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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
3
Clem returns home to a quiet, tense scene as Brian paints, ignoring chores and food. The pair exchange plans for dinner and future city work, with unspoken strain tugging at their daily routine and a looming decision about money and time.
A fragment notes that money is elusive and hard to catch, comparing it to a greased pig. It argues money is the most imperfect invention of humans, reflecting a skeptical view of monetary value and reliability.
The piece compares the Tlinois mine killings to war atrocities, condemns the cold blooded murders and intimidation, and warns that immigration and harsh labor conditions fuel a holy labor conflict. It urges genuine life education over propaganda, urging society to treat workers as men to foster true citizenship.
A critic argues that genius may stem from hormonal imbalances in the endocrine system. Napoleon, Darwin, Caesar, Mohamed, Byron, Dostoyevsky, and Flaubert are cited as examples of gifted individuals with chronic health issues. The author contends fame carries a heavy personal cost and true happiness lies in normalcy.
The National Industrial Conference Board reports price levels above prewar figures across food, shelter, clothing, fuel, and sundries, with wide dollar value disparities. It notes wage costs rising and distribution effects, while Americans pay higher prices for German goods and observe inconsistent postwar economic balance.
Ontario enforces a new act banning liquor transport by road across borders. Export liquor must travel by railroad and lake routes, ending bootleggers’ truck runs on rural highways. The move aims to curb counterfeit labels and restrict cross border supply to the United States.
Ten years ago today in La Crosse tales of local business, a tailor’s long service, and a medical man’s death surfaced. References to the Campbell sale, the German Lutheran pastor’s gift, Catholic church dedication, post routes, and city improvements appear among scattered notices and events dated across annual milestones.
A recruiter approached a milk round rider in Buckinglai District offering royal service. The lad asked about daily pay, replying simply with interest. The note claims Trinidad is the world’s greatest UM producer.
A fragmented poem by Berton Braley contemplates love as a remedy for fear and hardship. It argues that love strengthens resolve, shares joys and sorrows, and eases life's trials when one is not alone. The text includes garbled phrases and dated attributions.
A garbled column from Facet in Plattery notes an event where men and women mingle with Moi Y Wusn the King of Praneo and costumes. It praises the finest attire and bold crowds while urging confidence in boys, claiming you must tell a boy he can beat any guy on the street.
The article traces the corn straw broom as a relic from early housekeeping days. It explains how this simple tool endured while broommaking faded and notes its continued use for sweeping carpets linoleum and other floors in homes.
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