Worsnir Wows We Lord in Che Pean Before Foon
Fragmentary text ponders fears and worship in a historical scene. Names and clear details are missing, leaving a brief glimpse of ceremonial language and a contested faith context.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary text ponders fears and worship in a historical scene. Names and clear details are missing, leaving a brief glimpse of ceremonial language and a contested faith context.
The editor interviews Professor Samuel H Prescott of MIT who concludes coffee does not harm and is in fact beneficial. He notes coffee mildly stimulates brain and muscle, aids sustained work, and is not habit forming, though admits the habit issue is unclear. The piece contrasts prior fears with Prescott’s findings and humorously links to the Einstein theory.
The article extols sleep as the world’s greatest medicine and a universal tonic. It explains that most people need more rest than they admit, links drowsiness to exhausted nerve fuel and accumulation of wastes, and compares the body to machinery that wears out without proper rest. It notes some elites claim few hours suffice due to superior gland function.
A garbled OCR style column from Waynesville Pennsylvania and nearby towns mingles odd news bits. It mentions a London serum claiming tireless men, radio dishpan antennas, a boy stealing a train to attend a football game, a bottle cork plant fire in Bayonne Minnesota, and various political and cultural quips. The passage is fragmentary with nonsensical phrases, mispunctuated references, and scattered proper nouns such as McKenzie Tennessee and Holland. It offers no cohesive event but a mosaic of local color and absurdities.
They extol sleep’s medicinal powers and note ancient Greeks reclined to aid digestion. The piece warns against cheap beds and promotes sleep as the closest to a cure-all, advising extra rest in winter and using bed relaxation during illness.
Ten years ago today Ww. J. Ferris, former La Crosse Water Power head, named receiver for the Idaho Oregon Light and Power Co by Judge Dietrich in Ox Bow Idaho. He will remain in charge over a year, maintaining his La Crosse residence as needed.
A young teacher Millie Gray at a Wyoming hillside school grows attached to a pupil, Mr Van, whose quiet courage and crush on her reveal her own feelings. A family album uncovers his past and prompts a plan for him to return home, inviting reconciliation with Mrs Scofield.
Fragmentary text shows Millie and Van Merce with a tense household, a crossing of rooms and relationships. Characters Jiel, Mrs Senfiell, and Sal APH appear amid shifting loyalties, threats, and a looming home visit, ending with a note of hunger and fear as a door closes.
Superior Wisconsin Mrs. Harvey Mills, 20, missing from her home Friday, found alive after reports of a search planned for 4,600 school children to comb the city. She had been missing since Wednesday and was hospitalized with injuries.
Madison judge TH Ray Stevens rules publicity of tax returns remains in effect while appeal proceeds. The injunction affects reports filed with the tax commission and public access to return details. Assistant Attorney Wyod Mosserachmidt says the case will determine legality of the removal of secrecy.
The Nelson garment company files reverend articles of organization with Register of Trends Wachs. The company capital stock is listed at 15 cents. Incorporators are Ment ilarise and Bimer MH Peters. A separate item notes POLISSI CABINET QUITS WARSAW with Premier Witos resigning.
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