cleaner that instantly kills insects and germs. It claims safe use on homes, vegetables, and stock and notes Monroe availability through New South Drug Store.
In McDuff Virginia Mrs J B Whittaker says her family avoided serious illness after using Thedford s Black Draught for years. She praises it for upset stomachs headaches and indigestion noting it has helped her children and herself and claims long periods without sickness since starting the remedy. The product has been used for over 70 years and is sold by druggists.
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