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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
4
The notice states second class matter at the Postoffice under the 1879 act. It lists six months subscription terms and carrier limits for Monroe and nearby areas. It notes payment in advance and continuation upon expiration of prepaid time.
A notice cites the Associated Press exclusive republication rights for dispatches credited to AP and local news published herein. It confirms intellectual property terms for the newspaper's content distribution and reuse.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that no tax revision will be attempted this short congressional session due to a narrow Republican Senate and veto risk. It argues Republicans must still craft a tax program, or bear blame for postponed relief as war costs loom, with the public expecting victory at any cost.
The essay praises rain as a balm for mood and a prompt to cherish home. It recalls family moments, children at play, and the comfort of being indoors with loved ones while rain taps the windows and nourishes memories of childhood and togetherness.
A correspondent questions differences between criminals after a youth from a prominent family was caught taking a car and hiding under a house with 300 dollars in loot from a prior raid. Charges were dropped as owners refused to prosecute, leaving police powerless in the case.
The piece argues that the poor and unknown offenders deserve the same fair treatment as those from prominent families who break laws. It stresses that many so called criminals are victims of circumstances and should receive consideration, with noncriminal status for those acting under provocation or passion.
A reflective piece celebrates rain soaked days where shadows gain presence and mood comforts rise. The narrator muses on weather transforming ordinary scenes into intimate, characterful moments that soothe the reader.
The article notes film profits and star salaries, citing a $170000 life insurance payout for Olive Thomas as evidence of cinema wealth. It compares potential claims for top stars like Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, suggesting movie success equates to money. It also mentions Mrs. M C Willis of Cottage Grove Oregon with 61 great grandchildren and 41 grandchildren.
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