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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
3
A cryptic line appears to mix plea against evil with a garbled project name. The fragment hints at a religious or moral theme but lacks clear events, dates, or participants to establish a fuller news item.
The piece argues that urban hardships like high prices, traffic hazards, wild drivers, hogs in streets, lack of sewage, window taxes, and poor fire protection have long haunted cities. It notes how conditions improved slowly, urges moving out of the city, and observes that modern urban ills often mirror past episodes from New York’s history.
Poet and drama writer Percy Mackaye criticizes film makers for "playing down" to audiences He argues all arts must appeal to the masses and that sincerity alone may not guarantee success in motion pictures The finished product should reflect higher treatment and originality while respecting viewer intelligence.
The author argues cinema should prioritize artistic integrity over commercial gain. Blockbusters often repeat proven formulas, while true creativity arises when producers pursue personal vision. Original, earnest work can succeed financially if art resonates beyond education or class.
A collection of pithy sayings touching on watches, hunting, appearances, earthquakes in Chile, self talk, gaming progress, coffee trends, phonographs, weathering winters, and hypocrisy in coal dealing, all with a humorous, observational tone. The lines mix everyday antics with light social commentary.
Ye Olden Times column items: Genree B Phillips leaves for Hot Springs Ark and southern travels. Onalaska sheriff elect Webbber appoints turnkey. Wall town marshal under Durie. Otto Bosshart re elected Bank of Holmen president. land sales on Fifteenth and Madison. spring building plans. Civil War veteran Daniel Clark dies. island man Glorie’s Manx roots. W B U scholarship drawing. 4654 lucky hotel owner. P P Well founder of Caledonia dies. Santa Claus gift by police. Jewish Feast of Hanukkah observed. Richard Rey visiting Amherst. Fred Brown family buys portable mill for January work. Nicholas Immer and Kirbs wed. Charles Miley sells saloon. Rev Brenner marries. Engineer Bros hold annual ball Jan 3.
A tense breakfast scene unfolds as Uncle Taek contemplates sacrificing himself for family plans while a young man obsesses over a circus. Tilly and Caroline watch the drama, while Jack aims to keep calm amid drifting conversations and shifting loyalties during a long afternoon.
The passage portrays Abe Martin Tester Moon in a blurred dialogue about a crowd, a tense moment, and a misfired action involving Caroline and Taek. Names like Billy, Alibreh, Compton, and Jack appear in a surreal, dreamlike sequence, blending stage fright with social interaction and a quirky local atmosphere.
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