Psalmic Reflection on God Pitying His People
A fragment reflecting on Psalm 103 style themes of divine pity for humanity. Mentions creation and human frailty with archaic phrasing. Intended as devotional meditation rather than a dated event.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
3
Not Over For Them Veterans need ongoing care beyond war end
The article argues 5,000 disabled and sick veterans are discharged monthly while hospitals lack capacity to treat them. It condemns neglect by the nation and political leaders, noting promises made to returning soldiers and urging that the war remains unfinished for those veterans who cannot yet be cared for, even as the war is proclaimed over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Legion
Urey Cme
Congress
Ley
Auer
Isolation and US recovery through wartime finance aid
The essay argues Congress restored wartime credits via the revival of the War Finance Corporation to offset a five billion dollar drop in farm crop values from 1919 to 1920. It condemns American isolationism, notes Europe’s hunger and unpaid imports, and warns domestic gluts if Europe cannot buy surplus crops. It stresses Europe’s need for stable markets for American food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the
United States
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Finines Corporation
Europe
Rethinking U S Aid After War Debacle
The text argues the postwar delay costs the nation billions in farm losses and demands new loans to war-torn countries. It warns Bolshevism grows with hunger and asserts American aid, though risky, may prevent collapse, stressing trade and diplomacy depend on each other and urging public recognition of global responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Intelligence tests replace old exams in Detroit schools
The Detroit school board orders intelligence tests for all new teachers arguing that intelligence differentiates real understanding from mere schooling. They say education is more than cramming facts and that those who succeed combine life experience with book learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OME
Detroit
Weather Man’s Snowfall Brings Winter Carnival Boost
The note praises the snowfall as support for the winter carnival while warning that snow shoveling endurance contests lack royal approval. It cautions the weather man to curb January thaws that threaten to spoil the season, urging restraint to preserve the winter mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreas
Viroqua to Retreat rail line progress and local era notes
Persistent efforts to extend the La Crosse and Southeastern railway from Viroqua to Retreat, Wis. a surveying crew laid out the road last Saturday and work will not start until spring. Also notes on La Crosse Normal’s first yearbook publication, district medical association officers, and a 20 year ago petition for U S district attorney successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Viroqua
Wis
Wnuil
la Creasé
la Cre
George G. Sanford
Dri KE. UM. Townsend
New Lisbon
J. F. Christian
Abipper
Christmas at the boarding house still calls Lorna home
In a winter city store scene Lorna as a shop helper resists returning to her parents for Christmas yet quietly aids customers. Rosie Magee scolds her for pride and urges family reconnection. Afterward Lorna sends gifts to her parents and an unexpected reunion unfolds when Jonas Rogers visits with breakfast and family news, revealing Lorna’s thoughtful gesture and a reconciliatory moment.
Charles Lamb and Sheltering Faith in Book of Martyrs
A fragmentary reminiscence depicts Charles Lamb in an armchair, immersed in the Book of Martyrs. He imagines flames as a sign of dying for faith, while retelling Dickens stories so children may grasp them. The page also poses puzzles about old riddles and a comb as a metaphorical answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Lamb
Fiule
Charles Lamb
Charles Dickers
Pupils Push for Half Fare Car Rate in City Schools
A city debate centers on establishing a 2 cent half fare for school pupils versus the current 6 cent ride. A mother cited in a case of seven siblings who pay 84 cents daily, arguing the expense is unaffordable and urging relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuitor
Teddy the rat pulls phone cord and loses a tooth
A pet rat named Teddy perched in a rocking chair beside a base burner and tugged the nearby telephone cord. He then whined, jumped down, and hid behind a store as the narrator, alerted by the incident, discovered a tooth under the telephone card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Exwa Howucna
Rockford, Ik
Gift For Dad Proposes Game Fix At Columbia High
Sam O'Hearn, star center of Columbia High's basketball team, faces a gambling lure from Pinky Pinkerton of Parker High. Pinkerton proposes fixing a game, promising a share if O'Hearn agrees, while Principal Simmons warns of the consequences of saying no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hearn
Columbia
Parker High
Pinky Pinkerton
Pinky
Sam O’flearn
Christmas Story Of Sam O Hearn And A Father Gift
Sam O Hearn in dire straits works evenings after school and Saturdays at Johnsons Corner Drug Store to raise twenty five dollars. He plans to buy a talking machine priced at thirty five dollars as a Christmas present for his father, hoping to save enough in the final days before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Stoltz and Schick
Common Council
Edison Electric Works
Edison
West Salem
D. le Carey
Sam O’hearn
Weill
Johnson's Corner Drug Store
Pinky
Hoase
Herd and Tong
Johnson’s
Christmas Morning Revelations and Family Dreams
The scene unfolds with Nate, Lorna, and family members discussing gifts as a door opens revealing Lerma arriving with Christmas love. The moment centers on family affection by the tree and a proposed gift of a son and daughter. A tense ring in the branches hints at an engagement or promise amid warm reunion. In a separate line, taxation in France for the first seven months exceeds last year by two billion francs, highlighting contrasting news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Lorna
Lerma
France
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