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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
4
A humorous piece touts a new firm offering marriage related policies. It promises immediate protection from abuse and guidance for divorce while joking about women bodyguards and beef steak remedies, ending with the punchline that all couples share the joke on the insurer.
A brief listing recalls key anniversaries from 1720 South Sea Bubble collapse to 1928 League of Nations assembly ending. Highlights include Newton Cannon’s Tennessee governorship, Holstein bombardment of Friedrichstadt, Alexander H. Rice’s gubernatorial nomination, cotton spinning’s centennial, Bishop Charles Scadding’s consecration, a $500 million WWI loan accord, and Geneva League of Nations closure.
Today marks birthdays for William W. Hudband Second Assistant Secretary of Labor born in East Highgate Vermont 54 years ago. Machado president of the Republic of Cuba born in Santa Clara Province 52 years ago today. Deed J Pearson new US minister to Finland born in Sweden 56 years ago. Dr Charles S Howe president Case School of Applied Science born in Nashua New Hampshire 67 years ago yesterday.
A Rift correspondent reports French bombing in Morocco killed two civilians in Shes huan, including a woman. The piece challenges France’s wartime code and warns the Moors may be coerced, noting a pattern of colonization and imperial force across nations and ages.
The piece argues no newspaper can cover all world events and proper understanding comes from reading weekly or monthly reviews alongside daily papers. It notes magazines educate readers on Russia and France debt, boosting informed citizenship and national strength.
A discussion argues that coal shortages push industry toward gas as fuel and urges timely outreach about Monroe gas field resources. It notes super power lines will rise but cautions growth depends on local assets like gas, river transport, and raw materials to attract new industries to Northeast Louisiana.
The Federal Council of Churches report argues prohibition challenges human nature and enforcement limits. It urges education and religion to reshape personal habits while noting federal overreach and the need for public referendum on national policy.
The Calhoun Fair drew over a thousand attendees who praised the livestock agricultural and ladies displays as the best in fair history. Talks by Col. R C Pleasant J A Evans and Prof W L Roy highlighted the event and funds will support another teacher at Calhoun Agricultural High School.
A men’s program begins with an Olaha breakfast, followed in the afternoon by a President’s Parley Luncheon, signaling the start of convention activities and anticipated discussions and events to come.
A week of teas receptions and dinners for auxiliary members planned with events for visiting Legionnaires at multiple venues including the Omaha Country Club and Elks Club. Activities include dinners receptions and tours along with social events through the week and 1000 automobiles availability for women.
A year after the 400th anniversary of the Pacific Ocean discovery the Balboa memorial was dedicated at Parama observing the historic milestone.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat headaches dizziness coated tongue and other signs with Bond's Liver Pills. It claims the pills stimulate the liver remove bile and wastes and cautions that neglect could lead to serious problems.
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