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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1920
Page
2
The Ozark mountaineers are coordinating plans for an upcoming Bringing Up Father appearance, outlining preparations and expectations for the event. The details remain tentative as organizers confirm locations and timing.
An article describes a Javanese bridge on an island built almost entirely from bamboo and palm rope. Bamboo columns form the main supports, tied and wedged for strength, with a rope made from palm fibers acting as the binding. The structure is semi permanent, praised for cost efficiency and durability in damp tropical conditions.
The American ambassador Robert Underwood Johnson, returning from a visit to the war front in Italy, reports that talks are progressing and reconstruction begins amid devastation from Chartres to Khidow. He notes refugees, famine risks, and calls for European and world aid to rebuild.
Kansas City Japs form a club named Keishi Kai in Kansas City Missouri. Active voters include Rich Harada, a known figure on the Kansas City Board of Rule. Members are mostly businessmen who worked in Kansas City offices or shores. The club entertains visitors from the Orient and participates in community events.
A reader reports a husband vows never to bet again after a playful yet tense wager with Younes Hrs. Terkins over a racing event. The couple discusses trust and impulse control in a lighthearted household dilemma.
A Red Cross contact to Zionists asserts Palestine has superior natural resources to Southern California. The Palestine Nile and desert irrigation prospects are cited, with officials noting rainfall, soil, and terrain favor intensive development and potential 30 000 horsepower plants.
A storekeeper recalls a multilingual scene with customers speaking varied languages. The dialogue references English, French, Spanish, German, and other tongues, highlighting linguistic diversity and miscommunication in a casual market setting.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Robert at Nellie’s home and aunts reacting to a luvent event. Tim files a report and an uncle is noted. further context is garbled, impeding concrete details about person names, places, or outcomes.
Fragments describe bats in caves anticipating seasonal change. Observers note nuts and other cave features as winter approaches, with bats traveling winding passages to seek shelter. The text hints at bat behavior and cave formations during milder conditions.
A garbled memory fragment recalls a child’s bedtime moment where a wish for apple pie blends with sleepy expressions and dreamlike lines about eyes and names, leaving unclear details about speakers or setting.
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