Wisconsin Senator La Follette Leads Progressive Reform
A Wisconsin review notes Senator La Follette’s progressive push is anchored in expert counsel and thorough research. It cites his shift from stump politics to governance with scholars, economists, and commissions, shaping laws that endure in practice. The piece argues he now wields national influence, guiding which laws pass amid wartime upheaval.
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Progressives
Congress
la Follette
Borah
Norris
Wisconsin
Progressive Bloc
Senator la Follette
la Mollette
la Fellette
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Flo
America
Washington
Politician Seeks expert advice for cautious reforms
The text suggests a political figure fears influence from financial backers and vows to rely on expert input and experienced advisers. Emulating Harding, he promises best minds trained differently, aiming for substantial changes yet drafted beyond traditional politicians.
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Harding
Insects Exhibit Civilization in Thomson Outline of Science
The article discusses ant armies in Ceylon and South Africa bound by orders, burying beetles as grave diggers, locusts forming living bridges, and bees ventilating hives. It argues mutual aid shows rudiments of civilization, comparing instinct and intelligence across species and humans within nature’s broader system.
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South Africa
Ceylon
J Arthur Thomson
Thomson
Earth
Vintage Wisconsin News Mentions Dairy Prices and Local Figures
The note cites butter and dairy prices at thirty-seven and thirty-three cents, with twenty-two cent meats quoted. It records local events including Green elected director of a Wisconsin state board, the Governor's Guard auxiliary event in Armory hall, the death of Albert Haller, and notices of professionals and clubs in La Crosse and surrounding towns.
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Green
Wisconsin State Legislative Board
the Brotherhood of Lacernative
Maryland
la Crosac
Nash
Ee Wagmann
Iman Noahiet
Irty-Ong
Hle
After All I Wonder in the Country Drive Romance
A young man, restless for purpose, drives away from a porch to pursue a hazy desire. He meets Elsie Armstrong and over a lift of a red car and a lake ride, romance blossoms amid quiet farm scenes. They share a kiss as the day unfolds with hopeful, tentative, tender description.
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Law Nose
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Bag- Neloat
Mandar
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Llere
Lake Paypree
Lin
Elsie
Ash
Harry
Abe Martin Tale of a Fledgling Courtship in Cramped Speech
A fragmentary Abe Martin item depicts a humorous scene with a couple discussing marriage amid bungled dialogue and social expectations. The transcript-like text shows banter about telling parents, parental permission, and imagined future happiness as they drift toward a proposed wedding.
Printers Elect New Officers at La Crosse Meeting
At the regular La Crosse Printers meeting Abe day evening the following officers were elected for the coming year: President Henry D. Hoelver, Vice President Albertuti, Recording Secretary Arthur T. Behrovier, Financial Secretary Frank Dialer, Treasurer Matthey Rau ik.
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Mews
Het Abe
Prades
Haber Halt Var Goetreul
Cers
Uresitoni
Henry d. Hoelver
Albertuti
Arthur T. Behrovier
Frank Dialer
Tkreants Fahis
Matthey Rauik
Farmers Oppose Proposed Packing House Merger
Washington attorney general Laugherty urged by the Nae Henat Farmers union to oppose a consolidation of arimnedr packing houses, arguing it would harm agricultural interests. Also notes Mrs Arabella Locke of Winnebago County celebrated her 104th birthday at home on Omni-Winnerenue road after an accident, living with daughter Miss Ida Locke.
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By. C
Laugherty
al IpUler
Nae Henat Farmers’ Union
Arimnedr
Osbkosh Pliunker
Oshilosh
Wis
Arabella Locke
Winnebago
Omni-Winnerenue
Ida Locke
Kemalist Government Refuses Refugee Ship Access
Ankara authorities refuse to permit ships at Black Sea ports to evacuate refugees amid pressure from Turkish officials and Allied authorities. The dispute involves Angora policy and maritime access for evacuees.
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Angora
Oto
Black Sea
Braley Poem On Compensation And Winter Wanes
The poem reflects fading romance as winter closes in the tone grows somber with aging. A copy of Berton Braley's daily poem titled Compensation appears, mentioning music and feasting giving way to colder weather and blighted grasses.
DERWILLO Beauty Ad Claiming Youthful Complexion
An advertorial promotes DERWILLO claiming it makes wearers look ten years younger with a rosy white complexion. It touts over one million satisfied patrons and urges trying other beautifiers, noting refunds if not satisfied.
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Perwillo
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