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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rates for Monroe residents for mail and carrier delivery, with prices for one year and six months, plus a 50 cent postage surcharge for out of town copies. It notes advance payment and renewal terms and lists editorial and business office contacts.
A notice states that the Associated Press news dispatches are exclusive for republication and that local news content published here is included under copyright and rights terms.
Article extols swimming as a healthful democratic exercise with sea and municipal pools, praising its fitness benefits and social value. It warns against overindulgence and notes growing interest in the Southwest with new seaside resorts and public facilities.
Trish Areland leads pro treaty stance amid fierce opposition from anti treaty factions. Rory O Connor denounces belligerence while Griffiths party emphasizes patience and forbearance. Southern Ireland sentiment shifts as political leaders respond to treaty fallout and public anxiety.
The passage surveys Civil War era factions including pro slavery states rights extremists and Lincoln backers, noting Lee's dilemma and the North’s hardliners. It contrasts unionist patience with wartime passion, urging democratic tolerance and enduring peace beyond mere majority rule.
This date in history surveys key events across years including the 1785 first Episcopal diocese convention in New York City, Napoleon’s abdication in 1815, John H. Mitchell born in 1825, Surratt’s release after Lincoln assassination trial deadlock, the 1893 sinking of the British battleship Victoria, the 1906 coronation of Haakon VII and Queen Maud in Norway, and Governor Slaton commuting Leo Frank’s sentence in 1915.
The article notes a new national politician who has only lately entered public office in the Senate. It highlights his stance on a soldiers' bonus to be paid in cash from bank profits and contrasts this with his chemistry background. Born in Maine, he trained at the University of Maine and led the chemistry department at the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station from 1884 to 1890.
A professor from North Dakota Agricultural College, still linked to the institution, aimed for a U.S. Senate seat two years ago with the Non Partisan League backing, seeking to honor the chemistry profession in politics.
Maglac toothpaste neutralizes mouth acid and preserves teeth. Sold by Phoenix Drug Store. Automobile repair by first class mechanics at Saunders Garage. Satisfaction guaranteed. 16 tf.
A vintage ad-style piece promotes Merry War Lye for home soap making. It touts easy non boiling soap under 30 minutes using kitchen scraps and lye, plus the label offers recipes and household cleaning uses. The ad emphasizes economy, safety features, and a 38 year legacy.
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