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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
4
A devotional note quotes Psalm 27 14 urging patience and faith to strengthen the heart. The piece cites advise on toiling early in life to ease later years and references Forbes Magazine as a source.
The article analyzes Mussolini's bid to bend Italy’s parliament by a law granting a bare majority two‑thirds control, risking dictatorship. It contrasts bloc politics with minority oversight, citing Gladstone on majority limits and noting tensions in the Republican party and Louisiana Democratic factions. It warns against autocracy when criticism fades.
Five thousand Americans go abroad weekly though the record in 1917 18 remains higher. The remark comes from visiting Frenchmen noting cultural differences and American fashion trends despite wartime travel.
An article notes a dentist association praising a woman's calm presence during dental work as a diplomatic aid to ease pain. It contrasts male reactions, suggesting men vent groans while a woman's presence suppresses visible discomfort. The piece also mentions Ford denying presidential ambitions amid speculation.
Germans assert that consequences of Ruhr policy rest on France and that Paris bears responsibility for any actions. The remark impliesFrance's decisive role in the crisis and potential retaliation or political fallout.
An editorial notes that ads push the idea of wets winning at a national convention, likening it to the 1920 San Francisco sentiment. It warns such forecasts are no more impressive to observers than past booze debate chatter.
The essay asserts the liquor interests are defeated in committee and unlikely to prevail next year. It argues the Democratic party is dry overall, with wet sentiment stronger only in eastern metros. It notes law enforcement support for Prohibition and dismisses predictions of a dominant wet issue in future campaigns.
The New Orleans Times-Picayune comments on zeal in prohibition enforcement and the tension between volunteers and federal agents. It argues for upholding the written law while recognizing abuses, noting bootlegging brings murder perjury poison and graft, and urging cooperative verification of information.
The 15 year old foster son confessed to killing his 75 year old widow mother to see the world. Waterloo voters faced a new trial ruling with A A and W F Cooper fined 10000 dollars each for conspiracy to defraud by withholding income taxes. The Rochambeau liner brought one of the largest liquor supplies since rule limiting liquor transport. US Shipping Board chief Lasker expects Congress to modify the Volstead Act to permit foreign ships to bring liquor into US territorial waters.
A quirky item in today’s want ads questions a woman’s social manners. The brief notes an apparent breach of etiquette and uses a light tone to hint at the social faux pas referenced by readers.
A report quotes Forbes on advertising growth and the need for continued effort as business rebounds. It argues that midcareer balance, steady nerve, and accepting life’s conditions build spiritual strength and future opportunities.
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