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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1923
Page
3
In Paris Premier Poincare reaffirmed France’s aim to stay in the Ruhr until compensated but said Paris will study all feasible steps to speed up payments. He stressed France’s readiness to consider solutions that accelerate financial arrangements. The remarks reflect continuing tensions over postwar reparations and industrial control.
The piece extols Christmas as the finest day for gifts and feasting and the display of charity tolerance geniality and brotherhood. It argues these Christian qualities surface most strongly at Christmas and questions if such spirit should persist beyond the season.
Analysis argues the Old Guard wins committee influence in House and Senate, focusing on psychological impact rather than legislative gains. Nelson gains Rules Committee leverage but party margins in committee decisions limit effect. progressives’ strategy yields psychological victory but little substantive law.
Senator La Follette outlines a progressive plan to curb party dominance by insisting on a record vote for legislation. He argues members should face transparent roll calls, ensuring constituents know each vote and hold their representatives accountable.
A note on Jules Verne and his imagined perfected submarine alongside real precursors. The piece recalls Revolutionary War submarines built by Americans and compares Verne’s fiction to early flight ideas, noting public skepticism toward visionary tech.
In Ye Olden Times items record a patent grant to Biven Norbe and a donation of doctor toys by Titan breathers’ furniture store. Charlee Langhorst resigns from Sta-Rite Engine foundry to start own business. Mrs Langhorst’s memorial gathering honors a late spouse. Ninety years ago today Schrank & Rowan close a lease to open a cafe on Main Street. Two teenage bowlers Mekvald and Schultz gain attention for state tournament hopes. Community officers appointed. church and marriage notices appear amid weekly summaries. Forty years ago ex-Senator S. L. Nevins plans winter in Chattanooga then New York. students return for holidays. Security Savings Bank forms with $50,000 capital planned for February opening.
In a parlour scene Laura Mary receives a mysterious lavender box from an unknown sender. The box prompts reflection on past suitors and social circles as Mary recalls Jimmy Lane and a possible fiancé while the discovery of the flowers triggers questions about who sent them and why.
A vintage medication ad touts Creomulsion as a cure for chronic coughs and persistent colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs, with a money back guarantee if relief is not found after following directions. The ad promotes the Creomulsion Co of Atlanta, Georgia.
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