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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1921
Page
3
An analysis argues secret French capital-ship demand proposals at the conference sparked global opposition. Britain’s handling is seen as a tactic to benefit Britain, while France bears the blame for misjudging the world’s response. American navy plans receive worldwide support, and publicity is painful when directed at self-interest and error.
Saturday the House passed a bill to appropriate twenty million dollars of American tax money to feed starving Russian subjects. On Monday a Russian agent arrested in Poland admits the Wall Street explosion was financed by the Soviet government. The United States uses funds to aid Russia while the Soviet regime uses money to kill Americans.
The piece outlines Senator Tivine Leniool backing ratification while Senator La Follette opposes. It notes La Follette’s isolationist stance and anti British sentiment, framing the Wisconsin vote as divided. It cites interpretations of Article X and the treaty’s implications for territorial integrity and potential war involvement.
The article discusses a four power treaty guaranteeing territorial integrity in the Pacific, consulting in disputes and deter ring aggression. It notes the United States will not join mandates over German territory, claims the treaty reduces war threats without deploying American forces, and contrasts isolation with a low power approach while citing Germany’s actions.
The National Industrial Conference Board reports over two million unemployed with earlier estimates near 3.5 million. The situation shows one unemployed person per nine employed, with many working part time. Unemployment concentrates in towns and cities while farmers largely stay employed. the era of optimistic social proverbs and wartime refrain lines appears mixed with caution about social ills and the pace of recovery.
Ten years ago La Crosse businessmen raised 500 to fund AM C Selassa's service in Rio de Janeiro. A social worker project began to improve morals in saloons and dances. Obituaries note Mrs. Margaret Wendler Oehler, 72, of 24 Division Street. Also reported: a Northwestern refrigerator car fire, M G Whittier resigning as ad manager, La Crosse Oxygenor Co moves offices, Patrick Keaveny dies, Frontier Lodge discusses new Barron building quarters, Epworth leagues form, local patent grants, and La Crosse Boot and Shoe Co articles of incorporation.
A lighthearted modern St Nicholas tale follows Julianna and friends as they debate aeroplanes and horsedrawn gifts. Family scenes unfold with a festive visit from St Nicholas, who leaves treats in wooden shoes, then a morning twist reveals a comical misunderstanding about a gasoline powered aero planet.
A vintage instructional piece teaches easy juggling using a broomstick and tape weighted ends, with steps for half and full turns, crossovers, and two-stick crossings. It covers wrist action, arc transfers, and safety, noting beginners should practice with dull tools and a corked knife. A puzzle at end asks to rearrange letter groups into proper words and form a word square.
Marjorie, grieving and tearful, receives a box of chocolates and red roses from a mysterious benefactor. A friendly neighbor, Tom Angus, offers company and a Christmas invitation. The roses lift her mood as she contemplates a possible romance and a future beyond loneliness.
Fragmentary notes describe a revival event and upcoming Burl-Pash wedding, with garbled names and phrases indicating preparation, dates, and social chatter. Mentions of a groom and winter yarding hint at local customs and community timing around a seaside area.
A discussion of how accidents drive invention, citing screw machines and Daguerre. It argues most breakthroughs result from thinkers who recognize potential in mishaps, not lucky flaws, and notes photography arose from an accidental coating plate.
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