Week's Calendar Highlights Social Visits and Events
The Monroe area notes a busy week with Newsboy's Club meeting at the K P Hall and plans to mingle with the Red Men at the park on July 4. It reports numerous visits and guests across Sterling, Bastrop, Sterlington, Ouachita, Minden, and other nearby towns, plus a Forsythe park baseball fundraiser and St Hyacinth's Academy commencement with details on graduates and performances.
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Newsboy’s
Red Men
K. of Phall
St. Matthew’s Hall
St. Hyacinth’s Academy
Louise Rivoire
Lucy Guerriero
Camille Gimler
Poisoning Cotton for the Boll Weevil
After the rain when no other farm work can be done, every person can spray cotton at about 25 cents per acre. Machinery cannot do it in that window. Before it is too late contact B. W. Marston of Shreveport Louisiana. P. S. Beware of quacks and base imitators.
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B. W. Marston
Shreveport
P. S
French-Canadian Festival Gathers in Worcester for St John’s Day
Representatives of French-Canadian societies from New England and eastern Canada rally in Worcester for the annual St John’s Day reunion. Governor Aram J. Pothier, Rhode Island’s first Canadian born governor, is guest of honor.
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Worcester
Mass
New England
Canada
St. John’s Day
Aram J. Pothier
Rhode Island
Harvard Class Day Outing at Sanders Theater
Cambridge June 24 Harvard seniors in black gowns gathered at Holworthy Hall then marched to Appleton Chapel for prayers by Prof G H Palmer followed by a procession to Sanders Theater for the formal class day exercises in the yard at the university.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Holworthy Hall
Appleton Chapel
G. H. Palmer
Sanders Theater
French Market coffee blend gains famed reputation
A grocer urges readers to order a can and experience the rare favor of the blend. The note highlights the coffee's reputed excellence and ties it to the tradition of the French Market.
Class Oration and Ode Follow Seniors’ Ivy Ovation
W R Ohler of Bethel and E T E Hunt of Mechanicsburg delivered the class oration and poem. Seniors later marched, cheered buildings, and gathered at the stadium for the ivy ovation by F W Sullivan of Lowell. The address featured sharp wit and was warmly applauded.
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W. R. Ohler
Bethel
What is marriage the blind institution
A satirical Q and A from United Presbyterian about marriage and courtship. It jokes on divorce, engagement, finances, and parental authority with light irony. It notes stereotypes about fat suitors and the difficulty of managing spouses while implying parental and religious perspectives.
King George Forty-Fifth Birthday Publicly Observed Across Empire
The forty fifth birthday of King George, born June 3 1865, was marked as a public holiday across the empire. Reports from Britain and dominions show widespread observance with twenty one gun salutes fired in London Windsor and at military and naval centers nationwide.
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London
George
Windsor
United Kingdom
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Guarantee Offer
A guaranteed refund awaits buyers who are not satisfied after two thirds of a bottle used per directions. The remedy is sold by all druggists and customers are urged to try it.
Final Indian gathering to end tribal customs in Muscogee
Dur ing ten days from today Muscogee Oklahoma will host the final conference of representatives from every Indian tribe in the United States. The event marks abandonment of tribal laws and entry into full American citizenship. Chief Quanah Parker of the Comanches heads the arrangements for this historic gathering.
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Muscogee, Okla
United States
Quanah Parker
McMillan Realty Offer No Sale No Charge
Local real estate agent McMillan lists properties with a no sale no charge policy. Sellers pay only when a sale closes, a guarantee aimed at reducing upfront risk for homeowners.
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McMillan
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