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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
7
An anonymous threat letter warns of death and destruction over a debt involving Carlos. The writer mentions being watched, a neighbor peering through a window, and a plan to leave if Carlos arrives with friends. The narrator vows to use a cannon and not bother if conditions change.
Adele Garrison describes a new phase of revelations as Lillian and Madge scheme to trap a suspected traitor. Mrs Underwood lies ill while Mr Eldridge and a Chinese servant Lee Chow navigate escalating tensions. The scene blends danger, trust, and deception in a household thriller.
English drink statistics predict pubs or saloons will be extinct in 85 years. Off licenses rise as many drink at home while drunkenness peaks in 1924 and Saturday remains the top drinking day. Convictions rise for men but fall for women. methylated spirits abuse grows, concentrated in London.
Maixgen Gadaelines Giacomo vacinit over George H. C Smythe starved off Corsica. a bottle note says marooned with a companion. George G Barnard buys Gothic treasures for the Met. Major General Hines orders Mitchell to face Shenandoah charges. Puccini heirs contest a $1,000,000 estate claiming the son is a love child.
Ottawa report quotes Mgr Laflamme, parish priest of the Quebec Basilica, warning he may bar women from sacraments and church if modest dress is not observed. He denounces modern styles as disrespectful and vows strict discipline for parents failing to set proper example.
Dates and brief notes mark notable events from 1687 John Alden’s death in Duxbury to 1928 Prince of Wales arrival in Quebec. Highlights include Richard Derby’s news to London, 1869 Prohibition Party formation in Chicago, 1877 desert railroad damage, and Thomas H Carter nomination in 1890.
The passage notes Babe Ruth and manager Huggins appear friends again despite a lingering $5000 plaster Huggins placed on Ruth. The line suggests closeness restored within baseball circles after prior dispute.
Dr W W Yen is chosen Premier of China. Defense Day demonstrations occur across the United States. An advertisement notes a broad stock of men’s work and dress shoes with a promise to save a doctor bill. Smith Bros 12-2 School Books and supplies at Phoenix Drug Co 8-61.
Mrs James M Hall of Weathersby Mississippi reports severe pain and weakness before using Cardus tonic. She says after starting the remedy she gained strength, could walk again, and eventually fully recovered after several bottles. She urges others to ask their druggist about the product.
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