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Fragmentary OCR line presents a line from Pope about nature and levels of existence. No clear event or names beyond the author.
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR line presents a line from Pope about nature and levels of existence. No clear event or names beyond the author.
A meditation on mis fortune guiding growth and public service. The speaker argues discipline shapes character, noting a professional man who prospered after losing wealth and focusing on his field. He urges embracing trials as the path to a better life and repeated lifetimes of experience.
The article notes that summer jobs for students bring cash and, more importantly, experience. It emphasizes how good conduct and eagerness to learn can set a path toward a successful career, shaping a lasting business future. In normal times people should not wait for impossible outcomes to stop progress.
A collage of verse mentions dogwoods blooming beside trails, spring sights like robins and bees, and nature’s stage. Interwoven are playful lines about Ajax, Achilles and Plato and a note on Prohibition era dryness.
The piece argues that human energy wasted by criminals like Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker is a tragic waste. It notes their violent crimes, killings of policemen, and eventual death, and asks how society could have redirected such vitality toward constructive work.
A collection of provocative opinions notes Chicago leaders sketching a brighter world. Einstein challenges space, a judge's wealth versus salary raises questions, and New York politics face reform. A German chemist warns iron shortfalls while chemicals replace cannon.
The excerpt presents varied quotes on the meaning of names and personal character, a steel executive’s view on labor unions, a remark about Rockefeller Center, and Dr. Albert Schnee’s comment on Germany leaving the League of Nations. Each line reflects topical opinions from diverse figures.
NRA labor leaders plan showdowns for labor representation on code authorities and shorter hours to move more people to work. A 35 hour week for cotton garment workers is likely early in the fight. Mel Soper, once cabin boy on the Mayflower, will be skipper of the vessel now to be leased as a floating night club on the Potomac. The government aims to curb child labor in beet fields, with Wallace backing limits and wages under the Costigan act, signaling first federal regulation of agricultural child labor.
Vidalia La June 2 Special annual commencement held in the Vidalia high school auditorium. Eleven seniors received diplomas from Principal George Strickler. Judge John Dale Sr president of Concordia parish school board delivered the principal address with J S Burris parish superintendent of education in attendance. Diplomas and awards were given to Robert D Calhoun Jr Omer Cross John Dale III Lorene Cleary Ruby Chandler Callie Roberts James A Seach Mildred Colson William Hodge and Charles F Beard.
Winnsboro Louisiana gears up for a large July 4 barbecue under the local American Legion with a Big Six league doubleheader featuring all member teams and participation by congressional candidates from the fifth district.
A two mile long lake suddenly disappeared in Grover Vermont prompting a note on curious geography. The item appears alongside a cartoon caption explaining the Huia birds of New Zealand as a marital symbol and a Wool-less Sheep feature.
A morning gathering will include remarks by Legion notables from across the state. A free barbecue is to be served at noon, followed by a dance in the evening to close the celebration.
A fragment from Hambone's Meditations by J. P. Alley features dialect humor about an auto man and a sales encounter. The piece blends rural speech with social observation and local color.
New York readers learn of the high spending on pet grooming in the uppity avenue area. A former dog and cat beauty parlor owner recalls clients like Gloria Swanson and Peggy Joyce, with lavish services and pricey treatments for prized dogs, dogs for washing, violet ray therapies, and a revived boom in animal beauty services.
Reverend Charles G. Bruce of First Presbyterian church will deliver the Sicily Island high school baccalaureate sermon at the school auditorium Sunday night at 8 oclock. The theme is The Highway Builders. Last Sunday he preached to Vidalia high school seniors in Vidalia.
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