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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1923
Page
3
A description of an annual world events chronology published to aid readers. It explains an indexed system by date linking related events, using Ireland in 1922 as an example, and details how to follow linked entries to trace the year's history.
The column extols the robin as a model of resilience in cold weather. It argues the bird’s steadfastness reflects human faith and hope, urging readers to adopt the bird’s persistent cheer and confidence as New Year inspiration.
A festive exhortation urges steadfast action this New Year. It uses the example of bold birds refusing to flee drought and cold, urging people to endure hardship with faith in spring. It ends by wishing a "Happy New Year" to hardy feathered citizens and all readers.
A scientist discusses approaching absolute zero, the cold limit where molecular motion stops. Prof. Onnes of Leyden leads the inquiry, linking extreme cold to future breakthroughs and the broader rise of civilization through discovery.
A look back recalls anniversaries and events from storms to marriages. Mentions Old Style retered festivals, local residents like Armin P. Ryseg and 3 Pharesgi, and plans for a new warehouse factory in a nearby town. Also notes clergy changes, licenses issued, and notable civic moments across La Crosse County and Kalk Way communities.
Rodney Hill and Molly Collins face a post Christmas slump and rising expenses as they plan New Year outings. They worry about dancing without a chaperon, compare engaged friends, and tally private costs including dresses, hair, and country club dues, while considering the need to conserve money until Rodney earns more than six thousand dollars yearly.
Rodney weighs finances and vows a simple life with Molly if she agrees to live on his income. He plans to meet Jane and Tom for New Year’s Eve as a fresh start, then faces a moment of confession interrupted by Jane and Tom stepping in.
A garbled Abe Martin quote mocks press agents and a coal price dispute. The lines mention Col Farts Minding Coamaussion and a character named Mally with Rodney's remark about proposals and accents. The text comes from an Upperight 1922 McClure’s magazine fragment.
The excerpt veers through a rough Birmingham scene with a sheriff puzzled by a mob and a narrator boasting of danger and honesty. It hints at Fe the man who would do any reasonable thing to bolster his business, amid jailhouse bets and a tense, taunting atmosphere.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Kilty rejecting a marriage, with Kilty noting others are available. Almanac and Ayers are referenced as possible matches amid the brief exchange.
The article recalls early Comstock lode days in Virginia City Nevada with miner KR Stretch a veteran witness. A cross examination scene is described where Captain is asked about a clay seam and its dip, illustrating typical questioning and rough humor of the period.
The article notes aviators face dust in the atmosphere as planes fly, dust often volcanic and traveling vast distances. It explains higher air is cleaner yet dust in lower layers obscures pilots vision while the earth below remains visible to ground observers.
Brief readable fragment hints at a time or scheduling joke and a humorous aside about brain in a nutshell. Names and further details are unclear in the OCR fragment.
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