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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
4
An English student of science argues that high speed may reduce injury when a rider is thrown from a motorcycle, claiming a 90 mile per hour impact could angle the fall to safety. Critics note the theory ignores risks to others and questions overall road safety.
A sermon compares two views of temptation. One argues temptation should be avoided by reform and guarding youth. The other urges facing temptations directly to build character. The piece questions which approach better strengthens humanity long term.
The article summarizes a hearing on speculation and margin trading. It notes the president of the Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York cautions that margin traders risk losing funds and may face public danger. It argues outright buyers have better odds if they can endure prolonged market reversals.
A fragment discusses a broad effect of the Great War era, noting a widespread spirit of indifference that has spread through society and contributed to general conditions of unrest and unsettledness. The passage emphasizes how apathy shapes public mood and actions.
A reflective editorial laments indifference and laziness that followed world war efforts. It contrasts initial wartime dedication with later self interest and profiteering, urging renewed zeal, efficiency, and collective effort to restore normalcy and support the world’s recovery.
The report notes that upon President Harding’s return he will settle intra party disputes. It adds that the traditional method used by the old guard is described as the sivam roller.
The International Institute of Agriculture in Rome reports Europe’s crops exceed average postwar. It argues nature is normal, but governance and budget decisions affect nations’ prosperity and the peacetime distribution of gains. A note targets budget busting leaders and references a controversial figure, Lasker, amid a financial controversy.
A guide on building poise through physical fitness, self belief, self control, clear thinking, and self examination. It stresses daily practice to boost confidence and performance in business and life. The piece notes mental blocks and urges disciplined thought, with a closing quip about Ford.
Congressman Riley J. Wilson has accepted an invitation to join a July 12 Rayville session led by J. W. Summerlin of the Tensae Levee Board. The plan aims to form a drainage district covering Ouachita Morehouse and Richland parishes over 700000 acres of currently flooded farmland. The project seeks federal aid, boosts land values and agricultural output, and involves health officials from Memphis to combat malaria.
Entries chronicle John Wesley birth and Rousseau life. Washington’s Monmouth clash. Alfred Byers and James Madison obituaries. Victoria coronation. Paris barricade fall. Armenian torpedoing with twenty six lives.
A year ago today ten people died in an attack on the Four Courts in Dublin while Governor Frazier secured the Republican senatorial nomination in North Dakota's primary race.
Atlanta June 27 as the 1923 session opened at 10 o clock the Georgia house welcomed two women for the first time in its history while the upper house focused on the presidential race. Governors Hardwick and Walker were central figures as the session began with Hardwick's term ending and Walker's beginning. Hardwick planned to speak Friday.
President Harding plans morning and afternoon speeches in Idaho. a Vatican ceremony inaugurates a Pius X monument. Conventions open in Milwaukee and San Francisco as the World Conference on Education convenes. The American Classical League holds its first Michigan conference led by Dean Andrew West of Princeton, famed for debates with Dr. Eliot.
Sir Charles Alexander Harris governor and commander in chief of Newfoundland is marked for turning 68. Lyman J. Gage former U S Treasury secretary is listed as 87 with ties to Madison County New York. Otis Skinner renowned American stage actor born in Cambridge Massachusetts 65. Alexis Carral prominent Rockefeller Institute scientist born in France 60.
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