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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
3
A fragmentary religious line references Psalms and divine guidance. The text mentions Lord and path of dust, with unclear surrounding context and attribution. No identifiable person, place, or event is provided.
A Dublin era analysis notes a British stance on a Committee of One Hundred investigating Ireland. It argues Britain blocks access, risks Sinn Fein demonstrations, and pushes a perception of repression while highlighting H. G. Wells’ notion of Britain’s habitual middle ground.
The article reviews Wilsons message to Congress, noting a firm yet cautious tone. It highlights calls for world leadership, domestic justice as the basis for international order, and debates on Armenia relief and Philippine independence amid postwar policy.
The passage reflects a cautious view of national boundaries and world conditions. It suggests governments will seek to improve life and happiness, but doubts whether future wisdom will emerge from future public service. The text cites a lone official as possibly delivering the final word for the country.
A compact portrait of Simon Bolivar from his youth during the French Revolution through his Venezuelan rebellion, 1819 Cordilleras march, and victory at Bojaca. It notes his dual role as soldier and statesman, his dream of a united state in South America, and enduring ideals of independence equality and anti slavery.
A column contrasts old time gallantry with modern behavior. It cites Charles Lamb on theater crowds and notes how today many men avoid leaping to offer seats, often avoiding eye contact as women stand.
Ten years ago today a Passion Play talk by Bentley moved pastors while railroad rumors swirled about after midnight shifts. Dr Edward Evans backs Dr Furstman as health chief candidate. a Chicago link and field review planned for Tuesday.
In a fluttering social drama, professor John Latham rediscovers love with Hilda French amid wealth, inheritance, and architectural luxury. Celia Prescott and Ruth Cole navigate romantic rivals as a sabbatical year nears and fate leads to a quiet engagement.
Eleven million boys and girls in 80 000 schools read monthly the 225 000 copies of the Junior Red Cross News. American children unite through the Junior Red Cross, inspiring European countries via the League of Red Cross Societies to establish junior outfits and a similar magazine following their lead.
A vintage page presents tricks with dice and mental arithmetic, a riddle about how many soft boiled eggs Goliath could eat on an empty stomach, and a health crusade for Chicago school children. It also features a light debate prompt on blondes versus brunettes and a few curiosities about explorers and prices for apples.
A short retelling notes Mary Antin, born in Russia, who moved to America with her father. The teacher comforts her during a school sing along and explains her patriotism, as Antin grows to value American freedom and recalls life in The Promised Land.
Missouri sprinter Johner Scholz, now residing in Cambridge, trains indoors for sprinting. He clocked 264 on the board track as part of a season buildup. The piece also notes a high school graduating class of 400 drew slim votes for the prettiest girl, with one girl receiving two votes.
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