Women and Morality: A National Debate in the Times
A State Times opinion piece argues women are not morally degenerating but improving while men grow less immoral. It profiles leadership, intellect, and destiny, contending women cannot overturn dynasties yet contribute to moral progress. It warns mothers to guard daughters and notes dress and manners shifting with time.
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Kipling
Lucretia Borgias
Katherine
Europe
Hell
Lombroso
Heaven
Swedenborg
Weepn
Rure
The Poor Nuts and Child Nutrition in Society
The Spice Shelf column in The American Child discusses poor nutrition as a root cause of later health and mental issues in children. It cites a New Jersey charity incident and warns that imbalanced food, excessive work, or idleness harm both body and mind, urging balanced care to reduce feeble-mindedness and abnormality.
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The
American Child
National Child Labor Society
New Jersey
The Harvey Speech and American Diplomatic Perils
The piece critiques Ambassador Harvey’s London Pilgrim's dinner remarks, arguing such foreign pronouncements damage U S standing. It warns against sending officials abroad to echo domestic political strains and provoke protests from opponents and supporters alike.
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Harvey
London
United States
Disarmament Debate Highlights Naval Arms Race
The discussion centers on Borah’s naval disarmament amendment and its reception in Congress, Harding’s opposition as ill timed, and the push by the United States and Japan to build ships. The Journal of Commerce notes 41 200 tons and a unit cost of 45 00 000, with sixteen post Jutland vessels in the U S Navy and Japan planning eight battleships and eight battle cruisers.
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Borah
House
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Europe
Harding
Journal of Commerce
Hood
Josephus Daniels
United Kingdom
The
Daniels
League of Nations
Wilson
Senate
Anti-Dumping Bill Faces Strong British Opposition Banks React
Barclays Bank chairman Mr Goodenough notes congestion at British warehouses and cotton stocks valued at 50 to 60 million pounds beyond normal supplies. He cites lack of overseas purchasing power and suggests partial cancellation of allied wartime loans while maintaining US-linked lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodenough
Barclays Bank
Bradford
United States
Monroe Chamber of Commerce to elect new board at annual meeting
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting Tuesday evening to announce a new Board of Directors and to select a secretary for at least one year. The Rotarian message urges citizens to booster their town and participate in community life.
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Mall Ly
Monroe
West Monroe
Torial Boom Hinenineniee
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Germany Accepts Reduced German Import Tax
The 50 percent tax on German imports has been cut to 26 percent, contingent on German acceptance of Allied reparations terms. The change shifts the tax burden to Germany, though it remains to be seen if British consumers will face higher prices.
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Germany
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Monroe News-Star
Bthe News-Ster Publishing
Postoffice
Ander
Darch
Associated Press
Court of St. James
New England
BUICK
Eber of
Sursfectun
Lows, F. E. B. Monroe
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Mich
Pioneer Builders
Monroe Auto & Supply Company
Monroe, Louisiana
Pianchaiog
Quachua National Bank
Monroe, LA
Sgae Bros
Feed Who U. Ltd. Distributors
Williams Lumber CO
West Monroe, la
Monroe and
Central
Louisiana Savings Bank
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