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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
3
Wm. S. Hart's drama to be shown at the Lyceum tomorrow requires three lead actresses. Alma Rubens, famed for Oriental beauty, stars as Coralie the Spanish adventuress whose love for Hart's Level Leigh fuels the plot.
Priscilla Dean stars in Hobart Henley's Universal Jewel production The Flame of Life adapting Frances Hodgson Burnett novel. Dean delivers a vivid portrayal of an English girl in the laboring class amid social scorn from the so-called betters.
Vitagraph star William Duncan talks about using music to boost mood and productivity. He promotes the practice in business and notes wartime department stores used community singing before opening, claiming it improved employee performance. He is finishing work on When Danger Smiles, a outdoors thrill picture with horse daring feats and fist fights, to be shown at the Picture Garden tomorrow.
Our dairy invites community support as inspectors praise its sanitation. The note invites suggestions to enhance the facility, aiming to be the state’s most modern and thoroughly sanitary dairy. Visitors welcome at Greenhouse Dairy. Also promotes Edwin Clapp low shoes on sale through D. Masur & Son.
A recruiting drive for the National Guard is underway with an army tent outside the post office. Sergeant Prentice O. Clark and Bugler Leon Hikman of Company G, 156th Infantry, invite 18 to 45 year olds in Monroe to enroll, pass the physical, and read write. Enlistees will ship to Camp Beauregard Louisiana on July 15 for fifteen days of field training, with mornings for drill and afternoons for recreation and athletics. The tent is open through June 23 and rolls close after camp until announced.
Walter F. Earlinger age 20 son of Rex M. Earling retired Chicago real estate operator drowned when he fell from his father's yacht near Poydras fifteen miles below New Orleans. Body not recovered. Also notes Harding duty statement and tariff commission probe.
The Ku Klux Klan plans a New York parade in full regalia defying Mayor Hylan’s police disruption threat. John Keagle Johnson of New York state says the group complies with law and has a right to parade. Over 1,000 Klansmen reportedly initiated at East Islip Long Island meeting, with 25,000 attendees estimated.
Scientific milk ad from Greerhouse Dairy promotes pure milk delivered iced to homes with phone service. Alexandria business trip secures trade with Burkie Marksville Evergreen Catton Port Manshura Heasmer Cheneyville Echo Avoyelles Rapides parishes and nearby cities. Heat wave claims total fourteen deaths with noon temperature at eighty eight.
One lot of Walk-Over Shoes with values up to 10.00 is offered at new price 3.85 by Masur & Son. The notice lists lot numbers 22 to 31.
John Sharp Williams III of Yazoo City was reelected president of the Mississippi Fire Insurance Agents Association at their annual meeting held in June. The organization represents local fire insurance agents across the state and plans to pursue new member services and training programs this year.
William Moseley of Baton Rouge long associated with Standard Oil details health improvements after using Tanlac. He cites relief from high blood pressure, rheumatism, mornings fatigue, and kidney worries, noting meals improve and rheumatism retreats. Ad promotes Tanlac with testimonials and nationwide sales figures.
The annual convention closed in Jackson yesterday with Jackson as the 1924 convention site. Ed Yerger of Jackson was named vice president and W H Pullen Jr of Jackson was re elected secretary and treasurer. Duesseldorf. June 21 The German court martial on the Rhine upheld a death sentence for Paul George an agricultural engineer at Ludwigshafen. Berlin June 21 Five million Germans receive government relief with unemployment concentrated near occupied border districts.
A Monroe citizen extols Doan's Kidney Pills with repeated statements from 1918 and 1922 confirming relief from back and kidney pain. Mrs. L Baur Jr., of 614 Hall St., credits quick cures and ongoing use, noting 60 cents cost and Foster Milburn as manufacturers in Buffalo.
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