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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1923
Page
3
A cryptic ancient exhortation warns believers to guard against turning to other deities. The fragment urges faithful focus on the divine and warns of distraction and false paths, implying caution and devotion amid uncertain times.
The editorial urges warning the Reparations Commission about General Dawes's appointment as chair of the expert conference on Germany's ability to pay. It argues Dawes challenges precedent and could influence outcomes, praising his boldness and noting the likely minority American status at the table.
The passage asserts persistent opposition to relief for Germany and argues the U S government will act with full consideration. It cautions against being misled by German propaganda and stresses careful scrutiny of relief needs and policy. The tone is analytical and defensive regarding U S relief priorities.
The piece argues for private funds to aid distressed Germans now, criticizing slow government action. It notes Senator Lenroot's bill for 20.306 million dollars and a proposed 100 million loan as a prior lien, while stressing immediate private effort as the vanguard of relief ahead of official action.
Tom Sims comments on a sensational headline and a string of assorted remarks about war veterans taxes and currents. The piece mentions a Dorchester puppy adopted by a cat, harmless geraniums, Europe versus the US, and a Canadian teacher missing details. It notes alimony figures and a Los Angeles bank robbery.
Ten years ago today Thames Wooler bought city property on State Street including five houses from Seventhwest to the alley for 12560 dollars. La Crosse Car and Electric paid 23126 dollars in taxes, largest single payment recorded. School board changes elected and re-elections noted. Several locals traveling for holidays and returning students described. Twenty years ago: Otto Schlabach returns from Delaware to study at Wesleyan College. other locals travel or resume posts. Thirty years ago: Dr Frank Weston returns from Rush Medical College. local residents and a cattle purchase described. Car company plans to halt at street corners discussed by locals.
Philip Morton, a widower with a high rise office, hires Miss Prim to type and organize in a humorous spring interlude. A subtle attraction grows as daily bouquets appear on Morton's desk and Prim's charm becomes evident, leading to Morton's playful proposal and a hinted wedding plan.
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