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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1922
Page
3
The piece offers playful guidance for holiday behavior and safety, urging parents to temper toy use, quiet play, and gifting with restraint. It jokes about christmas chaos, urges order after opening, and notes the need for calm through the season.
The Memorial Union plans a Christmas era dance at Pinser Hall inviting alumni to attend. The event supports the Alma Mater with a festive campus gathering, inviting the university community to join in a charitable spirit.
La Crosse University alumni pledge strong support for the holiday dance as the Union organizes a festive university party. Good music and decorations are assured, and the holiday spirit promises a hilariously enjoyable event with attendance expected to rival other communities.
The ex-Kaiser reportedly sold a photograph of his wedding to a newspaper syndicate for 10,000 dollars. The piece argues this undermines monarchist claims, likening it to a movie star cashing in on fame, and notes anti king sentiment in Rome and Sunday closures in Wabash Indiana as local context.
Milwaukaee era church figures report 1921 22 membership rise and a large financial advance. Communicants and Sunday school numbers grew, while minister salaries nearly doubled to 34 million in gifts to benevolences. Union talks with Eastern Orthodox and Sweden churches gain momentum, with leaders urging faith and order conferences. Grace Church, New York, notes its global role and high rector salary as it expands parish outreach and city and world causes.
In Washington the past ten days see heated discussion over European affairs and German reparations. The piece argues American policy remains steady, favoring debt relief for Germany to revive markets while France presses for reparations. It outlines three Allied viewpoints, warns against forced seizure, and envisions a plan balancing German recovery with French security.
A heavily garbled poem fragment by Brenton Braley blends social critique with lines about race and work. It references a white man’s disdain, a Black labor scene, and a stark statistic noting 24,000, 2,000 watt capacities, 48,000 eyelets, in a year. The readable text hints at tensions over race and industry.
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