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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
3
An essay praised by Professor Ross argues that work underpins democracy and social stability. It contrasts work values across upper and lower classes, noting that production sustains government and community. idleness is socially disreputable, and a productive nation is healthier and more resilient.
The article discusses in Athens and Sparta a long standing practice of punishing political failures with capital punishment. It questions reviving such ancient precedent in modern Greece, noting risks of revenge, mercy limits, and the fate of rulers who fail policies. It warns against political power becoming brutal or cyclical as leaders rise and fall.
The passage argues that the Loyal Order of Americans will rise to challenge the Ku Klux Klan, suggesting a future where they may supplant the Klan and provoke another opposing group. It frames social dynamics as a natural balance where competing organizations emerge to restore equilibrium.
A reflective piece compares political cycles with nature’s demand for balance. It argues that waves of reform and conservative reaction alternate as Democrats and Republicans rise and fall, while a broader law maintains equilibrium. It ends with a metaphor of a dull razor sharpening itself as life repeats cycles.
The piece praises Christmas trees as a vivid expression of the season. It notes how visible decorations deepen the holiday spirit for residents and businesspeople alike, tying the day’s duties, opportunities, and joys to humanity’s shared meaning.
A garbled excerpt attributed to Tom Sims contains disjointed phrases about peas and patriots, references to Rickenbacker and airplanes, a claim about Americans jailed in Russia, manners of speaking, and scattered nonsensical observations about people and events.
A scrambled column recaps past events and people tied to La Crosse and nearby: Kirehe Bove, Mrs Agnes Park, and mystic workers with Miss Laura Cunningham. obituaries note sixty six year old Mrs Doerre dying at her son Frank Danrre’s home. moves of Art and Mrs Holiman to Indian Wall. a 20 year ago snapshot shows market bustle, sleighing, and rail engine changes in the city. 30 years ago St Johns church plans, Valentine Meister price notes, and Wiscon senators in town. mentions of Adam Seranc’s hire and JA Caneland’s trip for family holidays.
Amid chatter Abe Martin remains involved in local politics though details are scarce. Binkley continues with political activity as the editor notes ongoing practice and public matters in the community.
A garbled, highly doctored tale centers on an engagement between Gertrudes Bembevis amg Fanest Misden that collapses amid tangled names and surreal recollections. The disjointed text evokes a convoluted social scene with scattered references to people, places, and moments, hinting at a failed romance and public scrutiny.
Williams presents Out Our Way as a humorous panel on ambition and endurance. The strip portrays a character climbing or reaching peak effort, with a theme of persistence and staying power in humorous, Kennett style.
An extended narrative follows Arthur Green and Miss Wyner through romantic intrigues and social drama. Amid interwoven names and places, tensions rise over inheritance and marriage while characters confront scandal and yearning. The piece closes with a light note on a joyous meeting and a curious bar yell.
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