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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1922
Page
3
The fragmentary line evokes a biblical cadence urging trust in mercy. It reads as a devotional snippet likely from a religious page or sermon notes, lacking clear event, date, or person identifiers to anchor a full news item.
A contemporary view argues that American troops on the Rhine, though debated, may reduce war risk rather than invite conflict. It notes a Christmas celebration at Coblenz for 900 German children, with aid from U S troops under French command, suggesting camaraderie may prevent clashes and keep the United States from entering a Franco German dispute.
Official announcement vows to promote a high athletic policy and deny mediocrity while supporting school spirit. It addresses secrecy rumors about coaching candidates and urges patience from students and supporters until a definite decision is revealed.
The Italian government offers to subject emigrants to any test proposed by the United States to weed out objectionable and unhealthy aspirants. While a board of Italian doctors could with near perfect accuracy weed out those with physical diseases, the promise is easier than the execution.
In a voiced opinion, the writer probes disease of anti science, asks how to judge future citizens, and warns that rising immigration may lower living standards. He argues limited living space and resources require cautious immigration, preferring enlightened self interest over blanket acceptance while challenging other nations to justify population pressures.
Tom Sims lampoons current events with a string of quirky claims. He mentions Manchuria resisting American streetcars, basketball replacing football, and a March end to Congress. He jokes about Sam Gompers, courts and churches, a Canadian asbestos mill blaze, and odd notes on oil and pork prices.
Ten years ago today many families prepared for travel and celebration. Copeland couple planned a world tour via New York and Paris with companions, while others stayed in Wisconsin for Christmas. Twenty years ago Sparta officials reshaped education with a new state inspector and a Masonic Temple dedication closed with secrecy. Thirty years ago deaths, marriages, and relocations marked the season with several weddings and journeys across La Crosse and area.
Abe Martin quips that a paved road is becoming as dangerous as a railroad. He notes talk of people chasing things “hammer and tongs,” and adds humor about a home pan and saw as equally risky in a folksy aside.
Ruth faces auntie opposition over Hal Denton as the village hosts a Red Ear barn dance to raise funds for wounded soldiers. Aunt Dell recalls past mischief, Ruth longs to please, and Miss Henderson plots a kiss for cousin Bobby Carew while Ruth fends off a potential rival in Hal.
In a lively scene at the frolic, Hal Denton recovers his earlier misstep by presenting Ruth with a hopeful bouquet of cherries to Dell Henderson. Dell’s stern reserve dissolves into a tremulous smile as she recognizes Hal’s honesty and the genuine bond forming with Ruth, ending with a dance and a kiss marking their betrothal.
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as the complete all bran remedy easing constipation. It claims regular daily use improves health, promotes digestion, and supports heart health while featuring recipes and endorsements from physicians and grocers.
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