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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
Invest in One Trade and Avoid Spreading Funds
The piece argues that specialists prosper by sticking to their training and trade. It warns against diversifying into unknown fields, noting many investors suffer losses chasing profits beyond their expertise. A few rare individuals succeed across lines, but the rule favors dedicated mastery.
Not a Chance for Canada U S Tariff Talks
The Canadian finance minister urges Ottawa and Washington to negotiate reciprocal tariff cuts on vegetables grain cattle hay and fish with a 50 percent proposed reduction. The American president is a staunch protectionist unlikely to embrace the idea, risking disputes with Fordney schedules and the broader protectionist stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Washington
Canada
Spiritual pilgrimage to Monticello drives memorial fund
The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association launches a fundraising plan by selling railroad mileage tickets to the public. Citizens are urged to contribute a few dimes or dollars to purchase Monticello, Jefferson's home, with a one cent per mile cost for the memorial journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association
Defferson
Monticello
Pibads
Virginia
Charlotteville
Memorial Association
Jasme
Political ideals and the balance of republicanism
The piece argues that republicanism lies between Hamilton and Jefferson and that extremes create equilibrium. It urges citizens to defend the home of fearless patriots who shaped American freedom and notes that Washington lawmakers voting no on everything invite continuous political surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Jefferson
Washington
Industrialists Advise Mortgage Plan for German Reparations
German industrialists present to the Cuno administration a plan to mortgage all land at half gold value. Assessments would reach 500 million gold marks annually for five years and 1 billion thereafter, with sixty percent paid by industry and the rest by banking, trade and agriculture. The move signals a potential financial European adjustment despite skepticism. An Ohio man recalls a historic corn record set in 1882 without premature boasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
Germany
Cuno
Europe
Vegetables and Fruits Rich in Minerals and Vitamins
The article outlines how vegetables and fruits supply iron calcium and phosphorus essential for blood bones and heart. It notes water soluble vitamins leafy greens fat soluble vitamin, and stresses using cooking water to preserve minerals. Contributed by the Southern Division American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Southern Division
American’ Red Cross
Secret Political Societies and the Threat of Manipulation
The Chicago Journal of Commerce argues that political leaders infiltrate and control secret or open political groups like Farmers' Alliance and Ku Klux Klan. It warns that professional politicians use rituals and prejudice for ulterior aims, risking public trust as movements become too powerful or corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance
Ku Klux Klan
Chicago Journal of Commerece
What is church music for in worship and life
A reader argues church music should amplify the minister s message and inspire action. It condemns operatic or purely entertaining choirs, praises the traditional sacred song as the soul of worship, and urges singers to align with the speaker and pastor in the ongoing West Monroe Baptist Tabernacle meeting led by A L Wolslagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Detroit
Michigan
Monroe
L. Wolslagel
West Monroe Baptist Tabernacle
Blue Bird Sandwich Loaf Advertised For Ten Cents
A vintage notice touts Blue Bird Sandwich Loaf selling for 10 cents with a prompt to ask the grocer. The brief ad emphasizes a small price point and consumer convenience.
This Date in History: Notable events and births across years
Key historical notes include John M. Harlan born in 1866, Fenian invasion at Fort Erie, James Buchanan’s death in 1868, Joseph Howe named Nova Scotia lieutenant governor in 1873, the Prince Imperial killed in 1879, Thomas W. Keene’s death in 1898, a 1891 brigand raid on Orviet, and the 1917 Kronstadt siege marking a tense wartime moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harlan
Supreme Court of the
U.S
Kentucky
Boyle County
Washington, D.C
Canada
Buffalo
Fort Erie
James Buchanan
United States
Wheatland
Borrit Cove Gap
Joseph Howe
Nova Scotia
Prince Emperial
Napoleon TH
Zalland
Thomas W. Keene
New York City
Oriert Express
Constantinople
Workivensand
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Spectator Dies After Favorite Wins at Buenos Aires Race
An excited man at a Buenos Aires horse race collapsed and died as the favorite led the field. He had 60 betting tickets on the winning horse and insiders explained his frantic support was tied to a superstition about “storing” the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Today’s Blunder Hidden in the Want Ads
A fragment hints that the day’s blunder or misprint lies within the want ads. The note directs readers to scan the classified section for the error or clue.
Centenary of Caroline Gilman Jervey Remembered in Memoir
Today marks the centennial birth anniversary of Caroline Gilman Jervey, noted Southern writer of juvenile stories. Also noted is the death a century ago of Marshal Davoust, famed Napoleon ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Gilman Jervey
Marshal Davoust
Napoleon
Manitogg Walls
Boston
American Neurological Association
Leeds University
England
Christ
Ripon
Onondaga Reservation
New York
United States
Fire Destroys Pittsburgh Children’s Hospital
A fire at the Chil dren's Hospital of Pittsburgh destroyed the Moorehead homestead building and wings. Over 100 children were moved to Magee Maternity Hospital with no confirmed deaths. several firemen were injured and a policeman exposed to fumes. Estimated loss is $65,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Children's Hospital of
Magee Maternity Hospital
Moorehead Homestead
Ford
Childiren
Sitenrtt Neshby
Grain shipments reach Reval for transshipment
Berlin June 1 reports Russia ships 30 to 70 thousand bushels of grain daily to Reval for transshipment to Germany. The consignments total over 50,000 tons tagged for this port and are mainly wheat and rye.
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Berlin
Cate
Reval
Geremany
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