Debates on Contemporary American Letters and Civilizational Perspective
A critic surveys modern American novelists and critics, accusing the “new school” of propaganda and distortion. The piece argues great literature seeks broad view, not zealotry, and urges patience, context, and progressive self-critique in evolving American culture.
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America
Alexander the Great
Errot
Alexander
Rome
Greece
Egypt
North America
Time for steady support not coercive teamster pressure
The speaker calls for less cracking of the whip and less abuse from self appointed teamsters. They urge real help with the load and suggest if more people look ahead they will see a steep climb but a long journey covered with progress toward a broader outlook ahead.
Advertising Drives Rubber Heel Popularity in Men
The piece argues advertising powers demand and production, noting three quarters of rubber heels are bought for men. It predicts campaigns will shift more ads to women, calling advertising a primary force shaping the American standard of living and consumer behavior.
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Three Great Lakes freighters idle due to railcar shortage
A small steamship company with three freighters on the Great Lakes faced a month of idle time causing 543000 in overhead charges. The downtime was compulsory as railroad car shortages prevented cargo movement, illustrating transportation as a key national economic problem.
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Small Steamship Corporation
Great Lakes
Doctor N Cohen dies after illness in La Crosse home
Ten years ago in Ye Olden Times news records the death of Dr N Cohen a longtime La Crosse physician from peritonitis at 429 South Fifth Street at seven last evening. Born in Gottingen Germany in 1850 he came to La Crosse in 1893 and had lived there since. He practiced medicine for many years in the city.
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Walter Eckersall
University of Wiccansin
Tubby Korler
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Henry Z. Herlzer
la Grosse Printers’ Union
Hagles’ Hall
Jay Street
Fred Sting
Michael Flouhik
Herman Richier
Ma. Schilling
Albert Major
St. Nicholas
North Park
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Ieehoreh
Anna Fremstad
la Crosse
Henry Running
Cashlan
A. K. Lazen
Toama
West la Crosse
B. A. Siggins
Ferstad
Caledonia Street
Rev
W. Moran
West Salem
Manston
Ona- Jasks
North Side
Hidden Will and Desperate Escape in Central Station
A wounded man named Stafford, hidden in a skylight room, uncovers torn papers including a last will. Pursued by crime and danger, he tracks a woman named Miss Hope Vartiwell through a stormy arc to a central station where justice, memory, and a fragile bond between them emerge as they confront an unknown fate.
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Clemenceau’s American Mission and French Skepticism
Washington notes the former French premier Clemenceau journeys to the United States to argue for American backing in Europe. He faces intense scrutiny at home for trusting Wilson and Lloyd George, with critics saying he sacrificed France’s military frontier for Anglo American assurances.
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Clemenceau
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Paris
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Rhine
Clemencean
Ainsselt
Britain
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United State
Whele Wilson
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Empire
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Abe Martin on the French crisis and Versailles
The column argues that U S President Ford’s stance comforts the French stance on the Rhine and that Clemenceau’s failure risks silencing moderates in France. It suggests a revised Versailles treaty is imminent, threatening a weakened French frontier and broader European stability.
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