22 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
The Belen News
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
1
The article urges strong local paper support as essential to community uplift and prosperity. It argues a home newspaper prevents intellectual stagnation, aids business and communication, and should be read by every family to foster progress and shared prosperity.
A call for bankers to partner with farmers under a new co operative program. The piece hails bankers as vital builders of agriculture, praising loans that uplift livestock, seed quality, and soil fertility, and frames banks as the community’s financial powerhouse and soul infused profit source.
A fragment reflects a complaint about editorial guidance and value for money. The passage suggests editors and contributors debate pay versus effort, implying distrust of assistance that seems excessive or misaligned with expected compensation.
The piece argues pleasure driven car development contrasts with business needs on country roads. It urges improving highways for commerce and leisure, promoting friendly local outreach to children, neighbors, and town improvement through personal effort and optimism. It questions town boosters and praises constructive civic engagement.
The text praises a local business as the community’s engine of progress and laments Mexico's revolution, noting global conflict and the high standard of conduct symbolized by the Golden Rule. It mocks readers’ ability to grasp the standard and ends on a paradox about happiness.
A Texas Farmers Union statement opposes woman suffrage in the Texas legislature debate. W. D. Lewis argues women belong at home, protecting family interest, and seeks to preserve male political leadership while condemning equal rights and public suffrage as a “yellow peril” of modern civilization.
Miss Jane Addams, returning from Europe, states that the war must end. She urges swift peace and relief for civilians affected by the conflict.
A lighthearted note suggests a boastful person keeps an open ear for praise and will absorb compliments like a sponge, turning positive remarks into friendly interaction.
The piece ribs readers about the editor’s challenge to cover every birth, marriage and death in a county. It jokes that editors cannot know every detail of all lives and urges informing the office with happenings to avoid blame for missing items.
The secretary of the navy asks Thomas A. Edison and other leading inventors to serve on an advisory and research board to devise inventions for fending a foreign foe. It notes the move is timely but questions whether these men will have time to contribute their ideas and develop the engines of destruction.
Themistocles argued that true statesmanship lies in building tangible outcomes like roads and plows, not eloquent rhetoric. He urged leaders to prioritize construction over power, suggesting a nation advances when it creates infrastructure and practical progress. If uninterrupted, progress includes electric lights.
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