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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
3
The article explains when a check becomes stale and the bank's duty to verify funds before payment. It notes that the bank may face risk if paying a stale check, and that determinations are fact-specific. Examples include cases like Lancaster Bank vs Woodward and First National Bank vs Needham.
The advertisement promises quick healing from burns cuts bruises and bullet wounds using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It claims relief for boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles and notes the product costs 25 cents at all druggists.
Reports from Chicago claim Mississippi Republican delegates were paid about 400 dollars each to back Taft with some allegedly switching later. One delegate reportedly sent a telegram after Taft’s nomination for 1.25 dollars, paying with a 50 dollar bill, fueling graft rumors about Roosevelt supporters and steam roller tactics.
The text advises using Chamberlains Cough Remedy to ease coughing and expel thick mucus in whooping cough cases. It claims it liquifies mucus, assists expectoration, and notes successful use in epidemics. available from all dealers.
A vintage ad promotes Perspino powder to keep underarm areas dry and stain free. It touts no fabric damage, easy one minute application, and full satisfaction or money back. Sold by druggists for 25 cents a box, or direct from Perbo Co., 2715 Lincoln Ave., Chicago.
Robert H. McTeer seventy three of Brookhaven Mississippi, wealthy planter, and Mrs John R Christian of St Louis his childhood sweetheart long separated by the Civil War plan to wed tomorrow after noon at the home of Mrs Walter Culver the brides niece. Dr Christian widow of the late Judge John R Christian died 1901 connected with first families of St Louis and as a girl was a belle in Callaway county.
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters for women's health praising strong nerves bright brain and even temper. It claims peach bloom complexion ruby lips and restful sleep come from pure blood and health. The copy urges readers to try the tonic to cure indigestion backache headache fainting and dizziness with a 50 cent price at druggists.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts will sail from Boston for a week in England. They will be hosted by the Honourable Artillery Company of London and welcomed by King George at Buckingham Palace. A banquet at Armory House in Finsbury will honor them. They will visit Windsor and place a tablet at Captain Richard Keayne’s birthplace.
An advertisement touts Make-Man Tablets as the sole safe method to build muscle and nerve strength. It offers a 50 cent trial box to nervous men and women and guarantees refunds if not satisfied. The copy claims dramatic health improvements in days and urges sending a free coupon to start immediately.
Deputy Sheriff R Holland of Florence Alabama traveled to Memphis to report John Legg is a murder suspect once fled Florence. Legg has lived as a hermit in the Ozark mountains of northwest Arkansas after escaping. A $1000 reward was offered for Legg. He reportedly hid in caves and survived by trapping game and tanning hides as he moved through Missouri and the Ozarks.
Louisiana levee officials and local business representatives from Concordia Tensas Madison and St. Joseph met with Fifth District legislators in Baton Rouge to push bond authorization. They propose tax adjustments and revenue from the bond to fund levee needs, aiming for approval at the June 26 board meeting and governor support as a less burdensome revenue source.
American National Insurance Company opens a local office in room 115 of the Central Savings Bank and Trust Company building. The agency offers life health and accident insurance with prompt claim service and personal attention from Superintendent J. V. Patterson.
The second trial of Dr. George A. Fritch opens in Detroit a year after the State Supreme Court ordered a new hearing. He was convicted of murdering Mabel Millman in Ann Arbor via a criminal operation and disposing of her dismembered remains. The chauffeur who testified against him vanished, hindering proceedings.
A vintage advertisement urges expectant mothers to prepare for childbirth using Mother's Friend. It claims the tonic supports the body's natural changes, aids breast care, and improves comfort during pregnancy, promising healthier babies and recommending Bradfield Regulator Co. products from Atlanta.
NEW NAVY SPEED REC COELDO Newport R I June 26 The torpedo boat destroyer Paulding made what is claimed to be the fastest time ever made by a vessel of the United States Navy During two hours of annual speed and smoke tests the Paulding averaged 2.7 knots She is under Lieut B H R Doyle She has held the destroyer record for two years after making 31.8 knots last year and was among the first oil burners built for the navy.
The livestock dipping pool at Sacksionie La will serve the public on June 20. Fees are 15 cents per head for one or two animals, 10 cents for two to six, and 5 cents for six or more.
Clyde Line vice president H H Raymond said a leader will be sent to the Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union and the annual agreement, expiring this week, will likely not be renewed. He cited objections to union staffing rules that force accepting any available men and burden the line with cargo value and responsibility. Other Atlantic coast lines are expected to follow this course after a long conference.
A letter from Shellhorn Alabama reports Mrs. Carrie May suffering constant weakness and headaches until Cardul was taken. After two bottles she recovered fully and recommends Cardul as the best medicine for womanly trouble. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers a 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet on request.
Union officials and steamship representatives clash over sleeping quarters and food aboard ships. The Sailors' Union warns the current agreement ends this week and a strike seems likely, though the Cook's Steamship Union says it will stay out of a fight for now.
After a frightful coughing spell in Neenah Wisconsin a man developed severe side pain and two broken ribs doctors blamed the attack on persistent coughing. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy claiming to ease coughs and heal lungs with a money back guarantee and a free trial bottle offer.
Calico Rock Arkansas June 26 Strong opposition to the tick eradication law grows in southwestern portions of the county. Several vats have been destroyed with a dynamite, and near Guion the dipping solution was poured out and holes shot in the barrel.
The South Dakota Holiness Association holds its annual camp meeting at Mitchell on the camp ground near the city from June 27 to July 7 under Rev. C. J. Fowler of Massachusetts, president of the National Holiness Association, and Rev. F Weigle of Pasadena, California.
An advertisement urges seniors to use Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion and bowel regularity. The product is promoted as mild and gentle, suitable for middle aged and older individuals.
Mise Marie Watson, 1912 Magill University graduate and Johns Hopkins professor’s daughter, testified in Municipal Court that Charles Blomberg tried to flirt on the street and take her to a dance hall. Policewoman Emile Gioreaux described Watson as a decoy in the police action and the court convicted Blomberg.
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