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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
6
The notice lists W. Smith as President, Co. E. Faulk as secretary treasurer. It notes second class matter status and the Monroe Louisiana post office filing under the 1879 act. The date cited is June 1 1909.
A speaker argues that earth remains unfinished and humanity is in its cradle. New worlds and a greater race will emerge as science and spirit advance, with inventions outpacing imagination and civilization ever evolving beyond current limits.
The Northern Baptist convention in session at Indianapolis calls for U S intervention to aid Armenians. The state department limits the commission’s duties to inquiry for government information, not binding commitments. The piece argues America must lead international humanitarian action and bear its obligations toward weak nations.
Leonid Krassin addressed a conference of the Russian Trade Department outlining the aims and potential benefits of expanding trade relations. He emphasized strategic partnerships, modernization, and the role of foreign markets in boosting economic growth.
The piece argues that resuming official ties with Russia is premature given Russia's broken economy and limited exports. It cites Herbert Hoover’s address urging realism about Russian business prospects, noting Russia’s bankrupt mines, underperforming railways, and reduced global trade. It warns against overestimating American gains from any quick rapprochement.
The piece notes that improving business conditions in recent months give many the sense that the world of 1922 is moving toward stability and a return to normalcy, though the exact end state remains undefined.
A Paris fashion note signals the sheath gown may return to prominence after years of controversy. Designers hint at renewed appeal amid evolving runways and public debate about modesty and form.
Designers note waistline rising toward a more natural position while signer demonstrates a sheath silhouette featuring a long straight line without belts.
Turbans of maline replace satin and straw cloth as a fashionable shade of brown. The large hat trend ongoing on the street contrasts with the enduring popularity of the close turban in the summer scene.
Gingham dresses are described as affordable this year with options under ten dollars. The piece highlights lower prices compared with previous seasons and notes a snappy style at a budget level.
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