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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

1

Residents Return Home After Travels From Across States

Monroe residents and families are listed as returning from trips to St Louis Chicago New York Natchitoches and Atlanta. Several announce visits to relatives in Georgia Florida Tennessee and Illinois with other locals taking positions and recovering from illnesses at St Francis Sanitarium and Madisonville Kalish Music Store.

F. A. Appleby West Monroe Georgia Florida Tennessee W. H. Fair, Jr Madisonville Texas Kalish Music Store Mrs Fair

Local residents host guests and vacationing families

Mary Smith and Kethleen visited from Tene with summer stops at Camp and a stay with R. B. Garrison and Robert and Martha. Arthur Kins, now in Memphis, visits friends here. Dan Dudley returns from Plano after summer with Mearoe Grocery. The Lorraine family visits E. L. Faetener household while Mrs. Lorraine extends stay. J. W. Plate family enjoys Virginia Beach weeks before homeward trip.

Dan Dudley Plano, Tex Suinger Mearoe Grocery Company Hhe P. C. Willis

Catholic Ladies Altar Society Reports Net From Lawn Fete

The Catholic Ladies Altar Society met with Mrs H G Cooper. Rev Father Vandegear opened with a prayer. Minutes and a report on lawn fete earnings were read by secretary Mrs John Williamson. The group planned an October 1 orphan box deadline and enjoyed punch and cake during a social hour. Members and visitors attended.

Catholic Ladies Altar Society H. G. Cooper Father Vandegear John Williamson Mesdames F A. Wright BR. Hays Chas. Hartley S. Hodges Ha. Guerrero Steve Lenon Keller Walters Filho R. Breard J .M. Estell Jas. Bovenkemsn Robt. Breard Vo Verret Tom Frasier John Doyle DD. Morris Hawthorne Rimes Mra Riety Mise Beety Jackson Lizzie Reynolds Meridian

Federal Reserve Board notes slower readjustment in August

In its monthly review Washington reports that public resistance to excessive prices helped push a downward trend in August values. Demand showed up in wholesale markets with limited unemployment in some areas. The board stayed cautiously optimistic about broader industrial stability, saying progress is slow but readjustment continues and much remains to be done before a stable basis is achieved.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

Insect Bell Echoes Through Japanese Curiosity

A natural curiosity in Japan centers on a black beetle nicknamed the insect bell. It emits harmonious sounds reminiscent of a small silver bell, drawing interest from observers and scientists alike.

Japan

Elijah and Jeremiah In Historic Prophetic Narrative

A compact survey traces Elijah of Tishbeh in Gilead and his dramatic acts against Ahab Jezebel and Baal the drought fire and mercy toward the people. It then follows Jeremiah's call during Josiah Jehoiakim and Zedekiah reigns detailing imprisonments prophecies and the fall of Jerusalem.

Elijah Christ Ahab Kensly Jepeds Cherith Baal Jezebel Naboth Tishbeh Gilead Damascus Land of Israel Elah Re. Howe Keing Jeremiah Babylonia Judea Gedaliah Egypt Baruch Babylon Jehovahin Judah Jeremish Zedekiah Nebuchadnezzar Jerusalem Ager

Cox to Swing Around Circle in Democratic Tour

Governor James M. Cox leads a broad Democratic speaking tour after his San Francisco nomination. The itinerary covers Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Montana, and western states with stops at fairs and several major cities before returning east toward Utah, Colorado, and Nebraska.

Columbus James M. Coa San Francisco Far West Mech Milwaukee Minnesota Hamline Minneapolis Peeches Patgo Billings Butte Velenas Mossentas Pacute Tacoma Seattice Portland Canidate Furti Omaterma Utan Colorade Nebrastea

Low cost lunch menus aid a growing boy

A reader seeks inexpensive nourishing midday meals for a active boy, avoiding salad and cold leftovers. Suggested dishes include rice and cheese, Grapenuts pudding, farina pudding, stewed prunes, cocoa, milk, and fruit, with simple recipe for Farina pudding using milk vanilla and rind, baked in a water bath.

Bey Farina Coek

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