National Representatives Ad Rates Foresee Subscriptions
National representatives list for E Katz Special Ad Agency with addresses in New York Chicago Kansas City San Francisco and Atlanta. Subscription rates shown for Louisiana Mississippi and elsewhere in the United States with prices for 1, 6, and 12 month plans payable in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Katz
New York
40Th St
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Kansas City
Waldheim
San Francisco
Monadnock
Atlanta
Marietta St
Louisiana
Mississippi
Road to Success and the Pitfalls of Opportunity
A collection of sayings on opportunity and effort tracing the road to success. It contrasts spending on infrastructure with personal drive, noting that wealth comes from work and persistence, while luck and timing often fail to align.
Notable historical anniversaries from 1757 to 1923
Anniversaries list events and figures across centuries. Charles X born 1757 at Versailles died 1836 in Austria. 1779 Manchester textile riots over Arkwright machinery. 1835 Camille Saint Saens born Paris died 1921 Algiers. 1871 Grand Central Station opened NYC. 1896 Missouri governor Silas Woodson died. 1908 Paterson flood damages. 1923 Henry H. Markham former California governor died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles X
Bourbon
Versailles
Gorz
Austria
Manchester
England
Arkwright
Camille Saint-Saens
Paris
Algiers
Grand Central Station
New York City
Silas Woodson
Missouri
St. Joseph
Knox County
Paterson
N. J
Henry H. Markham
California
Loseles
Wilmington
Notable Birthdays of Public Figures Across the Nation
Today marks birthdays of Myron T. Herrick United States Ambassador to France born Hunting ton Ohio 70 years ago Maj General Leonard Wood Governor General of the Philippines born Wchester New Hampshire 65 years ago Rt Reverend Ethelbert Talbot senior bishop Protestant Episcopal Church born Fayette Missouri 77 years ago Wesley I Jones Republican whip in the Senate born near Bethany Illinois 62 years ago Alfred Dreyfus central figure in the celebrated French army case born 66 years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Huntington
Ohio
Leonard Wood
The
Philipines
Wchester
N. H
Ethelbert Talbot
Protestant Episcopal Church
Fayette
Wesley I. Jones
Washington
United States Senate
Bethany
Alfred Dreyfus
Airplane Battleship Debate Prompts Defense Overhaul
Naval and Army officers clash over effectiveness of aircraft bombing against battleships. Tests in aviation warfare aim to resolve how many 2000 pound bombs and nine planes can disable or sink ships, with public opinion urged to push military to adapt to air power in future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
Navy
Ser
Washington
Fletcher
H. L. George
Lieutenant George
Admiral Fletcher
George
Stop Signs at School Intersections Debate in Monroe
A Monroe editorial argues against adding more stop signs near schools citing marginal safety gains and proposes a school zone speed limit with enforcement instead. The piece notes current signs already exist, urges reducing driving speed during school hours, and supports a motorcycle patrol to regulate traffic while protecting children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
United States
Night College Classes Grow Amid City Enrollments
New York City colleges report over 40 000 night class enrollees with many working daytime. Dean Madden cites 8000 night students at NYU seeking renewal of imaginative energy and stronger understanding across business and science. Presidents note that only about half of applicants persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Dean Madden
New York University
Too Sincere a Suitor and the Women We Seek
A Spectator reflection on gender, coquetry, and the shift toward sincerity. It traces how men’s and women’s roles evolved from flirtation and bearing rules to open, equal dialogue, arguing Lincoln’s sincerity undercuts dating success and heralds broader equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamaliel Bradford
Abraham Lincoln
Harper’s Magazine
Lincoln
Adam
Eve
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Louis XIV
Napoleon
Kingg
Monroe to Build New Jail Along with Local Theatre Plans
News from Monroe reports a new jail approved after a police jury and city council conference. Estimated cost 25 000 to 30 000 dollars, city paying half under current charter. Also announced are a matinee by Duncan Hypnotic Company at Sugar’s Theatre and Lyceum Theatre’s new Hudnal’s orchestra program starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
D. A. Breard
Grayson Guthrie I. Baer
Shaw Jones
Court House
Sugar’s Theatre
Duncan Hypnotic Company
Monroe
Monroe Brick Company
Laark Merc. Company
Laark
Morehouse Parish
Sperling
Lyceum Theatre
Hudnal
Night Courses Boost Individual and National Growth
The article argues that both day and night students benefit from higher education. Regular students will gain from university study, while night students, striving to improve business methods and job prospects, contribute to industrial efficiency and cultural advancement.
Birmingham banker Oscar Wells named president of American Bankers Association
Oscar Wells of Birmingham Alabama has been chosen president of the American Bankers Association. His career began at 16 in Platte City Missouri and spanned roles as cashier and governor of the Federal Reserve Bank before taking the presidency at the First National Bank in Birmingham in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wells
Birmingham
Ala
Oeiason
Platte City
By & Terlative
Texas
Fort Worth
Houseton
Dallas
Federal Reserve Bank
Dalas
First National Bank
British Parliament Dissolved and Elections Called A Year Ago
A year ago today the British Parliament was dissolved and general elections were called. The United States Navy dirigible Shenahdsak departed Fort Worth bound for San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Shenahdsak
Fort Worth
San Diego
Is Your Health Slowly Slipping Away
An old style medical ad claims failing kidneys cause backache dizziness and urinary issues. It promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic with a Monroe testimonial from Mrs. L. H. Henderson and lists price 60c and Foster-Milburn Co. as manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Monroe
Rice Growers of State Require Winter Rains
Baton Rouge reports heavy rains needed in Mermentau and Crowley rice areas to supply irrigation streams and lakes for 1926 crops. E Landry and J Mitchell Jenkins note waters from Mermentau river Lake Arthur river and Bayou Que de Torture show high salt content. Kaplan tests show burned soil rice lodges while unburned soil yields healthy stalks as samples await chemical analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Mermentau
Crowley
Landry
Louisiana State University Extension Division
J. Mitchell Jenkins
Rice Experiment Station
Mermentau River
Lake Arthur
Bayou Que de Torture
Kaplan
Mr. Landry
Lutheran Co-eds Bound by Strict Dress Code
Freshman co-eds at Capitol University face a strict yearly code from the Capitals Academiae Pulsae. Rules require a waist belt, dresses seven inches from the ground, dark hose, light footwear, center-parted hair with one side curled, no powder or rouge, and a towel carried on the arm all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
I. N.S
Capitol University
Academiae Pulsae
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John P. Medbury
Rockefeller
Aim
West Side
Ed Cason
Mesdames L. Mills
T. M Simonton
W. G. Faulk
W. R. Mitchell
A. E. Mitchell
I. H. Hamilton
S. S
Nature
Omna
DeSiard
Oscar Kihlberg
Monroe Hotel
Dixie Roofing Co., Inc
Faylor-Nash Automobile Co
Grand Inc
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