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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
6
The piece extols back of the worker the Thinker who guides steel, plows, and machinery toward a dream made real. It cites the role of management, labor, and planning in turning production into profit and dignity, with references to farm and industrial life and the shaping influence of thoughtful leadership.
A mosaic of editorials critiques and wry observations from Missouri newspapers. The Standpatter questions progressives amid war talk while Huerta’s gunboats Progresso and Democratico are noted. the Republico may be sunk in a metaphorical 1912 tidal wave. Roosevelt is joked about finding naked tribes, river explorations, and fashion. Stone returns to Washington as Missouri’s rising senator with praise from Vice President Marshall.
A poem by Homer Clark Bennett, M. D., argues that society applies a double standard to male and female sins. It questions equal blame, sharing, and forgiveness, urging universal charity and equal judgment at life’s end.
In a spelling lesson a teacher asks volunteers to define words. The class discusses the word lunch and Johnny explains that a lunch is what you have for dinner when your father is away.
During Wesley's Ireland travels a carriage stuck in mire led to a poor man needing twenty shillings to pay rent. Wesley loaned him money, saying go and be happy, then remarked the halted carriage showed why it stopped. Nearby, a loan office advertisement sits above social notes about Mrs. J. M. Medcalf visiting New London friends.
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