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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
3
Readable text shows a brief item mentioning a local event with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at a performance or meeting but lacks complete details to identify participants locations or outcomes.
The piece argues that a modest, meek front can win attention and respect more effectively than aggressive bravado. It cites Clemenceau and sales psychology, noting that timid displays attract sympathy and judgment, while the audience rewards gentler, empathetic approaches over forceful or boastful tactics. It mentions diplomacy, velvet words, and Lincoln’s saying about molasses versus vinegar.
Eilis Searles editor of the United Mine Workers Journal says in a statement to the international executive board that the press associations were fair to miners and urges publication of these views. He notes cooperation with Washington reporters and defends press coverage amid labor tensions with national papers.
The piece argues that expressing views on labor questions is essential in a free press. It defends fair, fact based reporting while noting some papers unfair to labor but that such bias is rare and present on both sides. It praises newspapers that strive for truth and cites recognition from a national labor leader.
The piece weighs the effect of requiring annual congressional votes before federal aid to build a U S merchant fleet. It notes Harding’s push to strike Madden’s amendment, fearing it would sap investor confidence and complicate enactment of ship subsidy funding amid political volatility and budget scrutiny. It ends with a brief, jumbled note about Michigan and a Christmas hint.
N year s ago today the Wastern Wisconsin Poultry association in this city saw its prize Mymouth Berk Bullet rise from 200 to 400 after swallowing a 200 prize by Charles V Keeler, the owner refused to sell. Dr David W Mckillip former city resident died in Chicago paralysis aged 54 born in La Crosse. Mrs I A Peterson bid farewell at her daughter's home as she prepares to move to Lavina Montana. Numerous locals travel, relocate, and attend events including Mason dedication and railway work.
At a summer resort, Helen and Aunt Mattie pursue fancy work for charity. Mr Belden arrives as a new department head guest, grows close to Helen, and reveals his plan to revitalize Belden’s failing fancy work line. Helen confesses she does not truly love the craft, while the pair bond over honesty and attraction amid resort life.
A Milwaukee club on Second Street was destroyed by a Thursday fire. The three story building burned to the walls leaving only shell. Estimated loss was 77000 dollars. Plans to initiate 1400 new members tonight were halted. A healthhouse committee and relocation discuss kept.
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