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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
2
Public notice in Monroe Louisiana outlines official newspaper operations, circulation terms, and payment rules for subscriptions by mail and carrier. It notes post office classification, dispatch rights, and special Thursday edition pricing, with references to the Associated Press for news republication.
A devotional line cites John 15 7 about asking in abiding faith. A Forbes Magazine remark notes that the world rarely honors those who did not begin with humble acts.
A long patriotic meditation on the meaning of the flag, its guardianship of all under its folds, and the blessings of free government. It extols immigrants, public education, speech and press freedoms, and self government as core values symbolized by Old Glory.
The piece questions whether the country faces an immigration crisis and argues for fair treatment to all, noting that in 1922 imports valued over 32 million dollars included crude materials, foodstuffs, and manufactured goods as private capital fuels demand.
An editorial argues immigration must remain a tool for growth but be selective to curb undesirables and bolsheviks. It urges government action to harmonize labor needs with fair policies, emphasizing civic responsibility and a united effort to build Monroe.
A reader argues copper sheet is unsuitable for roofing gutters and valleys citing expansion cracking and unreliability. The letter cites experiments and anecdotes about copper wash boilers and mentions government tests, local buildings, and bids in a defensive critique of copper’s practicality.
A businessman’s shift from active work to leisure triggers a lasting sense of boredom and mental vacancy. The text argues that without external intellectual interests, even wealth and leisure become oppressive and life loses purpose, urging readers to seek diverse pursuits to avoid stagnation. It ends with stray, garbled travel remarkes about Shelby Montana and July heat.
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