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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1929

Page

2

No Car Shortage on M P Railroad Lines This Year

J Cannon vice president and general manager of the Missouri Pacific railroad says no shortage of cars or locomotives for 1929 grain movement. He cites 6 000 grain cars planned and 4 635 cars now stored in Kansas and Nebraska with 600 undergoing light repairs. The railroad also expects 15 surplus locomotives locally and 25 more in service elsewhere to meet traffic needs.

J. Cannon Missouri Pacific Railroad Kansas Wheat Belt Cannon Kansas Nebraska Missouri Pacific Western Lines

Seek Reductions in Pontchartrain Bridge Tolls

A federal petition filed by Jahncke Service Inc seeks toll cuts on the Pontchartrain Bridge. Current rates 1.25 per car plus 10 cents per passenger would drop to 1.00 flat. motor coaches 3.00. trucks 1.25 to 2.50 by tonnage. bicycles 0.50. motorcycles 0.25. pedestrians 0.15 for crossing the five mile structure.

News-Star New Orleans Pontchartrain Bridge Jahncke Service, Inc Five Mile

Dancing as Medicine in Amazon Region Doctors prescribe dance

In Chicago on June 28 Associated Press reports Renepe Williams of the Capt. Marshal Field expedition describes dancing as a therapy along the Amazon. Doctors and medicine men dose out dancing for the ill and even perform dances themselves for feeble patients.

Associated Press Chicago Amazon Llewellyn Williams Capt Marshal Field

Wisner Social Notes From Wisner June Visitors and Trips

Wisner reports show numerous visits and business trips across towns including Gilbert Winnsboro St Joseph Monroe Natchez Lake Village and Greenville. Local residents and guests such as Mr. and Mrs J B McCoy Mrs R W Hair and D H Porter are noted along with trips for shopping boat races and medical recoveries.

News-Star Wisner J. B. McCoy Gilbert E. J. Shipp, Jr D. H. Porter St. Joseph R. W. Hair Winnsboro N. S. Brocato Oak Ridge O. R. Francis of Peck J. B. Thomson Austen E. Ezell Albert Perrington Monroe M. C. Dampier Natchez Helen, Hazel Loraine Glasgow Madge Risher Truett R. Foster Lake Village Ark E. J. Lynch L. D. Hoover Lee Bayou T. S. Davis M. S. Mayer E. F. Good Ferriday B. E. Edwards Marguerite Kiper Juanita Funderburk F. P. McKeiver Y. V. Bondurant Sicily Island W. P. Linthicum Wallace, Jr R. L. Segrest William C. L. Enright H. B. Womble, Jr

Reconciliations Rise 1000 Percent Says Judge James B. Ruhl

Judge James B. Ruhl of Cleveland Ohio reports reconciliations up 1000 percent this year while he handles about 100 cases weekly.

James B. Ruhl Cleveland Ohio

Forty and Eight Plan Promenade on July Eighteenth

Barkdull Faulk post No. 13 members meet to set July 18 as the next promenade with twenty candidates for initiation. It is likely ten will be initiated July 18 while the rest await a second ceremony. The group backs the July 4 boat races and approves a July 1 boat ride. Parish fair plans are discussed with a pledge to help, though no committee is named.

Barkdull Faulk Post No. 13 American Legion

Rome eases bathing rules at Adriatic beaches

Government amends regulations to ease restrictions on bathers along Adriatic coast beaches. New code lets visitors enjoy sea and sun without severe limitations, addressing rising tourist avoidance.

Rome

New Group of Variable Stars Indicated by Harvard Research

Cambridge, June 28. Harvard College Observatory reports evidence for a new class of variable stars. US Persei shows a 907 day cycle with shorter 90 day fluctuations, and TW Pegasi matches US Persei’s light rhythm, suggesting a distinct group.

Cambridge Mass B. P. Gerasimovic Harvard College Observatory Harvard Mr. Gerasmovie

Record of Hunters on European Estates and a Kaiser Hunt

The article profiles a game keeper apprenticed to the Duke of Marlborough and later chief game keeper for Prince Szechenyi’s vast Austrian Hungarian estates. It recalls a hunt with the former German Kaiser in which falcons aided the killing of 5,338 birds and animals in one day, a figure Nash calls a world record.

Duke of Marlborough Prince Szechenly Austria Hungary Nash

The Child Who Does Not Eat Half His Dinner

A health advice note explains poor appetite in children may stem from bowel slow down. It recommends a gentle vegetable cleansing and endorses California Fig Syrup as a trusted laxative used with children for thirty years.

California

Little Hope for Movie Star's Recovery

Los Angeles June 28 Gladys Brockwell screen actress was fighting for her life in a hospital after an automobile accident near Calabasas north of the city. Surgeons reported compound skull fractures and other serious injuries with little hope for recovery. P Stanley Brennan advertising man suffered broken shoulders and severe facial and head cuts as the vehicle overturned.

Los Angeles Cal Gladys Brockwell P. Stanley Brennan Calabasas Here Brennan Miss Brockwell

Woman Out of Politics But Finds it on Stage

London report recounts Mrs. Hilton Philipson, once one of ten women in parliament, leaving politics to return to the stage where she first played the private secretary to a politician. The piece notes her career shift after success as a lawmaker and public figure.

Associated Press London Hilton Philipson Philipson

Itchy Rash Relief Promoted by Tetterine Products

Advertisement touts Tetterine Ointment and Soap as pleasant and fast acting cures for rashes. It claims germs are killed and trouble ends, with ointment priced 60c and soap 25c. Available at drug stores or from Shoptrine Co. Room 13 Savannah Ga.

Shoptrine Co Savannah

Exiled heroine Mab Russell shines in new political comedy

The article highlights Mab Russell as the stage heroine in Exiled, described as a comedy of the sociology of politics and the latest work by John G Worthy. It notes her return to the stage and her appeal to constituents as she seeks favor anew.

Mab Russell John Gworthy

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