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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
2
Since the News and Star merged last June the management will discontinue delivery to subscribers in arrears and place accounts with an attorney for collection. The paper costs 5.00 per year in advance for 1910. otherwise 50 cents per month. This applies to city and mail deliveries with no deviation.
Merchants in Monroe report a strong Christmas season with sales up at least fifty percent over last year. The piece urges unity and regional development to capitalize on the favorable outlook, highlighting the area's fertile hinterland and timber resources as incentives for investment and trade growth.
A classic meditation on success praising steady plodding over raw talent. It argues geniuses arise rarely while patient, persistent effort yields lasting achievement, noting early promise can fade and many overlooked learners later outpace brilliant peers. Mothers are urged to foster steady study habits.
A treatise on education stressing personal responsibility and effort. It argues employers owe more than wages to prevent inefficiency and that wealth and happiness come from striving beyond pay. It cites natural laws, sowing seeds of success, and self mastery as key to transforming one’s life.
The passage argues that when a person recognizes creative power within, they can command the hidden forces and seeds of their being, becoming the rightful master of themselves and shaping circumstances. It emphasizes self mastery over outside conditions.
In a world of sorrow and financial strain the piece argues that many hide pain behind a smile. It notes societal pressure to appear strong, warns against forced cheer, and cites a cynical view of public happiness while urging discretion in mirth.
Dr Orne argues the white slave traffic is a nationwide syndicate endangering children and calls for harsh penalties and spiritual prevention. He cites a Chicago case involving an eight year old girl found with a colored family and assigns investigation to himself in Judge Schulze’s court.
Selig presents a scene line up with Heuben visiting Miss Van Asterbilt and the two reels titled Brought To Terms and Judgment. The Hen Pecked Husbands are described as finally victorious in a pure tragedy not an honor picture by Essanoy.
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