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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1933
Page
2
The Monroe Morning World calls itself independent and impartial. It states it prints news fairly and supports what it believes to be right while opposing what it believes to be wrong, regardless of party politics.
An essay argues honesty pays financially and socially. It cites baseball betting scandals, horse racing doping, and fraud cases like Capone and Bank of United States to show dishonesty costs. It extols trust, warns against underhanded methods, and praises consistency in honest conduct.
A poem by James A. Montague playfully weighs thrill seeking against safer, calmer pursuits. The verses contrast bear country and mountaineering with sea voyages and May flowers, ending with light political satire on government knowledge and cabinet officers keeping portfolios until stable addresses.
Dr Carleton Simon argues against censorship of crime reporting, urging study of all influences on youth. He says media exposure alone cannot solve crime and stresses heredity, home life, education, and social factors must be examined.
A reflective author muses on buried treasure myths and honest living. He shares self improvement maxims about health discipline and conduct, recounting jail time, smoking resistance, and a critique of sensational journalism. It references Captain Kidd legends, famous figures, and anecdotes from Keokuk to Newport.
Chicago university professor reports 3.2 beer does not intoxicate. Students tested on limited effects continue to skip classes. France issues traveler conduct rules. NRA CCC AAA referred to as early recovery measures.
A hen owned by W P Forner of Flemington laid a three yolk egg five inches long and three inches wide in 1933. The item notes an unusual poultry oddity detected by Believe It or Not.
The listing shows details of NBC WEAF and regional networks with program blocks from 4:00 p.m. to midnight. It includes shows like Eddie Cantor, Jack Benny, Minn eapolis Symphony, and various orchestras, choirs, and dramas across East Midwest and Coast regions.
A feature on brutal six day bicycle races at Madison Square Garden profiles Reggie McNamara the veteran rider and his injuries while noting promoters and referees John Chapman and Frank Kremer. It also recounts stories of boxing legends Jamaica Kid and Sam Langford, highlighting past glory and later hardship.
Travelers recount a journey to a country town where locals teach them harsh mannerisms and flawed customs. The piece contrasts charm with the subtle lure of poor conduct learned from residents.
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