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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1921
Page
3
A reflective piece reviews 1927 with hopes for improvements in 1928. It urges readers to inventory past actions, measure progress, and set practical resolutions aimed at financial prudence and personal growth for the coming year. It cites business balance sheets and self evaluation as paths to a saner, steadier year.
A historical appraisal credits Woodrow Wilson with crystallizing American international thought that helped shift global outlook toward justice and world peace. It notes his vision, leadership, and lasting impact despite unrealized immediate aims and mixed domestic reception.
A brief fragment praises a historical figure’s enduring contribution to civilization, noting that petty disputes obscure recognition of a lasting achievement and that future generations will honor his name for generations.
The text quotes Debs asserting citizenship as a world idea and argues that crimes against capitalism are the real offenses, while crimes against individuals remain sacred. It notes Debs’ post release stance condemning all prisoners, political or civil, and critiques his anti capitalism rhetoric as deceptive to the masses.
Whispers of a rebirth of the Bachelors’ society in La Crosse surface alongside the Musans of Onalaska annual installation. Reports note historic groups, a lecture series planned by Prof. Denwyver, and a past Baptist church milestone, with ties to local civic events and a bridge completion.
Dr. Laufer recounts a perilous Tibet journey, describing friendly Tibetans, a ban on horse sales, poisonous grass, and a government escort as he was forced to leave Tibet with his specimens. He compares dangers in China unfavorably with ordinary travel in Chicago and notes his work continued as planned.
A garbled puzzle text hints at replacing letters to form a familiar proverb. It seems to clue the phrase Ring out the old ring in the new, yielding a reference to a common New Year expression. The mis-typed lines imply a wordplay about old and new and a cadence at the cycle’s end.
Fragmented text references a railway motive, a court or tribunal and an international instruction at a bridge or bank. Names and dates are garbled, but mentions of a permanent court and a pipeline suggest formal proceedings or infrastructure topics.
A garbled passage references Win, Eliza, and wartime memories, noting a character's bravado and shift in loyalties. Mentions a Canadian escape, a brakeman turned marine, and Toloyd George visiting America for Christmas as a backdrop of postwar nostalgia and social change.
A faded New Year tale unfolds as Old Year delivers a wary farewell. New Year vows to rough out the year, noting broken promises and the boy who must keep resolutions. Old Year warns of trials, while New Year pledges 365 days to redeem efforts and a fresh start.
John M. Siddall argues time cannot fulfill goals or rescue failing efforts. He warns against waiting for Father Time to do work, noting successful people act now, while poor planning leads to ruin as time merely marks the passage of lives and ventures. He cites the fate of a high earning man who ignores action and loses relevance.
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