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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1927

Page

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Manly Ross Manly Dies at Sanitarium After Long Years

Ross Manly of near Kelly Louisiana died at age 68 in a sanitarium on Sunday. Born April 16 1855 in Columbus Missouri he settled near Columbia and later moved to Kelly as a fruit grower with a nursery. He survived by his widow and children Mrs W E Kirkland Mrs F C Childers F H Manly nine grandchildren.

Monroe B.C. Childers Etter Kelly Manly Columbia W. E. Kirkland F. C. Childers F. H. Manly Riverton

Local Traffic Spree Causes Multiple Vehicle Damages

On Sunday multiple accidents occurred across city streets. A. W. Lofton collided with A. E. Culpepper at Pargood and Grand, Culpepper’s truck parked and rear damaged, Lofton’s front fender bent. Millard L. Rossett’s car struck Ellen Peevy’s at De Biard and Hall, causing a bent tender. E. C. Finley and E. R. McKay collided at Walnut and Jefferson causing blowouts and damaged lights. Walker Glenn’s car struck Mrs. Frank Stubbs on North Third, damaging fender and tire rack. Mrs. E. A. Crevitt’s door handle broken after passing a truck in Harrison Street. Mrs. O. R. Lewis and Fireman Jack Blanks collided on Grammont, fender bent. Sam Sherwood’s car, with family, hit by Frank Tichell Jr at Bry and St. John. one child hurled, no serious injuries. Tichell’s car sustained fender, wheel, and bumper damage.

A. W. Lofton McHenry Avenue A. E. Culpepper Pargood and Grand Streets Culpepper Lofton Millard L. Rossett McHenry Street Walker Glenn Auburn Avequa Frank Stubbs North Third Street Washington Breard Streets E. A. Crevitt Oak Street Harrison Street Peter Jones R. Lewis Riverside Jack Blanks Grammont Street Lewis Blanks Sam Sherwood Sterlington

Cardui Rejuvenates Nervous, Anemic Health in Woman

Mrs. Noble J. Heaven of Waterloo recounts three years of Cardui use improving strength, weight, color, and energy after a period of nervousness and poor appetite. She reports a twenty pound gain and lasting good health, and recommends Cardui to others for weakness. Cardui has endured for over fifty years as a remedy for similar ailments.

Waterloo Cardus Cardui

Four deft wire act at Franklin parish fair in Winnsboro

The La Kose Troupe performs on the wire as the Franklin parish fair opens in Winnsboro. Reported injuries include Jack whipping over two hooks and Tunney's knees, with Dempsey's slip like knockdown and a tenth round wrap to the floor. A transfusion was deemed necessary for a patient in illness.

Charleston Franklin Parish Winnsboro la Kose Jack Tunney Dempsey

Car Crash Leaves Minor Injuries After Sherwood Sides Damaged

A vehicle blew out on the Sherwood car injuring a person whose injuries were initially feared serious but later proved slight.

Sherwood

Fight Pictures Well Attended at Lyceum Theater Show

The championship heavyweight bout between Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey was shown at the Lyceum Theater with strong crowds. Viewers watched in slow motion as Dempsey knocked Tunney to the canvas in the seventh round and questioned the referee’s count before a decisive moment.

Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Lyceum Theater Dempsey Dave Barry Tunney Aliy Slayin

Volunteer 10 Give Blood to Save Nurse Life

A group of volunteers, including firefighters and other city workers, tested their blood but most samples would not match the patient. Police officer Joe C. Anders proved a perfect donor after 32 tests and donated blood to aid the trained nurse at Riverside sanitarium where Mrs. Wright remains in care.

Dodson J. T. Wright Bonita Anders Joe C. Anders Riverside Sanitarium Wright

Bicycle theft reported on Layton Avenue in the locality

Local man Donald Wilkerson of 417 Layton avenue reported to police the theft of his bicycle. The item is described as a Pierce Arrow. A yesterday column misidentified a doctor. the correct reference is to the late Dr. T. D. Fisher with Dr. A. F. Fisher practicing medicine at 200 1-2 De Siard street.

Donald Wilkerson Layton Avenue Pierce Arrow W. E. Smith Miami A. EK. Fisher T. D. Fisher A. FE. Fisher de Siard Street

Spivak Will Directs Body for Dissection and Skeleton Gift

The will of Dr. Charles David Spivak directs that his body be given to a medical school for dissection and his skeleton be sent to the University of Jerusalem to be used for anatomy instruction.

Denver Qet Charles David Spivak University of Jerusalem

Miss Elder Boards Lima Amid Warm Madeira Welcome

The American aviatrix Miss Elder and fellow flyer Haldeman boarded the Lima at 11 last night amid cheering crowds and autograph seekers. The voyage follows a three day Madeira visit marked by admiration and a public display of nerve during a veranda encounter with a British Englishman.

George Mackay Madeira Horta Miss Elder Haldeman Atlantics Paris Lima Mackay House Lilli Dillenz

That Baby You've Longed For Motherhood Advice

Mrs Burton offers free guidance on motherhood and companionship through letters from Kansas City. She describes pregnancy as joyful and attempting, promising happiness with a daughter and a supportive husband. She invites women to write for confidential, triweekly correspondence from 1940s era Kansas City.

Device prevents headlight glare for cars

W. M. Willy of Mitchell South Dakota announces a new automobile device that prevents passing car headlights from blinding the driver. It fits all cars and installs in one minute. The inexpensive invention is marketed with a free sample offer and distributor commissions, addressed to W. M. Willy Dept. M-57 Mitchell SD.

W. M. Willy Mitchell S. Dak

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