PARDON INIQUITIES TEXT FRAGMENT IN OLD SCRIPT
Fragmentary OCR shows a religious line about pardoning iniquities and sins, with archaic spelling and references to Jeremiah. The readable portion centers on forgiveness, repentance, and divine pardon.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows a religious line about pardoning iniquities and sins, with archaic spelling and references to Jeremiah. The readable portion centers on forgiveness, repentance, and divine pardon.
A Soviet denial claims no famine relief appeal to the United States or Britain via government channels. Instead a non governmental Gorky led relief request shows the regime’s control over communication avenues. Gorky’s petition to Washington implies Moscow approval and a state department pledge to release prisoners under Hoover terms. The piece argues the link between Russia’s appeal for aid and Soviet authority is clear, and denial serves propaganda aims.
Harding favors higher first class letter postage as a revenue source. Congress backs the move, with estimates of 70 million to 580 million dollars yearly, no collection costs, and the public likely to protest. The plan blends tax with postage, unlike Canada’s separate war tax stamp.
The Inter-State Commerce Commission warns Wisconsin utilities of an imminent coal shortage as consumer buying and storage lag while transport remains easy. La Crosse residents who do not stock up may face high prices and scarce supply, echoed by local dealers in La Crosse and reported by the Tribune and Leader-Press, citing Chairman Clark.
The Interstate Commerce Commission is seen as a public body that knows what coal can be hauled and what coal is at the mines. Citizens in La Crosse are urged to buy coal now to avoid a rush, as some claim others push alarm for profit.
A column discusses Canadian Indian legends of a two mile tall Giant near Niagara and a mythical path to Niagara Falls, contrasting folklore with modern belief. It riffs on myths from Gog and Magog to Cheyenne tales, then shifts to a remark on time's erosion of belief and a closing line about annual fire losses.
In Ye Olden Times today marks ten years since G L Roe of Lemmon acquired the Hotel Grand on South Third Street with F J Leonard’s departure. Ed Willing of Portland visits his father John Willing Sr before heading to Panama. The Thill Manning Whalen Co begins sewer work and a water main to St Michael’s Orphanage. La Crosse Motorboat Club considers hydroplane disposal. Winona thanks La Crosse for aiding Bay State Milling Co. fire response. Twenty years ago notes: sale of gas and power companies to a La Crosse Chicago syndicate. E Bloom relocates confectionery shop. protests over quartzite paving. mills seek relocation. Ocean Wave moves. foundations of Second Baptist Church updated. electric street railway planned. jail escapes and branch shop plans. Twenty five years ago: church foundation work. street railway plans advance. prison escape details. local business moves and travel plans.
In a close knit community, conversations swirl around Leander Green and the widow Taylor as families, rumors, and social plans collide. Tommy Barton weighs odds, Anne and Molly joke about marriage, and Grand Amelia Towle plots loyalties amid weddings, dances, and church gatherings.
Mike and Pal spend a pleasant afternoon at target practice choosing improvised darts and a homemade target. They fire three throws apiece, scoring by rings as they aim for the bull’s eye, with playful banter throughout the hour-long session.
A parable about a traveler who packs many items including pajamas then loses them on a journey. It stresses memory of core principles over relics and notes that one must keep essential ideas ready, as material tools fade and only learned truths endure. The tale contrasts forgotten knowledge with present need and urges sustaining practical wisdom.
A garbled local notice references a surprise wedding party and vows among titled individuals, plus a fragment about the Suez Canal, noting it as a busy intercoastal waterway. The text mentions Thomas Barton and others, with uncertain names and places, reflecting a fragmented page segment.
The message urges steady effort and self improvement through practiced knowledge. It emphasizes persistence, gradual discovery, and applying what is already known to unlock deeper insights over time.
A fragmented OCR item mentions an old bank reference tied to a Hot Springs reserve area and 1832 establishment notes, with garbled terms like Ja Ibs square talle and a half and 16 hor. The readable bits point to antiquated banking history tied to a Hot Springs site.
An old camp tale recounts boys at a lakeside camp stealing and hiding a boat by using a single master key. The scheme escalates from hidden keys to daring daily trips, ending when the boat breaks an oar leaving them stranded before evening curfew. The Clock-Man is blamed, then confronted by the director, as the camp community reacts.
A garbled but vivid note compares Abe Martin style mockery of Germany and comments on the fleeting popularity of imitators. It recalls a baseball manager’s tale about vaudeville veterans and a teachable moment on stage behavior. The fragment hints at wartime sentiment and pop culture contrasts.
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