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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
4
A reflective line attributed to Forbes Magazine noting a shift from asking about contributions to evaluating outcomes and creations. It frames achievement through tangible results and personal impact.
A long editorial argues for regulating immigration to protect public welfare and American institutions. It contrasts fears of illiterates and foreign-born criminals with potential to welcome qualified immigrants who assimilate and become loyal citizens. The piece contends for selective entry and echoes national debate in a political climate of reform.
Announcement suggests US recognition of the Obregon government may hinge on a verbal agreement. The piece notes prior Republican doubts and Wilson era patience for Mexico to establish stable governance. It discusses shifts in policy as administrations changed and the evolving approach to Mexico.
A meditation on how following only personal preferences can shrink life and prospects. It argues for readingjusting and sacrificing some wishes to accommodate others, warning that ease leads to stagnation and failure while effort opens broader opportunities and lasting fulfillment.
A reflective line contrasts standing on rights with the difficulty of staying upright. It notes how many object to being lied about yet endure more discomfort when truth is spoken, highlighting human fragility and moral will.
In the Lake Charles American Press summary, voters demand full law enforcement including prohibition. Candidates must declare on enforcement, as prohibition is key and bootleggers must go. A $50,000 diamond found in Africa may fetch higher value if color is taboo under Volstead law.
A Yellow Cab driver defends colleagues in Monroe amid student life and social criticism. He argues college students work hard, blend classes, and seek progress, while condemning flappers and aimless youth as the nation struggles with public perception of cab drivers. He asserts ambition and potential for success despite judgment.
Berlin June 28 Unter den Linden has become a major dog market with ex soldiers and Germans selling police dogs to visitors and hotels. Police dogs of the wolf strain are regulated by municipal rules yet still fight. Blind veterans patrolled by large police dogs face assaults from stray dogs, challenging police protection.
London reports massive daily air shipments of newspapers between Paris and London. In six months of 192%, 77,628,000 pounds of papers moved Paris to London and a nearly equal amount London to Paris, enabling cross channel access to English and French journals.
Brownsville reports W A King known as Snakeville proprietor collects poison from thousands of rattlesnakes. Crystals stored in gin jars supply scientists worldwide for antitoxin research. King claims no charge and emphasizes legitimate scientific use. His operation includes diverse wildlife on his ranch near Brownsville.
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