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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
3
A brief Bible verse excerpt reflects on trust in love and peace, urging steadfast faith in difficult days. The text emphasizes moral comfort and spiritual resilience drawn from Isaiah.
An essay extols leaving wild flowers unpicked to protect seeds and future growth. It argues that collecting roadside blooms harms ecosystems, noting cultivated varieties suit homes while wilds provide lasting beauty and habitat. The piece condemns plucking as cruelty to nature.
The editorial questions Senator Calder of New York after his praise of Canada’s withdrawal on the Great Lakes waterway. It argues New York seeks generous harbor funds but warns that midwest representation in Congress must back any Federal spending, noting the waterway remains a midwest interest and New York cannot claim exclusive gains.
The excerpt highlights two outdoor activities popular in La Crosse summers and notes widespread community needs for transport as most residents lack a car. It emphasizes collective reliance on shared mobility and recreational options.
County board and common council provide tables and benches for picnic spots and a landing boom for riverfront use, but the items are not in place. Tables and benches sit unused at West Avenue playground while the landing boom lies along the rip-rap, away from Riverside Park, prompting public complaints and questions about the misplacement.
The American Farm Bureau Federation reports over 1.25 million members, suggesting growing unity among farmers. It notes the bureau is not a labor union but shows farmers can mobilize, prompting questions about a national strike for shorter hours and higher pay.
Spokane Mrs Romilly struggles to support four children while her Canadian husband supports two more. Complicated Canada US immigration rules separate the family, prompting complaints about official stupidity. The piece contrasts government enforcement with other stiff laws and notes daylight saving tiredness and rising living costs.
A jumble of items notes Mrs Hiram Goddarl leaving for Norway with friends for months and a new kindergarten planned in Logni seheal, plus obituaries for Car G Foerster and Stephen Rodis. Street petitions, a river sl|d boat visit, school bids, and church summer plans fill a busy Ye Olden Times page.
Jim Aerpoelus, a practical businessman, adores Mazie Thomas but fears she is a clinging vine type. A burglar scare in a city apartment leads to Mazie and Auntie revealing Jim’s true feelings and Mazie’s protective nature, forcing a choice between romance and independence. The scene blends humor with a tension of courtship and class roles in a 1922 setting.
Berton Braley’s daily poem presents a fearless young woman unafraid of old conventions. It portrays her open eyes, missteps, and defiant verve while challenging societal judgments and parental restraint. The piece also hints at fading parental influence and youth’s lively independence.
A fragmentary quotation with uncertain, misspelled phrasing notes perseverance against a seemingly impossible barrier. The line can be read as a meditation on stubborn effort and resilience through adversity.
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