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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
3
The item lists subscription prices for LA and MS, daily and special editions, and carrier rates for Monroe areas. It reads like a newspaper notice of rates, terms, and contact details. No individuals or events are present.
A 1925 King Features Syndicate humorous piece on marriage and kitchen life. The essay wittily notes husbands return home for meals, the pantry as bond, and the grocery tied bond between love and appetite. It frames domestic harmony around food and everyday kitchens.
Dr Henry Taylor head of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics at USDA faces possible congressional inquiry. A noted Wisconsin Agricultural School alum, he was born in Iowa in 1873 and earned his MS in 1898. He studied abroad in England and Germany before joining the University of Wisconsin in 1901 and becoming department head in 1908.
Today marks anniversaries for Lord Methuen British field marshal born 80 years ago. Sir James Lougheed Canadian statesman born 71 years ago at Brampton Ontario. Henri Bourassa Canadian journalist born 57 years ago in Montreal. Rex Beach author born 48 years ago at Atwood Michigan. James J. Corbett actor and ex champion pugilist born 59 years ago in San Francisco.
An English writer in Harpers describes differences between British and American men, highlighting inland citizens who focus on business. She notes Americans are restless nomads chasing expansion, while Britons discuss gardening and royalty. She predicts quiet prosperity will come after framing resources, and praises the thrill of American achievement despite dollar-chasing.
The Monroe National Guard units returned from Beauregard encampment marching down business streets with the Stars and Stripes leading. Spectators largely failed to show the courtesy due Old Glory, with only occasional hats doffed or hearts touched as the flag passed.
A nearby parish bans hunting and fishing on Sunday provoking renewed argument over how law should regulate Sabbath observance. The piece questions extending rules to golf card games car hunting and other activities, arguing against overbearing moral legislation and calling for genuine reverence.
Bruno Lessing argues that public rhetoric on morals masks widespread hypocrisy. He cites religion, politics, film morality, and reform groups to claim Americans lack sincere moral teaching and suggest eradicating hypocrisy requires a higher, more intelligent class of moral educators.
E S Eby sold his paint business to T E Utley and bought a half interest in the Monroe Stationery company. Eby will join the stationery firm, which will carry a first class stock at minimal margins. The firm stocks holiday goods imported from Germany. James D Scarbrough, long associated with Councilman L J Gimler, died at age forty four. Funeral at St Matthews Church led by Father C Mathe. Burial in Catholic cemetery.
A fragment suggests reverence drives a social construct into a counterfeit form rather than genuine law. The wording hints at a force that makes belief into practice without solid foundation, shaping behavior and norms.
Henry Ford dismisses milk and cows as food and argues for synthetic alternatives. He envisions bigger farms, elimination of small farmers, and shift of farming toward corporate control. He also notes industry moving into countryside and urges workers in auto plants, forecasting a decline in American individualism.
A listing of radio station call signs and frequencies arranged by location, naming stations from Montreal to Portland and across the United States with many entries including KDKA in Pittsburgh KFDM in Beaumont and WEAF in New York. The compilation includes city/state pairs and frequency data for each station.
A dense OCR style list catalogs radio programs and performers by time slot across numerous stations. Entries mention orchestras, programs, talks, singers, and entertainment segments with scattered references to specific call letters and acts.
A sequence of late evening radio listings shows KFI KHJ KLX KNX KPO WAMD WCCO WIL WLW WSAI WTAM and others airing programs from lectures and education to vaudeville and organ recitals. The lineup features organ performances by WHAD and KLX and night hours including orchestra and concert slots across stations KFI KHJ WCCO WLW WSMB WSB KOA KYW and more.
The American Automobile Association AA A chapter in Roe emphasizes the legislative impact for members. It notes tour books aid motorists, easing navigation through motor laws and city ordinances while promoting clearer regulations for better driving conditions.
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