Platts Idea on Merchant Marine and Trade Policy Debate
The piece argues against Mr. Platts view that foreign shipping and lower import costs favor liberal trade. It asserts farmers need a national merchant fleet and rail service, warns subsidies may be necessary, and questions relying on foreign production over American industry. It questions the logic of shipping subsidies and reflects on government support for a national merchant fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester C. Port
League
Wisconsin
Platt
Midelleman
Atv. Platt
Mir
Nhnat
Matt
Tome
Atari
Ann. Vialt
Fleavever
Ueal Gurbets
Merchant Marine
Foreden
World hunger drive calls to aid Near East relief
The message notes widespread famine in the Near East and appeals for emergency relief. It cites exhausted Red Cross resources and calls for spontaneous local donations to support victims, reflecting ongoing humanitarian campaigns since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Smyrna
The Crescent Strikes and the Cross Speaks to You
The article urges immediate civic response to Smyrna’s distress, praising voluntary aid over canvasses or quotas. It frames giving as a private moral duty, noting depositories in La Crosse for donations and invoking the Christmas spirit and broad Christian humanitarian duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
la Crosse
Nicotine Important Knowledge for Smokers Warned by Editor
Dr William J Robinson editor of Medical Critic and Guide argues that tobacco’s power lies not in nicotine but in fridine products formed by heat. He notes smokers and tobacco workers enjoy comparative immunity from epidemics, but cautions harmless things can be injurious when misused or extorted for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Robinson
Medical Critic and Guide
Robinson
Defeated Candidate Feels the Heat After Campaign
A fragments filled notice notes political fatigue as a defeated candidate contemplates returning to work. The text mentions evenings growing darker after supper and a sarcastic line about beloved words, reflecting local voice and sentiment.
Olden Times Chronicle Reflects Local Happenings
Ten years ago a Midwestern town recalls deer hunts and travel, while twenty years ago snow shovels, stamping machine, fountain proposal, and a La Crosse Rubber Mill branch office dominate. Notables include unions, real estate moves, church and lodge formations, and a marriage at Ninth and La Crosse streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inca
Pifrh
Markat
Gateway City Hall
la Crosse Rubber Minli
la Grosse
Indian Hill
Javid Aiken
Onalaska
Onaa
Herbert L. Niles
Audinavic Methodist Church
North Side
Wolk IL P
Nilsen
Olson
Order of i
Orgeniverdt
Lierember
Simons
Columbia Lodge
Ko of
P Frank
Hoth
Wisconsin Business University
Bertha Priebe
Anton Hanson
Ninth
la Crosse
Introducing Mr Grandage by Jane Dsh Os HN
A fragmented OCR page depicts social intrigue around a Mrs Wran and a shy thief, focusing on a Demostration party for Miss Tennerfield and the evolving dynamics between Mary Wynn Emmett and others. Tensions rise as Mary Wynn prepares to host and as an expected appearance by a guest prompts questions about motives and future obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grandage
Jane Dsh
OS HN
Miss Muswett
Mary Wynn
Wynd
Warnharm
Prange Estes
Dina Dee Cent
Cdr Fioise
Rene
Darian
Farnham
Arrahany
Timmetts
Netty Weilten
Aoniniversity
Areutanco
Owen
Tie West
Pier
Mery Wynn
Hebert Caan
Mike
Hiv Wilstean
Ned
Fragmented diary prompts muttered plans and dinner talks
A rambling, OCR like excerpt shows disjointed dialogue and reflections among multiple voices. Names such as Mary Woon Robert Grands and others appear amid talk of evening events, study plans, and travel. The text reads like notes from a social gathering with interruptions and unfinished sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fertioon
Toby
Towers
Mary Wyton
Robert Grands
Mary
Moe
Mary Wye
Borrase
Eam
Robert
Ofan
Romerreay
Wwe
Robert Craikige
Harem Seekers in Constantinople Rally for 1500 Non Tuers
A fragmentary report from Constantinople indicates advocates or hustards seeking 1500 non Tuers of the Luria sultans for a harem arrangement. Details are incomplete, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Barer
Abe Martin We Went Ward Aid Decision
An unclear report centers on Abe Martin and teammates as they seek guidance amid a tense moment. The account mentions Ward and Dek wok MYX Aha biwer in an obscure sequence, with no coherent outcome or clear actions described.
Braley Poem Urges Focus Beyond Prohibition
A clipped verse by Berton Braley critiques Prohibition while urging readers to consider broader concerns. The piece mocks the era’s bitter debates and hints at societal tensions, urging a stay on narrow moral posturing and a turn toward more substantial issues.
The Rose of Job Drama of a Man's Soul
A fragmented, temple style notice describes a community song and drama titled The Rose of Job. It mentions performers, a theater venue, and cast roles, with references to Walker and others presenting in a local setting and a focus on moral themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Jobe
Stark Walker
Gee Tata
Gyma
Tait
Owerth Bank Oarhinos
Bat
Ieee
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Mr. Platt
Patt
Tom Sims
Lucille Grover
Kane Street
Kes Moines
Lowi
Fallege
Teak Kane Street
Coatehayn
Tumah
Moate
BY Williams
Innocence Abroad
Abe Martin
Berton Braley
Miears
Vogt
Greers
Li Crosse
Federal Bread N.S. Knutson
Gillett
Ares
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