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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
3
Frank Nayr argues that humans eat too much or poorly and that bodies are slower to adapt than machines we create. He likens the auto’s efficient fuel to human nourishment, notes rapid lifestyle changes outpace nature, and mocks future committees trying to regulate Mother Nature.
Washington reports Senator Borah has broken the hard line against an economic and disarmament world conference. The move signals a potential shift in U.S. foreign policy away from isolationism toward a broader international approach. Supporters praise Borah for courage and demand policy focus over party politics.
The article praises Senator Borah for recognizing the failure of three years under the League of Nations policy and argues his broader vision could lead to a new international order. It notes President Hughes influence, Lausanne actions, and moves to resolve reparations while urging American participation amid a shifting political climate.
A scrambled collection notes beliefs and quips about marriages and men. It mentions an old man weds a rich young girl, satire about directionless men, a denial that Fack Dempsey would play for Al-America, a claim about a Glad man with extra ribs, and the idea that wives are often better men than husbands.
In today’s health order the board of health enforces vaccination as a prerequisite for children to attend classes when schools reopen after holidays. The measure targets smallpox, deemed epidemic in the city, with state guidance backing the action.
Fred Mustan contemplates a quiet Christmas with Muriel and family at AG Ley as he recalls courting scenes and social nerves. He ponders official matchmaking, gifts, and the tension of expectations amid holiday gatherings and a hoped for formal engagement.
The postal convention to govern mail facilities between Canada and the United States was signed by President Uffiding and Postmaster General Work and will take effect in a future date. The agreement confirms ongoing postal cooperation and facility arrangements across the border.
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