La Crosse Urges More Christmas Seals Buy More Seals
The 1921 Anti-Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale in La Crosse is two-thirds of prior years, threatening local funding and statewide impact. Community leaders warn that halting progress against tuberculosis relies on increased purchases, as half the funds stay local and the rest support state efforts. The case notes Wisconsin’s declining tuberculosis death rate since 1909 and stresses urgency for La Crosse to persist in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Quitters
The Science of Sleep French Sleep the Key to Health
A fragmented discussion on sleep as essential to health argues sleep wards off exhaustion, cleanses the body, and rests the brain. It emphasizes a scientific approach to sleeping, a comfortable bed, proper pillows, and adequate fresh air, with guidance on bedding and room conditions for restful nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Shlis
Fragmentary Sleep Advice From A Busy Day
A garbled note suggests sleep importance for efficiency and safety. It mentions fresh air and letting an engine cool, likely from a journal or article snippet. This fragment hints at practical tips rather than a full narrative or event.
Luxuries and the American standard of living debate
A reconstructed discussion cites Thomas Briggs of Teachers College Columbia University estimating American spending on luxuries at about 23 billion dollars in 1918 and a total expenditure of 31 billion. Briggs implies luxuries consume roughly 2 dollars of every 35. The piece contrasts lavish living with pioneer frugality, notes education as the greatest luxury, and questions whether luxuries should be more widely accessible or curtailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Brigis
Teachers College
Columbia University
Bri Way
Jonking
Manuel Boone
Boone
Lewis
Clarke
United States
Prof
Briggs
Siovins
Hockvins
Meletios Metaxakis Pursues Church Union in New York
The Most Reverend Meletios Metaxakis declares minimal differences between Eastern Orthodox churches and the Anglican Communion, aiming to establish union under his leadership at St. George's Cathedral in Constantinople. He sees unity as essential and notes plans to present a common front with Rome and other Western bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meletios Metaxakis
Tre
Constantinople
New York
Church of England
United States
Charst
St. George's Cathedral
Howe
Rome
Wisconsin and Washington clash in wartime policy debate
The piece surveys federal wartime measure arguments with Nelson of Wisconsin and others addressing postmaster nominations, railroad funding, and federal expenditures. It notes calls to restore wartime powers, curb spend, and debates over Prohibition era policies alongside congressional actions shaping the economy and public works.
Weather like business tides hint at 1922 recovery
Disjointed notes discuss using weather forecasts as business barometers. Regions from Northwest to New York see a downturn easing toward 1922, with California possibly a belated upturn. Forecasts suggest gradual improvement, with overall annual activity near 1921 levels and industrial strength returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Investoe
Busines World
Weath
Northwest
California
Smither Lsttes
Unis
Atec
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Armerica
Dr. Molt
Orang
Luther
Wis Castle
Willenborg
Oman
Memorial Church
Washington
St. Paul
Coloneal
John T. Axton
United States Army
Enel
Betty Pruett
Farrington
Hepty Prue
Jess Une
Akta Lithig Hoag Twliensviin
Phil Wd
Ney
Fetgrul
Nefa Tor
Caingerd
Matisag
Lhasa
Fedorn
Care Teen Oparts
Berthe
Nelson
Sue
Fey
Ecainiey
Laarger
Sopistician
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Davigki Olaszen
Yirtserit
TnesMniade
Pigrry Bearley
Tebert
Maison
Terishi
Atv Offier Suinereditaeite
Vollowins
John At
Polini
Warsi
America
Delaware
State St
DS Abson
Newsinglind
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Une
Benemings
Seetiang
Ohio
Salzer
Unite States
Narcissus
John A. Salzer Seed Company
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