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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
14
A long fragment describes veterans and local residents reclaiming derelict lands in Minnesota. It mentions veterans grouped with other settlers, efforts toward reforestation and agricultural use, and the unique challenges of rehabilitating the tract as a community project on distressed property.
Fragmentary OCR text from Evening World mentions a bar and entry details with names obscured. The readable pieces suggest a brief item about a local event or incident, but many words are distorted, hindering precise identification or dates.
Alice Brady stars in a Polish immigrant tale and Italian heroine portrayal among powerful performances at the Majestic. Riviera Theater features a film with color photography innovations and musical highlights, plus a race track themed feature and a rerun of Queen of the Turf with sport cartoonist praise.
A Bloomfield woman spanks a youth during a dispute at a booth in the town. After interrupting her husband’s call, she detains the youth by arm and leads him to a halt where she administers a spanking. She resumes her conversation, becomes angered over overtime charges, and demands the time be deducted from the bill. Northwest territory bell.
Fragmentary note describes a first serving of soup tied to a person or group named Tling, referencing ancestry and goods from a beech tree as an asset. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A device described as a perfection of motion picture cameras is claimed to produce fine pictures from a distance of 20,000 yards. The description emphasizes distant capture potential and advancing photographic equipment.
In Chicago, builders debate fire prevention over fireproofing after a blaze damages the Chicago Burlington and Quincy rail yard building. Architect F E E B Davidson insists a true fireproof building cannot exist. Richard E Schmidt of the Mileago chapter of the National Fire Prevention Association says fireproofing halted spread, while noting incombustible floors and other defenses.
A discussion on limiting building heights as a priority to reduce interior damage. Allen B. Bond supported strict height limits, while others argued durable facades with affordable materials could still fail. They contended that fire would have spread differently if the Burlington building had been shorter or if the street between it and the fire sites had been wider.
A fragment from the Taouisville Courier-Journal hints at a riddle exchange with phrases about decision making and two sides to every question. The line “This is a triangle” appears in a clipped, dialogue-like memory, reflecting era newspaper wordplay and mystery.
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