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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
3
Colonel Leonard W. Ayres analyzes cycles of business mood over decades, noting four of every ten years are hard times and two-fifths tend to downturns. The piece urges individuals to build a financial umbrella for rainy days, citing ancient Egypt and a May 1920 low mood as examples of enduring cycles.
A historic guidance urges readers to mail Christmas parcels promptly to avoid post office delays. Officials warn the holiday rush will intensify in the days before Christmas, stressing early preparation and mailing for distant destinations.
A quoted ENRY FORD statement argues a man’s career truly starts around age forty. He suggests that at forty, a man has reached an age where serious money-making is plausible, and that accumulating substantial fortune in the first four decades is unlikely.
The piece relays Henry Ford arguing that a man should prioritize learning and self investment over saving. He urges spending on books education travel and personal growth to gain knowledge and experience, noting that money spent on oneself compounds like capital and leads to future success.
Autos trade analyst predicts US output of about 2.5 million passenger cars and trucks this year, with 1914 totals below 1.6 million and registrations rising to at least 11 million by 1923. Observers foresee planes becoming common and highways reaching traffic saturation amid rush periods.
Carpenter Alter Masterson builds a high board fence around the Phillips farm site of the Hall Mills murder, charging two-hits admission as curious visitors stream from about a score of states. A New York frank museum pays 250 for an old piano and horse-hair settee from the Phillips house.
Fragmentary report mentions Mrs ke Lark and Mrs Mey with reference to a silver handgun and cleaner at a session described as nomial Terjdgn elute. The readable portion references Sundared at Bunker Hill with limited context and names.
A young woman named Hope Coleglas spends a sunlit afternoon at Moise Beach, wading and swimming with a mystery man. The scene follows her growing confidence in the sea, a sudden fright as waves churn, and a later return to the shore shaded by memory of the encounter. The piece ends with Hope reflecting on love, farewells, and the ache of leaving youth behind.
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