Hat Boyle Poor Man's Philosopher Weight-Lifting
The column recounts Hat Boyle's humorous method to stay fit by lifting a Sunday newspaper. He describes lifting massive paper stacks to shed pounds, noting a 20 pound loss over two years and a test during Christmas editions. He warns against exercising near open windows to avoid danger.
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Fragmented panel suggests delaying municipal borrowing cuts
A panel discussion urged holding cash reserves rather than tax cuts now. Delegates weighed options while misreadings and garbled terms from a reference source appeared in the transcript, reflecting confusion over municipal finance debates.
Questions and Answers on Fact From The Informa tion Bureau
The La Crosse Tribune Informa tion Bureau provides answers to readers questions on varied topics. Sample Qs cover a president’s baseball enthusiasm, sun eclipses frequency, St Swithin's day origins, painted parsons meaning, multiple rainbows, useful birds, sculpture classes, pronunciation of Slough, grade labels on meat, Emil Ludwig’s death and burial, animal carcass disposal, and Bonneville salt flats racing conditions with speed considerations.
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Long Battle Foreseen On Red Taint In Japan
In Tokyo a prolonged clash over communism swirls around Japan’s public school system as a new skirmish unfolds. The debate centers on political influence and classroom loyalties amid rising tensions in education circles.
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Japanese Teach- The La Crosse Tribune 1889 union action
The La Crosse Tribune reports on a 1889 teachers union effort to reinstate 546 members discharged for political activity. Maida Vale in London is cited as named after a 1806 British victory in Italy.
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Cyprus Rail Line Faces Shutdown Over Obsolete Equipment
Cyprus' sole railroad may halt service due to outdated rolling stock and aging infrastructure threatening continued operation. The owner cites high repair costs and safety concerns as the line struggles to meet modern standards. Local officials warn of economic impact if service ends.
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