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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
4
The piece urges civic pride over unattractive streets with weeds several feet high along sidewalks and driveways especially in residential areas. It calls for action to force property owners to clear weeds and maintain attractive premises.
The article urges donations to expand New Orleans Charity Hospital with equipment and space so all applicants can receive treatment. It emphasizes regular health checks, early care, and access for the poor, noting the hospital’s role beyond surgery and the need for trained staff and nurses. It also mentions charitable support at rail crossings and hints at others like a French eyeball grafting expert coming to America.
Wade Ellis cites four hundred U.S. periodicals with five million copies that allegedly advocate violent insurrection against the Government. He references a bill in Congress to address such publications and notes a delay in Senate action, arguing the danger of sedition.
The author denounces political cowardice in Congress and calls for action to protect property rights and government authority. Vice President Coolidge is cited on vigilance as essential to liberty. The piece notes Wall Street calls the era anarchic and laments idle workers in Monroe. A healthy Sunday is proposed to stay home after church.
The Slug trade journal argues true Americanism rejects defiance of laws and intoxicating conduct. It criticizes frontier independence, condemns bootlegging coverage by newspapers as promoting lawlessness, and urges firm stance against drink and immorality in society.
John T. Adams of Dubuque as Republican national committee chair pushes a new view of party work. He publicly criticizes the president’s foreign policy and world court plan, challenging traditional party harmony and signaling insurgent pressure within the GOP. The piece contrasts Adams with old guard leaders and notes broader political tension.
Arthur Brisbane argues that advertising creates permanent value by building factories, stores, and wealth. He likens the advertiser to an architect guiding business from idea to widespread belief, urges study of clear writing, and highlights advertising as a fast path to growth and efficiency.
One year ago today a conference on Russia opened at The Hague while the American Relief Administration completed its work in Poland after a period of aid and reconstruction.
Today marks anniversaries for operatic singer Johnson Gadski born in Andar Prussia 61 years ago. Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhuus U N retired born in Belleville 72 years ago. Lieut. Gen. Sir Charles Carmichael Monro British commander in the late war born 63 years ago.
A letter from Harry D. Wilson, Commissioner, warns Louisiana farmers that nitrate of soda sold for crop use may be left where animals can lick it. The substance is deadly to animals if ingested, urging publication of the warning statewide.
China’s civil war cut government railway revenues by 551,566 yuan for the year ending November 1922. Eleven lines rose, but disruption and military control produced a overall loss. The Peking Mukden line under Chang Tso Lin accounts for 992,946 of deficit, Wo Pei Fu’s Peking Hankow line adds 189,501, leaving total government revenue at 17,087,359.
The lower house has adopted the cabinet plan the Chinese cultural Relief Bill to dispose of Boxer indemnity returns and the Shantung Railway sale. The current year’s fund totals 1 498 580 yen to promote Chinese culture aid students support exchange lectures assist schools and hospitals relieve epidemic sufferers.
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