25 May 1912
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
1
Sorial Department reports visits and travels around Monroe and Lake Providence. Mrs Jack Tarrington and Mrs Percy Sandel are among locals ill or visiting. Mr McKinney and Mr St McKinney visited Monroe yesterday. Several families plan trips to Little Rock and Wilseing sorrowful notes, with many relatives and friends named in brief exchanges.
Reports from Monroe detail a week of gatherings. Mrs. Thompson’s anniversary party unfolds with prizes and a three course luncheon as colleagues present a leather case. The Mothers Club hosts meetings. dance events feature the Elk Club and young social sets with chaperons and multiple attendees. Rally Day planned at Presbyterian church with a full Sunday School program.
The funeral for King Frederick VIII of Denmark was held at Roskilde Cathedral with European royals in attendance. Christian X and Queen Louisa led at the altar as other monarchs and dignitaries observed a simple service. The coffin was carried to Frederick V’s chapel by eight Danish army officers and entombed beside his parents after a 21-gun salute.
A Newberg Junction, New Brunswick resident attests that Chamberlain's Tablets are very effective and do a lot of good for his wife. The ad urges anyone with stomach or bowel trouble to try them, noting availability from all dealers.
Crowds fill Copenhagen as the funeral party moves toward Roskilde. Bells toll, flags fly at half mast, and mourners line the streets from Christianborg Church to the railway station. Troops guard the procession while spectators fill windows and rooftops along the route.
Two trains carrying the largest special excursion party ever headed West depart from New York and Boston carrying Eastern and New England delegates to the National Electric Light Association convention in Seattle June 10 to 14. The trains will feature electric contrivances including curling irons and electric afternoon teas with giant signs aboard the observation cars explaining the trip.
The brief text mentions a local publication call about Acs and esalt getters. No clear event date or identifiable organizations are provided. The readable terms suggest a promotional or slang phrase rather than a concrete news item.
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