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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
2
A clipped note states that the past eighteen months saw many new telephones installed in the United States, with more offices and names in use, compared to Great Britain.
In a tragic sea cliff incident, many Goth bodies were later recovered and cremated with Buddhist ceremonies. The ashes were brought to the father’s home where a ceremony and marriage rite were performed according to Buddhist beliefs. The story notes faith tied to life beyond and hints at diplomatic chatter and local names in a fragmented report.
The government announced that the remains of Emperor Dom Pedro I and his wife will be transported from Portugal to Brazil aboard the Sao Paulo. Several family members are expected to return, aided by a recent act revoking their punishment decree. The Sao Paulo previously carried King Albert of Belgium to Belgium after a Brazil visit.
Lisbon reports the government issued an internal loan of 6,090,000 pounds. Financiers expect the move to bolster confidence and improve the rate of exchange, indicating a clerical effort to shore up currency stability amid economic pressures.
A Pilgrims pageant at the congregational church drew a frightened audience as Indians skulked about La Crosse towns last night. Mastasout and Squanto led the costumes and dances while Miles Standish and Governor Carver commanded scenes. Elder Brewster guided prayers as immigrants joined the stage in an allegorical display ending with Liberty and Browerhead figures symbolizing American unity.
A distressed mother travels through over a thousand U S cities seeking her son who vanished years ago. Authorities including sheriffs and commissioners are involved as she continues the hunt despite limited progress. She has endured long journeys and public support while staying hopeful for a reunion.
A judge ordered five Kay-Five boys found guilty of vandalism to attend Sunday school. He demanded a letter from their pastor proving attendance, warning of further trouble if they failed to comply. The fragment describes the cruder phrasing of the court's demand and the disciplinary tone used.
A sale completed within a year earned 17500 dollars for the old printing method and supplied materials for a new paper. The transaction covered the transfer to St Louis schools and included provision of materials for the new paper project.
Avami Japan reports a marriage rite performed over ashes where a couple tied by shinju or double suicide seeks a joined fate. The act, rooted in belief in a harmonious afterlife, reflects a tragic cultural practice observed at the site.
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