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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary religious verse cites Psalm 63:13 style language. The readable text presents archaic spellings and devotional lines praising God and seeking mercy. Limited context suggests a liturgical or hymn-like fragment from a historical religious page.
A critical assessment of Admiral Sims who, while a skilled sailor and strategist, uses public speeches to air personal anti Irish views. The piece calls for prompt action by Secretary Denby and suggests disciplinary measures for the US representative speaking in official capacity to a foreign audience. It condemns his conduct as unbecoming of the navy and recommends restraint.
An article argues that access to wholesome recreation shapes a boy's future. It cites Chicago experiments where a no-age-limit boys club in a high-need ward cut juvenile delinquency by seventy three percent in one year. It praises parks in La Crosse and the broader U S need for structured youth programs.
Pending legislation proposes decentralizing War Risk Insurance activities to prevent long delays for disabled soldiers. The measure aims to reduce centralized bureau control, a reform Lal has long advocated.
F W Galbraith national commander of the American Legion denounces a proposed amendment as crippling the Sweet bill. He argues the change would cut disabled veterans payments to about twenty cents on the dollar and upholds the bill’s original intent to fully aid those who served. The legion stresses the need for prompt government support without parsimony after decades of effort.
A reflective column argues that despite taxes high prices and unemployment the country is not luckless. It contrasts with England where idle workers and overwhelmed harbors signal tougher times yet asserts the nation remains better off due to youth wealth freedom and opportunity.
The April 1 figures show improvement in gross revenue and net operating income for major rail systems from a year ago. Although still below prewar norms, the gains suggest a potential revival, likely influencing the Interstate Commerce Commission’s rate decisions. Industry-wide recovery hinges on rail prosperity tied to broader economic recovery.
A decade past items include the death of pilot Adam Jkerz of Galena at 232 South Second, his Yukon and Mississippi years, and a public works pipe still buried by sand requiring dredging. Other notes mention a grocery sale, Bishop Wenb’s Milwaukee visit, tin can plant move to Kansas City, Chief Whiteboy's Nebraska ranch, North taking charge at a golf club, a lumber yard expansion, and diocesan talks on a Milwaukee bishop successor.
Carlisle Henderson questions a cheap furnished three room flat at 48th Street 44 West as he pursues a fresh start. He encounters Alice and a past rekindled when she reveals she tried to reach him after a prior separation, the pair planning a hopeful reconciliation despite looming complications.
An 1908 North Pole claim by Frederick Albert Cook is recapped with his Arctic expedition role as surgeon on Peary’s 1901-05 voyage. Born June 10 in New York, he later resided in Fort Worth, Texas, and the entry mixes biographical facts with scattered, era-typical puzzle items from a newspaper page.
A famous college coach argues that character is reflected in how a boy plays. He warns against frenzied carelessness, urges obedience and teamwork, and stresses the benefits of regular outdoor recreation, two hours daily, for both boys and girls. He also outlines safe exercise and post game care.
The essay argues white races rule vast habitable land and face a burden to act as stewards of global welfare. It cites Jamestown and Plymouth origins, notes world dominance, and urges Europeans and Americans to cease internal conflicts while addressing economic education and ethnic issues.
New York magistrates and justices seek to reduce auto law violations by revoking licenses for flagrant offenses in the first second and wild clan towns. Surgeons in Bulgarian Hospitals reportedly use Stone Age methods, lacking steel instruments, drawing from prehistoric ancestry to perform procedures.
A fragmentary item references a freshly chipped flint with an excellent cutting edge and mentions immunity from insect concerns. It oddly associates flint knives with septic procedures, hinting at unusual medical or workshop practices in a historical context.
A playful note imagines an Evening Prayer for students as they cram before exams. It hints at writing about wireless fun and a guide for amateur wireless enthusiasts to get busy, appealing to hobbyists with a light tone.
A disrupted report notes Abe Martin Bargtore frightened away a trespasser from the country home of Tilford Moors last night. The incident references Minn Tawney Apple as the intruder, leaving the scene and prompting a cautious period ahead.
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