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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
4
An essay on the gang spirit in youth, praising its energy and leadership while arguing against breaking up gangs. It suggests reorganizing gang energy toward constructive work and social reform, warning that mishandling can corrupt or waste youthful vigor. The piece weighs the divine impulse behind daring youth and the need for proper channels.
A historical note traces phrenology and physiognomy from disrepute to renewed appeal as character analysis in sales and training. It argues modern firms market courses for five dollars, toutting head bumps and facial features as tools for reading and improving personal success.
The House supports a joint resolution toward an international conference to curb oil refuse in navigable waters. The Columbus Dispatch notes growing nuisance from oil fuel on ships, oil-polluted harbors, and risks to ocean food supplies and fires, urging global action.
A Lyceum Theatre note warns that nuisances from beyond jurisdiction will persist unless all ocean-using nations join forces. It argues pollution stems from many states and requires coordinated effort to prevent it.
About 150 Republican congressmen urge President Harding to back Elmer Dover in a "clean-up" push to purge Democrats from the Treasury Department. Dover, a veteran Republican and ex-secretary to Mark Hanna, led sweeping early dismissals at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Treasury Secretary Mellon and War Secretary Weeks caution against partisan reshaping and warn government needs trained, nonpartisan administrators.
A poem extols nature and a calmer life beyond the city to ease fretful moods. The piece shifts to critique of Congress and President Harding with notes on post rate policy and partisan spoils amid war era tensions in national news columns.
The text contrasts American and French portrayals of a Russian diplomatist Tehiteherin, noting Americans see him as serious and intelligent while some peers view him as a human monstrosity. It discusses how people judge motives, intentions, and moral actions based on their own hearts and perspectives, hinting at universal and cultural biases.
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