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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
4
A lighthearted note on friendship and seizing a good moment. The speaker reflects that a friend who recognizes value should act promptly to secure it, suggesting urgency in appreciating small pleasures and meaningful dates.
The article argues that true co operation demands collective work for a general welfare, not private gain. It notes a shift away from conservatism toward experimentation, and warns that rapid change often harms durable work values and practical outcomes.
The text argues that understanding marketing problems requires training and experience, especially for rural communities relying on agencies. It says communities cannot instantly acquire this expertise, unlike a champion boxer who demands more pay before action. It notes reports from Paris about synthetic gold and that many yarns are synthetic.
A survey of accessible distribution shows Americans favor history over fiction. Through a mail order series, 15 000 respondents chose preferred books revealing Socrates Life and Death as the best seller with 31 000 000 copies, ahead of classics like The Rubaiyat and Jumping Frog.
Judge Gary spoke at the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting stressing Bible study as essential for individuals and the nation. He cited his Palestine trip, noted a rise in religious discussion in newspapers, and urged Christian teachings as a guide in business to avert chaos.
F. M. Gates says farmers across Ouachita and neighboring parishes shift from sole cotton to growing vegetables dairy cows and hogs under parish agents. He notes a good crop outlook despite heavy rains with corn and cotton progressing well and a bumper crop expected. most cotton to be pooled via the Louisiana Cotton Growers Cooperative Marketing Association.
London, June 5. Sir Leonard Dunning cites swindling as the era’s dominant crime, noting violent crime has declined. He says many criminals exploit wealthy victims through social access, charity scams, and staged entertainments, often escaping prosecution as victims decline public court action.
The National Monetary Association holds its annual convention in New York City with Professor John R Commons as president. Commons, a noted political economist and educator, has taught at multiple universities and advised Government commissions. Madrid reports 45 killed and 210 wounded in recent operations near Tizziazzi Morocco.
Non George H Murray premier of Nova Scotia born Gran Meadows N J today 27 years ago Albert Burleson former Postmaster General born San Marcos Texas 60 years ago Charles G Barkle Edinburgh University Nobel Prize winner born 46 years ago Joseph H Johnson Episcopal bishop of Los Angeles born Schengetady N Y 76 years ago Andrew O Conner sculptor born Worcester Mass 49 years ago
St Paul Norwegian Lutheran Church of America hosts conventions with groups from White Sulphur Springs American Leather Chemists Association Asheville Rochester Ann Arbor and national federations. The report notes cabin floors of Atlantic liners needing over two miles of wiring for repairs.
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