News Star Publishing Company Admission of Staff Roles
The document lists roles at The News Star Publishing Company Limited Co with EB Fau Soy as President Reoert, a Vice-President W Worthington, and Secretary-Treasurer a Member, noting Associated Press rights and mail subscription rates in Louisiana Mississippi and elsewhere in the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
News-Star Publishing Company. Limited Co
Reoert
W. Worthington
Associated Press
Louisiana
Mississippi
Selecting a Leader for Louisiana’s Next Governor
An editorial from the Manufacturers Record urges bold national leadership to meet vast public works and growth. It links to a July Alexandria mass meeting seeking a third candidate for Louisiana governor, arguing voters need a strong able leader for the state’s upcoming development era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Blue Ridge
Alleghanies
St. Lawrence
America
Alexandria
Louisiana
Manufacturers Record
Co operative Experiments In Empire Marketing
The piece notes experiments in cooperative marketing in Canada and Australia. It cites Queensland laws requiring farmers to sell through a cooperative when a majority votes, and Canada weighing government price regulation to curb market uncertainties. It argues such forced cooperatives may face legal and social obstacles and urges supporting voluntary cooperatives instead.
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British Empire
Canada
Australia
Queensland
Co-Operative
Ountry
Another Foolish Prohibition Critique On Beer
Brano Lessing criticizes a Prohibitionist committee for objecting to Chamberlin drinking Pilsner in Germany. He applauds German beer culture and defends Mrs. Lindbergh from the committee’s stance, arguing for personal restraint and minding one’s own business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brano
Chamberlin
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Pilsen
Bohemia
United States
Mrs. Lindbergh
Diversified farming praised by Mississippi banker letter
An unsolicited letter from C. C. Ivy of West Point Mississippi extols diversified farming over a single crop system. He notes cattle sheep hogs and poultry boost farm income reduce bank borrowings and strengthen lenders. He cites Georgia bankers adopting diversification after the boll weevil and urges broader adoption despite localization limits.
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Mississippi
C. C. Ivy
West Point
Cotton Belt
Georgia
State Bankers’ Association
Association
Miseiesipp
New York Confidence Men Tout Real Estate Hoaxes
Medbury lampoons a crop of New York con artists who pretend to own landmarks and public assets. The spoof lists fictitious deals from Grant's Tomb to City Hall, Penn Station, and Riverside Drive, ending with the claim that crooks sell back land to farmers.
Garrett Named U S Ambassador to Mexico in Retirement Tease
John W. Garrett, from a prominent Maryland family, is cited to succeed James R. Sheffield as U S Ambassador to Mexico. He began in diplomacy in 1901 at The Hague, served in Berlin and Rome, held ministerial posts to Venezuela and Argentina, advised in France during world war, and led as Minister to the Netherlands and as secretary general of the Washington Conference.
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John W. Garrett
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
Maryland
Hague
Berlin
Rome
Venezuela
Argentine Republic
State Department
France
Netherlands
Garrett
Curative Workshop Helps Return to Work After Surgery
A narrative on the Curative Workshop in New York City as the final step in recovery, offering paid production-based work to rehabilitate patients back to employment. It follows a discouraged worker named John Abbott, his wife, and a recovering shoulder injury case, illustrating regained confidence and return to his job in three weeks.
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Fred H. Albee
M. D
New York City
Gorgas Memorial Institute
East 21St Street
John Abbott
Elton
Bill
John
Dan
Babe Ruth
Notable Birthdays Marking Anniversaries Across Ages
Sir Herbert Ames born in Montreal 64 years ago today. Helen A. Kellar born in Tuscumbia 47 years ago today. Julius Klein born in San Jose 41 years ago today. Julius W. Atwood born in Salisbury Vermont 70 years ago today.
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Herbert Ames
League of Nations
Montreal
Helen A. Kellar
Tuscumbia
Ala
Julius Kiein
U. & Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
San Jose
Calif
Julius W. Atwood
Arizona
Salisbury
Fifteen Years Ago In Monroe June 27 1912 Local Notes
News notes from Monroe dated June 27 1912 list visits and events. W Y Harper of New Orleans is a business visitor, James Meek ill, Mrs Thomas of Sterlington visiting, J E Peters and daughter Marie back from Hot Springs, A R Taylor train master visiting, Mrs B B Guice visiting, Mrs J A Perry and children at their plantation home, L S Bosworth a business visitor, Miss Marjory Smith a guest of Miss Presiey, Miss Kate Henry visiting, Mrs S S Keener returns from Natchitoches Woman's Missionary Convention, Olive Chambliss attends a funeral, Mr and Mrs A Mayes and children return home, Mrs Sarah Schuster hosting Mrs C Reimami, H S Lowe leases Kaliski home, Miss Margaret Tissington becomes pipe organist at the Presbyterian church.
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W. Y. Harper
New Orleans
Monroe
James Meek
V. S&s
Thomas
Sterlington
H. M. Elder
J. E. Peters
Marie Peters
Hot Springs
A. R. Taylor
Presiey
Atlanta
Walter Smith
Kate Henry
Walnut Lane
West Side
Alice Henry
S. S. Keener
Natchitoches
Olive Chambliss
Calhoun
Sam Allen
A. Mayes
Jonesville
Hope Ross
Sarah Schuster
Tom Atkinson
C. Reimami
Little Rock
H. S. Lowe
Iron Mountain
Kaliski
Grammont
Calypso
Margaret Tissington
Presbyterian Church
Margaret
Haden
Anniversaries through 1925 mark notable events
A sequence of anniversary notes cites events from 1816 to 1925 including Admiral Hood’s death in Bath in 1816, the 1841 Fiscal Bank bill, Calhoun’s 1848 Oregon bill speech, 1877 Danube crossing, 1890 Palmer’s National Exposition chair, 1894 poll tax ruling, 1903 railway disaster in Spain, 1925 Col John Coolidge illness, and the Metropolitan Golf Association’s 157 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Hood
Bath
England
Fiscal Bank of
United States
Senate
John C. Calhoun
U. S. Senate
Oregon
Danube
Turkey
Thomas W. Palmer
Michigan
National Commission
Nevada Supreme Court
Bilboa
Saragossa
Spain
John Coolidge
Plymouth
The Unpardonable Sin Against Biography
Dr Alexander Cairns urges against postponing life and champions ambition as life’s fuel. He notes contentment and bustling action can coexist, comparing pursuing progress to a bird that nests near a cataract and arguing against passive living. He warns against opportunism and extols productive striving.
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Dixie
Walt
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