Southwestern Louisiana Institute Opens New Science Building
Lafayette September 7 AP Students return to Southwestern Louisiana Institute for the 25th session to find a $65,000 science building with $25,000 equipment ready, plus a nearly finished Pavilion Gymnasium and a usable stadium. President Edwin L. Stephens begins his 25th year as enrollment is expected to rise by about 100.
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Louisiana
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Ohio University
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New Orleans
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Tulanse
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Guin ‘Ala
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Cal
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Nora Power A. B
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Europe
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Dorothy M. Kidd
Alice N. Boucher
Washington, la
Ed May Landry
Supervis
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Pineville
Louisiana College
Baptist Church of
Smackover Crude Production Drops During Past Week
United States crude oil output rose 22,500 barrels daily to 2,138,850 for the week ended September 5, per the American Petroleum Institute. Smackover Arkansas heavy oil fell by 4,000 barrels daily, while excluding Smackover total rose 26,500. Regional gains and losses listed include California, Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas regions, Louisiana, Arkansas, Montana, Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming with varying shifts.
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American Petroleum Institute
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Oklahoma
Kansas
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Texas
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Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Atlantic
Eh Lee Tae
Women in Japan expect suffrage in future generations
Tokyo dispatch reports Miss Fusae Ichikawa of the Suffrage League saying Japanese women will gain the vote eventually via educated girls. She cites training in schools to broaden social outlook, with militancy seen as unlikely now. A majority of public men support rising female political consciousness.
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Tokyo
Japan
Fusae Ichikawa
Fusen Kakutoku Domei
Miss Ichikawa
Labor Day Thanks Sent By Ouachita Chamber
Secretary D F Walker of the Chamber and Labor Day executive committee sent thanks to C F Flowers of the Louisiana Baptist Orphanage Lt H B Harris of Huff Daland Dusters and Captain A H Losh district engineer U S Bureau of Public Roads for aid in the celebration The notes express appreciation from Ouachita Parish Governments Monroe and West Monroe Monroe Labor Council and the Chamber of Commerce for grounds flights and cooperation of the Federal government and local agencies.
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C. F. Flowers
Louisiana Baptist Orphanage
Ouachita Parish
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Monroe Labor Council
H. B. Harris
Aviation Service
Labor Day Calebration
Huff Daland Dusters Corporation
Air Service
Regular Army
A. H. Losh
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
After the Manner of Paris frock pattern features
Pictorial Review Printed Pattern No. 2719 offers a silk frock with simple Parisian style elements. It details a slightly shirted front under a grosgrain bow with darker silk bands, short kimono sleeves, a French fold neck, and slashed front. Materials listed for medium size include 3 yards 36-inch figured silk and 4 yards plain silk, with sizes 14 to 20 years and 34 to 48 inches bust priced at 45 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Louisiana College announces faculty changes for year
Louisiana College in Pineville announces a 550 enrollment forecast for the year and faculty shifts across departments. Miss Lo Bowen takes English, Jr G Shaw Chemistry, Mrs H M Weathersby education, Ruth Jean Hamilton Spanish, C W Lord education, W C Spight physics, and Kathryn Sand home economics, amid campus improvements and fundraising.
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E. O. Wood
W. C. Spight
M. B. Pearce
Kathryn Sand
WM. Bomar
Pilot Tobin Survives Shenandoah Crash Returns at Lakehurst
Fred J. Tobin, chief pilot of the Shenandoah which went down in tragedy, survives the crash and is warmly greeted by his wife at Lakehurst New Jersey, marking a poignant moment of reunion.
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Fred J. Tobin
Lakehurst
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Ed Pfeiffer Heads to Forest Hills for National Tournament
Ed Pfeiffer southern singles tennis champion departs Louisville for Forest Hills New York to compete in the national lawn tennis tournament starting Monday. Fellow finalist Jack Caldwell of Atlanta also enters and the pair will practice together weekend afternoons.
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Ed Pfeiffer
Forest Hills
New York
Jack Caldwell
Atlanta
Pfeiffer
Early coffee status and Brazil slave history
In early history some viewed coffee as intoxicating and imposed severe penalties for its use. Brazil abolished slavery in 1888, when about 750,000 enslaved people remained in the country.
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Brazil
Young Daniel Webster Shy But Tomorrow's Orator
As a boy Daniel Webster was so shy he could not speak pieces before classmates, a early flaw contrasting with his later status as one of the world's great orators.
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Daniel Webster
Queen Victoria and Opals in Gifts and Local Graduation
The diary notes Queen Victoria showed no prejudice toward opals and allegedly gave them as marriage gifts to daughters. A Santa Ana high school lists a mother and son who recently graduated, marking a local educational milestone.
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Santa Ana
New York Hotel Converts Floor For Oversized Guests
A New York hotel is reclaiming part of its twenty second floor to accommodate fifty tall guests with special needs. The plan creates a dedicated space with enhanced room dimensions and services.
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New York
Ni Late insecticide promises fast, safe home protection
An old warning style ad touts Ni Late to kill flies and many pests in every room. It claims insects die instantly from a moist gas while asserting the product is harmless to humans, animals, fabrics, and curtains, urging households to spray regularly to keep homes pest free.
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Grant
Today’s Anniversaries 1736 Carter Braxton and More
Virginia signer Carter Braxton born at Newington and died in Richmond. Charters mark Blount college becoming the University of Tennessee. Battle of Lake Erie saw Perry defeat Barclay. Salem Oregon sold town lots first. Fremont seated as California’s first US senator. Wasp disappears after leaving Singapore. Southern governors discuss direct trade with Liverpool. Irish Free State joins League of Nations Assembly.
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Wasp
Singapore
Atlanta
Liverpool
Irish Free State
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Smith Bros Shoes Offer Tablet and Pencil with Purchase
An advertisement from Smith Bros announces free tablet and pencil with any purchase of boys or girls shoes. The note appears in a 10-21 dated local retail listing.
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Smith Bros
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