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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1925
Page
2
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A string of humorous errors highlights memory slips from everyday life. Tales include a man wrapping twine on his finger to remember hats, a salesman who insulted his own wife, and a Chicago woman fearing her husband’s forgetfulness as he wanders townward with shoes in hand.
Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary of state and leading canon law authority, is expected to travel to America next year for the Chicago Eucharistic Congress. He taught in Rome and Paris, served as apostolic delegate to Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, and led the canon law codification commission before becoming secretary of state.
Today marks 62 years since the Births Day of Italian composer Mascagni noted in AG. Menocal, a former Bresi figure, with reference to Rusticanna in the era.
The piece praises American Labor and its global standing while noting internal flaws and the need for strength over praise. It describes Monroe and surrounding areas observing Labor Day with events including the dedication of the Monroe-Sicard paved highway, linking labor to regional progress and highway modernization.
A collage-like piece reflects on human nature as a shifting, contradictory force. It cites bizarre newspaper snippets from mad escapes to drowning attempts, deaths, quirks of duty, and oddball wishes, illustrating the strange twists found in daily news.
Glenn Frank, former Century editor, argues a literature of despair dulls belief in American institutions and steers readers toward pessimism. He urges an “literature of optimism” that highlights current progress and positive social trends rather than doom and gloom.
The Kansas senator who backed Fordney McCumber tariffs says high duties may block business and disrupt traffic. In Vienna he told a Times correspondent that tariffs harm cooperation and Europe, prompting questions about his party loyalty and beliefs.
From New Ayre s Wuening House comes a proposed packing facility for Monroe and North Ha farmers, to be built east of the city on Vicksburg Road. The two story cement structure will house modern machinery, tempering rooms, and a large refrigerating operation to produce a high quality meat product for daily output. The plant plans to handle 25 head cattle, 100 hogs, and 25 sheep per day, with abundant water supply and sanitary arrangement. Political voters in West Monroe and Ward Five are urged to vote in the tax election tomorrow. a West Monroe railroad venture firm seeks support, including residents outside town limits.
The piece notes reduced U S imports of coffee in the year ending June 30 1924 to 1 279 600 600 pounds from 1 428 504 000 the prior year. It attributes this to higher prices and rising output by rivals while Brazil suffers overreach and warns of continued declines amid tariff protection debates.
At 10:45 p m WSB airs entertainment. 11:00 p m KFI presents players con tralto and KPO, WFAA lists singers and instrumental music. WHT has Your Hours League. WHO offers a program with WLS Revue and organ. WKRC features a classical program. WMC broadcasts organ. 11:45 p m WDAF frolic. 11:50 p m KGO Radio Breezes by K C RB. 12:00 p m WOAW Midnight Alarms WQJ Ginger Hour.
A dense list of radio station identifiers and their programs for the night. Entries include WMAK KOA WEAF WFAA WOAI WRNY WSMB KFI KNX KJR WCCO WHN WHT WOAN WOAW WOO WPG WREO WTAM WAHG KTHS KNX WCEE WHN JJD KLX WIL WSAI CJCM KFI KNX KPO KJR CJCM and more with times from 8:15 p m to 1:00 a m and various orchestras, weather scores, and studio programs.
Schedule shows stations including KFMQ KFI KJR KPO KYW and others airing programs orchestras vocalists and entertainment. Notable items include WBCN Jam borne WCX Red Apple Club WEAF Covational Hour and Skylarks entertainers with a 9 15 p m slot at WOWL and EDKA convert ETHS.
The listing shows a sequence of station codes and programs across the evening lineup. Entries include WHAR WHGES WGBS WGN WJJD and others with 9:30 and 10:00 p.m. segments featuring theater, interviews, jazz segments, and anniversary program notices.
A compact list of notable dates from 1817 to 1923 notes Queen Louise of Desmark’s birth in 1817, 1850 war moves in Hesse Cassel, Bismarck’s 1867 stance, Cheyenne named Wyoming capital in 1869, 1874 death of actor Frederick B Conway, 1887 South Carolina Governor William Aiken’s death, 1894 NYPD Captain Stephenson’s bribery removal, and 1923 Pinchot led mine strike settlement accepted by anthracite workers.
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