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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1921
Page
3
The article argues the unity of global politics makes strict European and Far Eastern sectors impossible to isolate. It notes Britain's European interests and U S reluctance to confront Europe mask a broader interdependence, warning that European tensions inevitably affect American policy and the security of the Far East.
A French proposal for a large naval building program aims to create a stronger first line than England or the United States and a tonnage edge over Japan. The idea unsettles Washington Conference discussions by introducing continental prestige and power questions. France is portrayed as largely agrarian with a modest overseas trade, suggesting its naval defense needs may be limited.
The passage discusses global food security, sea power, and imperial strategy. It surveys France and Britain as European rivals, noting France's naval aspirations and possible maneuvering to gain leverage against England, while Britain fears continental supremacy and US coastal defense implications. The commentary reflects interwar diplomacy and Washington's stance on conditions and consent.
The piece argues that postwar trade favors foreigners, with $4,000,000,000 in cash or goods flowing in, while the United States neglects starting industry. It urges using food and goods worth that sum to employ Americans on projects like roads and bridges, warning that the industrial balance is broken.
A Yukon bound prospector reports Indians rarely kill trees, even when pressed to shear bark for food. He warns forest resources are vanishing, condemns white men’s destruction, and urges compulsory use of bark bricks to curb waste.
Lisa A Olden Times notes Arthur T Jolmes of La Crosse receives two Working Fellowships at the Liberty of Wisconsin for insurance research and plant work. Monty Stuekensehinds travels to Germany. Hoboken trip for Mr and Mrs W W Kidder from St Louis after attending a Mississippi Valley Power Boat show. Frank Mewilliams at Bijon theatre plans matinees to aid nurse fund. box office proceeds to orphanages. Twenty years ago Gale College trustees consider dormitory. Edward Larson patents a box fastener. Black River as logging stream faces future changes. Education board may hire a teacher. school appropriations higher than expected. Thirty years ago Clinton of Dubuque succeeds in La Crosse. Warren ferribou exits winter quarters. new plate glass windows at M Henson store. Hokah farmers gain hoop poles market. Grasby to Norway health note ends with Republican and Leader dispatch.
Amid fragments of memory a narrator recalls a Christmas dinner scene with family, cousins, and a formal gathering. The vignette centers on a woman’s emotions as she endures social expectations, shared stories, and a lingering sense of longing while observing a meal, a train journey, and the distant memory of loved ones.
A compact recap notes arrests connected to a Polish policy case and a Wall Street explosion in September. It mentions American officials and a figure named Wall Kirpet in a conspexion with the incident. The report also references Ching's appeal and treaty matters in Washington.
A surviving iron worker recalls a near-two hundred foot fall during bridge construction over the St Lawrence River. He describes gear, scaffold failures, and the nervous reactions of coworkers as a fellow iron worker plunged into the water but survived with injuries.
Fragmented OCR text presents a surreal meditation on vigilance and watched lives. A narrator interweaves mythic names with scattered scenes of watching and sensing danger, hinting at moral lessons about awareness, fear, and consequence without a clear, linear plot.
The damaged text records a list of names and scattered details from a crime narrative. Individuals such as Alma Smith and Leroy Lovett appear among scattered place names and partial facts. The legible bits point to a murder or violent incident with references to suspects and witnesses, but specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A chipped vase laments ruin yet becomes a catalyst for change. Transported from a mantel to a squalid room, it influences a girl to tidy, mend, and reveal hidden beauty. As she restores her surroundings, the vase’s colors shine brighter, reshaping both space and self.
A four step word ladder transforms Doy into man by changing or moving one letter per step. Each intermediate word must be valid. The puzzle mirrors yesterday's answer Life to today's Boy toy tone.
Fragmentary report outlines an unclear incident involving individuals named Alice Martin Joe Moats and Lote Bud. The text references a whistle, a block, a surprise for a husband, and a home setting but contains multiple garbled words. No clear outcome or dates emerge.
Noted educator Dr Norm Notz dies at 80 after years of illness. Born in Germany, he earned a 1863 PhD from University of Tuebingen and came to America in the 1860s. He served as secretary of the German American Press, led the German Hagen association in Pennsylvania, taught at Northwestern College in Wisconsin, and sat on the University of Wisconsin board of regents from 1914 to 1918.
Washington reports indicate nationwide relief in employment as observers assess the impact of the wartime conference convened by President Harding. The mood in government circles centers on anticipated stabilization and continued recovery following wartime measures.
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