Open covenants openly derived yet confounds the peace talk
A fragmented critique argues the disarmament conference cannot end a mere gavels like a world movement. It stresses that world peace requires practical action beyond Wilson era ambitions, noting American rejection of the League of Nations and the need for a viable substitute or mechanism to solve global issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
America
Versailles
Dicker
Barter
League of Narions
Shiving
Fragmentary sports note hints at early season hopes
The readable fragment mentions batters and potential improvement amid an uncertain season, with hints of optimism from an unidentified source. The garbled text references a team and administration, suggesting forthcoming events or decisions affecting play.
Ivory Domes Grip Into Egyptian Tombs 5000 Years Old
American scientists report stone heads carved from solid rock that resemble King Chephren and his family from five millennia ago. The heads, preserved in tombs, were thought to aid the rulers in the afterlife as the brains of the dead were buried with them, a practice tied to ancient Egyptian beliefs before modern ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chephren
Egypt
Ancient
Moyond
Pram
Life expectancy through the centuries and future hope
Red Cross experts trace life expectancy from eighteen in the sixteenth century to thirty-nine by 1920 and predict a century life span of 100 years by 2070. They deem health education the elixir of life while noting most people may not live to see such longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Relief aid to feed Russian children and seed future peace
The American Relief Administration aims to feed at least 1,000,000 starving Russian children, already over 700,000. Beyond humanitarian value, the effort builds goodwill with about 1,000,000,000 Russian families for the next generation, promoting peace through humanitarian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Relief Administration
Wild Beast Token of Esteem Startles City Officials
Marshal Foch’s supporters sent a live American wildcat to a French city. The news reached Montreal where Mayor Martin received a black bear cub from a Canadian. The mayor was bitten while petting it, showcasing a curious practice of presenting wild beasts as esteem tokens. Landowners should inspect newly arrived seals with caution before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dmirers
Marshal Foch
Montreal
Martin
Landiards
Urales
Elks Memorial Services and Local News Reflections
Ten years ago today Elks lodge memorial services were planned at the Congregational church with a program featuring youth performers. Oregon and national civic notes include the Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington on December 6 and local delegate prospects. Major social and business items cover La Crosse banking moves, stage appearances, and the consolidation of St Joseph’s societies into a Charity League, plus plans for a state horsemen association and a new tile factory in North La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Lodge of Elks
Congregational Church
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington, D. C
WV. A. Anderson
Mississippi River Improveement Association
State Improvement Association
Hal Clobes
la Grosae
Majestic
Mo Lindley
Cameron House
Young Globes
Germania Hall
la Crosse County Bank
West Salem
Farmer
Che Attraanive
St. Joseph's Society
St. Bopitace Society
St. Joseph's Charity League
Walter Johnson
Intel
la Crosse Carriage Company
San Francisco
Wiscourain
Horsemel
Sheboygan
Ciy
Evans and Petergon
North la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
Johnson
G. H. Linders
Montana
Burlington
Eek
Prairie Island
Louis Serene
North la Crosce
Maiden Rock
Pepin
George Thompson
Pullman Avenue
Checck
Century Club
Ajoyment
Otto A. Mueller
South la Crosse
First Methodist Episcopal
Follow the Arrows Duke May and the Western Michigan Prince
May Wied, a rural Michigan woman, is swept into romance with Prince Frank as they chase a tale of Cupid arrows across back roads and weathered towns. A dramatic chase ends when magical arrows misguide the prince to May, revealing a comic, fateful encounter beneath a stormy sky.
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Kathlerine
Gliese
Ely
Lane
Irani
Neghaintanes
Mtr
Dandeind
Babt Bowen
Frank Wauld
Mas
Mayta
Max
Chicago
Frank
Marriga
Abe
Prn
Jenking
Ang
Jenekins
May
Michigan
Franti
Sigan
Frank Hampheey
Simeen
Ule Moi
God Eyiind Cupid
Michienn
Parables of Safed the Sage and the Great Locomotives
A fragmented tale recounts a historic railroad episode where two new steam locomotives built for speed race against time to Chicago, racing through Tecumseh, Cleveland, and Chicago, setting a world record for distance before disaster and human courage shape the outcome, with crew resilience and yardmaster dialogue amid mechanical peril. The account preserves names like Chicago, Tecumseh, Cleveland, and references to a famed speed test and a heroic perseverance through a long journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffilo
Sum
Waco Fur
Cleveland
Chicago
Anmlias
Tecenia
Vince
Abe Martin Thirty Times Watterchressed Inquiry
Fragmentary lines describe Abe Martin and a question about waiting for bourbon or whiskey after Uday’s bootlegger actions. Mention of Ter Trophie and Jee Moen hints at a despondent mood and a keg of ronbark wine.
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Uday
Sin
Love’s Laker Tale Survives Odd Paper Park Controversy
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local sports note about Love’s Laker and a controversy over a publication. Mentions Mr. Cu Gerwanyies and four HO0 papers parks while noting a larger edition than a Saturday Post. Unclear names and dates hinder full clarity but indicates ongoing editorial friction and a notable public interest in the paper’s evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cu Gerwanyies
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Lacrosse Tribune and Leader Press
League of Nations
Lerdees
Aricle
United States
League
China
Shantung
Marding
Hughes
Root
Hoover
Taft
Pontius Pilate
Sbeee of
Uiem
Elouti Rapilly
Anight
Ouch
Follow the
Wray Bakpe
Tag
BY Blosser
Safed
The
Eid
Bobota
Mae Font
Amul
Nolin
Abe Martin
Lalor
Myers Hoopla
Jaye
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