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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
2
The note cites Ezekiel 33 11 as a warning against wickedness and urges repentance It mentions Forbes Magazine as the fountain head of success but provides no further detail or context.
A meditation on universal laws governing behavior, nature, and morality. The text argues that no man can evade these laws whether moral, physical, or economic, and that true progress comes from aligning with them rather than resisting their consequences. It notes religion as reading toward understanding these laws and hints at social reforms like shorter work periods.
Former Senator John Sharp Williams enjoys retirement at his home fourteen miles from a large town. He favors reading the classics and sharing with friends, noting his health is generally good and spirits high. His visitors find him content amid books and quotes, a steady tertiary companion in a long political career.
The text muses on attitude toward work and time, arguing that enjoyment drives longer hours and satisfaction. It contrasts eight-hour limits with sixteen-hour days for those who pursue work they love, claiming passion makes work fascinating, inspiring, and uplifting.
A Philadelphia Memorial Day speech by World War I veteran Thadsey Field Malone honors Captain Howard McCail and other brave soldiers. The speaker argues courage and sacrifice prove institutions endure, while warning against excess modesty and the price of truth.
A historic account surveys early global sea commerce from Latin America to Europe, detailing the growth of passenger lines, cargo volumes, and shipboard economies. It notes vessels growing into booming enterprises, with figures on consumption aboard each voyage and the expansive reach of maritime trade.
Editor Monroe News-Star reports a Bricklayers claim that rumors of a fixed daily brick count are false. Members explain variability by task type and material, noting some days exceed five hundred bricks and others fall short.
An ordinance in Monroe requires property owners along sidewalks to cut weeds and sand growth. The mayor may issue written notices and noncompliant owners face fines or public works penalties for up to sixty days.
Builders are urged to plan now and begin repairs promptly to avoid adverse conditions seen last year. The message stresses avoiding delays and asserts that any planned job can be completed with ease if actions start soon.
A representative spoke yesterday on efforts to introduce RE-CUMA to help the sick, aiming to reach the greatest number of people. He noted city-specific problems and stressed swift action with Phoenix Drug as a key partner, asserting progress and broad public support.
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