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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
3
The text appears as garbled verse or liturgical fragment with archaic phrasing and broken words. It references a psalm or hymn, but lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a specific item or action. The readable portion suggests spiritual language without a discernible newsworthy event.
The assembly killed a bill to establish junior college courses in high schools but NE argues the issue isn’t closed. He urges revival next session, citing demand, equipment needs, and student welfare. He warns without junior colleges 12,000 students may crowd one university within a decade.
A reported majority in the assembly voted to toss the special committee bill proposing a general shake-up of state commissions and boards. The plan seeks to convert three three member commissions into new structures, with critics noting the move arrogates expertise to a few weeks of committee action, bypassing years of experienced input.
A critical editorial blasts a legislative push to overhaul commissions, calling it autocratic and harmful to long standing policies. It accuses lawmakers of lacking hearings and information, warns of political intrigue, and argues the Senate and governor must resist measures that rollback established governance.
Worth of this city was elected to the executive committee for two years at the U C T convention in Green Bay, the largest vote ever cast for any officer. Other Worth council members from the city were F P W Siston O Elbertson and John Hillote.
Kitty confronts romance on a train with a stern self image and a chance meeting with William J. Parnsworth, General Passenger Agent. A shared love of a novel leads to connection as the conductor's doubt is eased and a budding bond forms between Kitty and the young man, Hugh, amid snowy scenes and social pressures.
A teen lifestyle page offers tips on eyebrow grooming using a soft brush and light pressure, plus at home chest stretches to improve posture. It also invites readers to submit short 200 word pieces about local beauty spots and letters to the editor for the boys and girls section.
The text presents a playful parable about a finger injury of a child, narrated by a grandpa figure, mixing verse and opinion on art. It quotes song lines about a protective finger, notes relief from minimal treatment, and ends with William F. Banton’s musings on art, music, and usefulness.
Kitty Tenant faces a bitter taste of revenge as a brief farewell on a train platform lingers in memory. Weeks pass and a former suitor, Will Parns worth, reappears at the Dupont Laundry, recalling a long wait and a promised future.
An OCR fragment hints at a narrative about two friends, Thad and Kitty, traveling together. It reflects casual dialogue and a sense of budding companionship among travelers. The text is incomplete, with garbled phrases and missing context.
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