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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1921
Page
3
No Dual Role in General Wood’s Philippines Appointment
The congressional committee tabled the proposal to allow General Wood to remain an army officer while serving as governor of the Philippines. Critics warn this blurs civil and military power, risking a shift away from republican precedent and echoing uncomfortable parallels with military rule abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Committee
Wood
Phillipines
Thorrough
United States
General Wood
Republic
Japan
Germany
Senate backs Sheppard-Towner bill on maternity aid
The Sheppard-Towner bill to fund maternity care passed the Senate 63 to 7 and moved to the House for fast action, but remains stalled in committee. Proponents argue it would save thousands of mothers and babies, with an appropriation of 1.48 million dollars, while opponents fear federal overreach and coercive funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Washington
United States
Sheppards
M. B. Olbrich
Debate on roads and babies in political speech
The piece argues federal and state funding for roads relied on bribes, comparing it to the Sheppard-Towner bill and deaths from lack of knowledge. It asserts citizens deserve federal action to save mothers and children and critiques political discussions as a path to reduce cost of living and improve services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United States
Uncle Sem
La Crosse News Briefs From 10 Years Ago Today
Ten years ago Alva Garnett aged 24 died after a long illness at La Crosse hospital. Local posts plan a crackdown on obscene mail and a new owner takes over La Crosse Chemical, with business moved to Jay street. Water rent delinquents face cutoffs, Pan-American exposition plans sail, and a new fire department horse is bought. Local improvements include a leveled drugstore floor and a modern music store announced for 318 Main Street. Builders await Iowa courthouse columns and several residents prepare for winter hay."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Garnett
la Crosse Hospital
Garnett
la Moille
United States Post Office Department
Tscharnor
Washington
Post Office Department
William Neumeister Company
la Crosse Chemical Company
North Front Street
Jay
Fourth
Fifth Streets
B. E. Edwards
Day
Board of Public Works
Boschert
Frank Bart
la Crosse
Dr. Beak
S. Hebberd
Druggis
JH. H. Eastman
Muscatine
Iowa
Wisconsin Telephone Exchange
S. la Chapelle
Lesh Music Company
Joseph Hentz
Bangor
M. Hawley
Chicago
Charles E. Sisson
Journeys End
Lila Gilbert, living in Mrs. Craig’s elegant home, contemplates escape from a dull life as she negotiates a potential romance with Harry Hemingway and a mysterious chauffeur. A moonlit terrace encounter reveals longing for freedom from a constricted social world and a possible new life beyond marriage to a respectable but unfulfilling husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Douglas
Harry
Mrs. Craig
Lila Gilbert
Mrs. Crug
Mr. Hemingway
Lila
Tila
Hemingway
Robert
Tee
Que
Tilt
Voler Ag Otters
Lita
Aml
Kat
Anne Craig
Ron
Hareys
Aliss Gilbert
Robert Forma
Twins Play Doctor With Pills After Illness
A mother works to soothe her sick daughter by sending the twins Betty and Gabby on a pretend medical errand. The children raid a stash of pills and candy under a tree, mix up remedies, and cause mischief before the real pills aid Marie's headache. The twins later confess their red drops were used to simulate pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Gabby
Net Hellis
Marie
Bobby
Rory
Spencer
Heagle
Airm
Nilia
Mrs. Spencer
Thatcher Billy
Bothy
Needle substitutes for phonograph use proposed
A note suggests hairpins cut to correct lengths can substitute for phonograph needles when replacements are unavailable. The idea aims to keep records playing until proper needles can be obtained, reflecting resourceful solutions in everyday technology.
Famous Anecdotes of Famous Booker T. Washington
A childhood tale recalls Booker T. Washington traveling to Hampton Virginia to seek education with no money. He crawled under a boardwalk to spend the night as the city streets stirred above him. The tale frames his early hunger and determination toward schooling and self betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwe
Tila
Tink
Booker T. Washington
Hampton
Virginia
Wan Joos
Jim Teaches Kin to Read a Gas Meter at Home
Jim explains to Mrs Gibson and John how a gas meter works. He shows the cellar dial readings including the five dials and test dials, detailing how to read the numbers and compute monthly consumption by subtracting current from previous readings. The discussion turns into pride as Jim demonstrates understanding beyond his parents' expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Auld Neely
Goa
Riddles and puzzles fill the boys and girls section
Daily Hardknots page presents a fill in word puzzle with blanks and a playful clue about remelting blanks. An earlier riddle is referenced with a Peter Peter pumpkin eater answer and a note about sending letters, jokes, and news to the section editor for the boys and girls page including hikes and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Senga
Peter
Boys' and
Girie’ Sectilon
Parables of Safed the Sage Night Bloom Tale
A rambling Parable recounts a night gathering to witness a Night-Blooming Flower. Guests praise its beauty while recalling ordinary people who reveal kindness and courage. A miserly man becomes generous, and a feared recluse proves brave, showing rare virtues bloom in darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tury
Moment of Tension Between Lovers Remains Unclear
Fragmentary lines hint at a tense moment between two individuals, with Lila pulling away and a partner grasping her hand before releasing it. The context and full story remain unreadable, leaving details and outcomes unstated.
Odd Riddles and a Naughty Anatomy Joke
The passage features a playful riddle about a bull and bomb and a classroom quip about blood circulation. A teacher jokes about blood rushing to the head when standing on the head, with a student quipping feet are not empty. The dialogue suggests a humorous, chaotic school scene with a one-eyed Old Dame and a pun filled aside.
Abe Martin Onions and Overhead in a Hazy Ad Note
A fragmented 1900s style notice mentions Abe Martin Onions as good for nerves and jokes about overhead. The ad seems to joke about daily wear of work terms and a vague invitation or directive involving a family duchy to Winona or Moonsight, dated Tuesday August 23, with a faded public notice tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
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