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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
2
The article urges caution against stock promoters and mail fraud schemes as more swindles target the region. It advises consulting bankers for informed investment decisions and notes rising available cash in the South, warning that many Americans lose money through laxity.
A reflective piece arguing that true admiration and affection come from humane kindness. It contrasts genius and power with simple acts of compassion, citing Steinmetz Napoleon Jesus Lincoln Johnson and others to show that warmth earns love beyond achievement.
National Representatives advertise with Katz Special Agency listing offices in New York Chicago Kansas City San Francisco and Atlanta. Carrier and mail subscription rates shown for week month and year long terms with advance payment required including regional Louisiana Mississippi rates.
A humorous sketch on winter hardship and warm bed alternatives. It riffs on hot water bags, asbestos pajamas, and farcical misadventures with pets and cold weather. The piece targets poor households and cold economics with witty, hyperbolic vignettes.
Maj. Gen. Charles F. Summerall, head of the Seaway Corps Area at Governor's Island, is expected to be named president in the proposed court martial against Col. Mitchell. A World War veteran, Summerall commanded units from the 1st Field Artillery Brigade to the 4th Army Corps, served on the inter Allied mission, and later led the Hawaiian Department and the English Coral Area before returning to Governor's Island.
The item lists several prominent individuals with birthdays on this date. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of the former president, is rumored to wed again. Rear Admiral F. Hughes, head of the American Society of Naval Engineers, is 39. William B. Bizzell, Oklahoma State University president, 53. Martin Behrman, New Orleans mayor, four years into his fifth term. Jack Britton, former welterweight champion, reportedly prospering in Florida real estate, 40.
In a city Fire Prevention Week effort led by Chief Frank J. Roddy and the Chamber of Commerce, officials urge stronger action beyond standards and ordinances. The piece argues real fire safety hinges on individual care and comparable enforcement to traffic laws.
A lively circus parade rolled Tuesday attracting a large crowd that blocked streets from Goer DeSard to distant blocks. Music from circus bands filled the air as residents old and young watched dreams become real and pondered prewar memories of mud and sand on parade routes.
The article argues that terms like fresh should hinge on time and storage, not preservatives. It notes eggs kept long in storage may not rival fresh or cured meats in flavor, with experts uncertain how to distinguish truly fresh eggs after cold storage.
Highlights include a State Game and Fish Commission exhibit at the Monroe Fair, the L. A. Powers store burglary, and a robust poultry show led by Myatt McClendon. Firemen rescue effort earns praise, School Children’s Day set for October 25 with free admission, plus assorted regional notes on Canada US migration and Locarno Conference chatter.
New Yorkers argue that the city’s winter image comes from Main Street’s flow into Broadway from 48 States, describing an avid desire for thrills and a flirtation with risk that would not be pursued at home.
The Army general staff released a 51 page rebuttal to critics of national defense restructuring. Brigadier General Hugh A. Drum led the briefing denying mismanagement and supporting the current army air service under Major General Mason M. Patrick.
Physicians and druggists recommend Calotabs, a purified calomel tablet, to break up a cold overnight. Take one or two Calotabs at bedtime with water. no salts, no nausea, no effect on appetite. Next morning the cold vanishes and the system is purified. a 35 cent family package includes full directions.
A woman recounts seven years of typhoid related digestion issues and colic attacks. After using Mayis Wonderful Remedy she reports rapid improvement with no bloating and unrestricted eating. The ad promotes the preparation as a harmless cure-all for stomach liver and intestinal ailments.
The ad promotes S S S as a blood purifier to clear pimples and skin blemishes. It claims blood impurities cause eruptions and promises energy and renewed vitality after use. It urges readers to buy the larger bottle from their druggist.
General staff disapproves the plan for a distinct air corps, calling the proposed separation unjustified on any grounds and outlining strong reservations about the change.
A list of notable dates includes 1806 Napoleon era victory at Jena, 1830 Victoria announces engagement to Albert, 1848 Fremont expedition toward a California railroad, 1850 Virginia constitutional convention, 1879 Ohio Governor election, 1299 Dismal Swamp Canal opening, 1902 The Hague decision in Pious Fund case, and 1912 Wyoming penitentiary breakout.
An advertisement fragment promotes Blue Star Remedy for skin diseases including eczema ringworm and cracked hands. It claims no clothing stain and a pleasant odor, noting Monroe sales through Collins.
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