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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
4
A Town Talk editorial argues for rethinking schooling and vacation patterns to better suit child development. It contends current education overemphasizes memory and standardized pacing, urges attention to individual growth, and warns that uniform schooling may stifle creativity and life skills.
A poetic statement foresees Pes Talozzis guiding a future in which caring for young children and pursuing high ambitions in early education become central, shaping teaching philosophies and家庭 growth.
The article outlines the U S government’s increasing role in international affairs and domestic reform. It notes the new administration and Senate face a large budget with calls for federal reorganization, salary classification, and changes affecting ex soldiers immigration tariff taxation Europe debts and the economy.
In hard times the packers and coal mine operators found safety in backing from major business interests opposing new controls. Bills now before Congress target cold storage air communication education strikes coal and oil production and exchange handling of livestock and trains with many food and provision regulations also pending.
A deliberation on capital and labor regulation cites Lord Macaulay warning against paternal government. The war era saw broad government controls over communication and industry, many of which were later rolled back as public sentiment shifted against continued air and wire regulations.
The nation faces a fierce debate over government regulation as calls grow for large federal road funding and oversight. Farmers struggle, lawmakers seek relief in Washington, and students of government watch how far federal reach will extend into private business.
The piece argues that extending relief to cotton farmers is essential to avert a two billion dollar loss to Southern producers. It notes Britain’s export guarantees since 1914 and continued Egyptian cotton purchases with loans covering up to 80 percent of value. Relief funds from wartime cotton sales could directly aid Southern farmers and benefit the nation.
A New York inquiry reveals banks and insurance firms press borrowers with foreclosed properties to secure loans. Lenders unload valuable holdings to pressure applicants, suggesting prices are inflated. One borrower accepted a $676,000 property to obtain a $1.5 million loan secured by $2.9 million in collateral. Another took an old hotel valued at $115,000 to obtain financing.
A letter critiques lenders for disguising actual loan amounts, noting a borrower receives far less than the stated 650000 note and pays a higher interest rate, urging financial conscience in Gotham institutions.
A devotional meditation on flowers in biblical text. The essay links flowers to God’s care, citing Hosea Job Psalms Isaiah James and I Peter to show how nature reflects mortality and enduring truth, arguing that while flowers fade, God’s word and righteousness endure forever.
In Jonesboro Arkansas on June 13 Judge Trieber fined several violators of federal game laws. John W. Hardy of Manila received the heaviest penalty at 500 dollars plus costs for selling wild ducks. Nick Gurnow got 50 dollars and six months in jail for selling 24 wild ducks to a Hot Springs hotel. Edwin D. Ashmore was fined five dollars for serving wild ducks at his Paragould hotel. Additional fines of five dollars and costs were levied on others for shooting ducks in the Big Lake Bird reservation. U. S. game warden V Visart testified. Also note New York reports the death of former Cuban president Jose M Gomez.
President Wannamaker summarized recent cotton industry proceedings from New York and urged using treasury seized wartime cotton as a revolving fund for price stabilization. He warned the idea risks being seen as a pipe dream and noted seizures largely involved Confederate cotton and misappropriation by agents.
In Buenos Aires theaters, cloqueurs who provoke applause demand recognition as part of the professional theatre trade and push for unionization of their work as a formal vocation.
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