Fragmented Bible verse fragment
The text appears as a corrupted Bible quotation from Jeremiah 18 10 about divine correction and vigilance. It includes distorted words and missing letters, making precise meaning and attribution unclear.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1923
Page
3
The text appears as a corrupted Bible quotation from Jeremiah 18 10 about divine correction and vigilance. It includes distorted words and missing letters, making precise meaning and attribution unclear.
The piece argues that American leaders from Harding to Coolidge face unavoidable involvement in European affairs. Official or not, reparations talks pull the United States into Europe through government consent and implicit commitments, sparking isolationist criticism while anticipating the next presidency’s inevitable engagement.
The piece notes how Secretary Hughes and President Coolidge appeared to accept France’s reparations terms too readily, while Prime Minister Poincare sought to bargain. It argues the United States rejects dicker tactics, urges French leadership to heed US methods, and highlights Poincare’s need to address the French electorate as his government’s fate nears.
The text stresses protecting French interests over foreign advice, noting elections are universal and France will have a vote next year. It suggests other statesmen besides Poincare have reputations and records to build.
A playful mosaic of holiday trivia and quips travel through the column. It riffes on sea depth devices and echo effects, poker versus music, window shopping during Christmas, and jokes about goats and dynamite. The piece lampoons politics, economy, and social quirks with light, satirical tone.
Ten years ago today William Otthes bought land on Dresden Island from Frank Chase of Viroqua. Fraternal Order of Eagles at their annual meeting elected officers and announced a lease for clubrooms above the La Crosse Theater, moving from Jay Street location by year’s start. Also reported death of John Asselin, illness of residents, and various local clerical and civic notes.
Amos Curtis, a widower, and Sarah Perry reflect on their youth as their children Kate and William approach marriage. The two families, once close, navigate memory, social expectations, and potential matches while discussing whether their long friendship should become a union for the next generation. The tale blends nostalgia with quiet social pressure amid daily life.
Merrill Wisconsin raises general tax rate per 400 dollars of assessed value amid shifts in assessed values and comparisons with prior rates. Officials cite changes in valuation across districts and adjustments to levy limits as factors guiding the increase.
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