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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1921
Page
3
Opinion piece warns that disarmament may fail against imperial gun-toters from the Far East. It critiques frontier racism and the undoing of Article X as America stands on the line of presumed yellow peril. It predicts a revived white alliance with American backing to meet Asiatic complications.
Fragmentary religious verse prays for the blessed eve and the mercy of God and Jesus Christ. The surviving text invokes reverence and grace, reflecting a devotional tone.
In a tale of landlords and neighbors, Hilda Crandell storms at rising rents and music bans as Ethel Klinger reluctantly rues the cost of modernization. A subway rescue partner appears with stern aid, saving her from disaster and offering an unlikely concert plan in the evening.
A lengthy examination argues Japan seeks a “place in the sun” through expansion in Asia and Pacific, with Manchuria, Siberia, China, and the Philippines as aims. It contrasts Japan’s penetration with military conquest, critiques open door policies, and warns of a Japan-dominated Far East challenging white civilization and American interests.
The article argues Germany’s postwar resilience stems from frugality, disarmament, and capital labor partnerships. It warns the U S to compete on equal terms or face retaliatory tariffs, suggesting American capital and labor adopt German cooperative methods to solve shared problems. It reflects on national pride, war economies, and the need for collaboration over contention.
Ten years back principal J W Congdon of the Second District School in La Crosse resigned after a 28 year tenure. He will be succeeded by W C Greenwalt, former head of Ashland’s largest grammar school.
A diner reflects from a restaurant seat by the window on life as people pass by. He notes parents, workers, and a cinema crowd, seeing value and care in strangers. A waiter keeps the best table for a larger tip, so the narrator tips more, blessing the moment.
A fragmented tale describes Langford and Ethel hosting a visitor who presses for late entertainment, amid rent threats and plans to run their own apartment. A brief Japan excerpt notes no kissing, while a bee wing is photographed as a rapid spark.
A fragmentary Washington Star line hints at a critique of political promises and the cyclical nature of reform. It mentions taxing, rules, and the idea that outcomes mirror initial expectations, with references to a boy and a performing figure as symbolic contrasts.
A Louisville Courier-Journal report captures a terse court scene where the judge grants a divorce with the remark Never mind about the detail. The exchange centers on a wife seeking reform of her husband amid legal proceedings.
Safe Bud tells Binkley he will fund the benefits if he supplies the car and gasoline for an out of town trip. The remark hints at a man who never reveals his salary or lies about it.
Argentina opens its doors to immigrants with free hotel accommodation personal care and instruction via motion pictures guiding newcomers to employment. Spaniards Italians Germans and others arrive as skilled workers bring machinery and start anew. authorities provide transport to chosen destinations and aid in finding work.
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