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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1925
Page
4
The article argues money is not the sole goal and cites Anatole France who stayed true to ideals over popular taste. It notes his estate exceeded a million dollars, yet he valued artistic integrity and wrote for joy, producing over thirty volumes and high edition counts in French.
The author argues that electing Field Marshal Hindenburg could mislead abroad and weaken Germany by restoring monarchist overtones. He notes Hindenburg’s age, partiality to coup ideas, and contrasts him with Ludendorff while acknowledging his prestige. The piece also mentions the National League of Women Voters convention in Richmond, April 16-22.
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Brano Lessing argues Americans should focus on improving their towns rather than merely chasing national wealth. He urges citizens to elevate local life, schools, parks, libraries, and civic roles, stressing culture, justice, and public service over real estate and taxes.
Monroe mob rally backs the Drillers as they host Alexandria in the 1925 league opener at Forsythe Park. Manager Wise leads a veteran squad in a bid to boost attendance and show professional baseball’s appeal in town. Stores close for the gala day as locals are urged to attend.
Superintendent T H Harris approves a moral code card for framing to be displayed in every public classroom. The ten headings include Courage and Hope and Industry and Good Habits with sayings about bravery, self control, conscience, humility, and reverence, aiming to influence character as children advance through school.
From the News-Star April 14 1910 work begins on a big tent at DeSiard and Jackson for the Thacker Fisher meeting. Dr Thacker and Mr and Mrs Fisher arrive Wednesday. they stay at Hotel Monroe. First regular service Wednesday at 8 pm. Business men prayer service at 11 45 am today, tomorrow, and Wednesday at First Baptist. City hall work resumes with forty workers including fourteen bricklayers. superintendent H E Markwood aims to finish walls in about thirty working days. All workers are white except laborers who are Black. Samuel K Blend is receiver directing Southern Building Company affairs. City council meets briefly and retains police officers and bridge watchman. Brown Stave Company granted street use for switch tracks.
An advertising notice from Kellogg Oil Co highlights in house inspectors and chemists assuring quality gasoline for cars. The slogan promises reliable performance and urges consumers to try the product.
J S Abbott of Mississippi criticizes Monroe News-Star for backing margarine legislation aimed at boosting butter prices. He argues the policy harms vegetable oil use and laments economic impact on the South and oil supply. Abbott asks for public printing of his letter and a copy of the issue.
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