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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
4
A New York chemist invents a non smearing lipstick so a kiss leaves no marks on the man’s collar. The piece humorously contrasts kissing with lipstick stains and domestic mishaps, poking fun at fashion, grooming, and spoons in courtship.
Today's birthdays honor Sir Robert L. Borden former Canadian prime minister born Grand Pre 71 years ago. Maj. Gen. Harry Taylor chief of engineers U S Army at Tilton New Hampshire 63 years ago. Frieda Hempel noted soprano born Leipsic Germany 40 years ago. Thomas W. Miller former Alien Property Custodian born Wilmington Delaware 39 years ago. Octavius Roy Cohen Charleston South Carolina 64 years ago.
Railroads including the New York New Haven and Hartford plan to acquire motor buses and trucks to compete with motor trucks and buses on short hauls. Passenger service on some lines may losslessly operate with steam locomotives only at heavy cost. Railroads face high maintenance costs while motor vehicles offer lower upkeep and flexible routing amid rising auto ownership and highway travel.
Rev. C. Everett Wagner of New York City urges churches to offer courting parlors for young couples lacking space. He notes urban homes are crowded and rooms for social life are scarce, arguing small towns with roomy homes handle such needs more easily and that this solution may be overlooked in cities like Monroe.
A West Monroe crowd gathered around an excited hotel keeper on a Wednesday, drawing praise for sheriff and police for calm handling. The piece notes crowds amplify fear and emotion, warning that even mild rumors can distort reality while urging strict regulation and ingenuity to maintain order.
The piece argues that reducing laws is seen as vital for restoring prewar stability yet risks accusations of liberalism. It cites the Homer Guardian Journal claiming laws infringe rights and breed rebellion, urging education to elevate standards so most prohibitions may become unnecessary.
The piece argues that belief fuels action while doubt drains power. It cites Henri Amiel and Darwinian doubt, urging steady positive beliefs, avoiding paralysis, and using a big circle to revisit doubts with renewed perspective.
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Obituary notes the death of Senator Samuel McEnery in New Orleans and his Monroe ties. Marriage report: Gladys Wimberly wed to Gus Toombs north of the city. Local events include dreamland play rehearsals and Balloon Night with fireworks and free tickets. Wigman outing party returns with names of attendees.
The speaker advocates a halt to new laws until the nation catches up with current lawmaking. He suggests trimming statutes to reveal the benefits of governing with fewer laws and predicts that future retention of a leaner system will prove advantageous.
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