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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
3
The piece compares a mosquito’s relentless charges to human behavior across generations. It argues people ignore past disasters, repeat dangerous mistakes, and resist learning from history, blaming youth and pretended wisdom for marching toward danger. It concludes with a cynical take on dismissing heritage as platitudes.
The piece outlines calls for investigations into Senators Skogmo Severson and their factions as Blaine Progressive forces loom. It questions Severson's failure to disclose misconduct evidence and references a possible cover or unresolved political maneuvering amid factional tensions.
The editorial argues Senator Severson erred in failing to present essential facts to justify a probe. It contends the Bilgrien letter offers little standalone value, but undisclosed details could matter, including who made the offer and potential legislative influence. It warns an impeachment path could emerge if probes extended to other senators.
In Ye Olden Times ten years ago today Onalaska hosts the opening dinner at Hotel Riverside with Riley set to serve 204 guests and the Onalaska high school orchestra providing music. Other items note Wenzel Kunert’s land transfer for 4000 dollars, several marriages at St Mary’s, and local civic developments including a tobacco factory site and electric lighting franchise.
Two New England cousins Betsey and Betty, raised apart, discover they are identical twins. They plot a joint wedding fund split between brides attire and personal careers, yet Betsey secretly contemplates medical training while Betty pursues a music path. A late confession hints at unresolved engagement and shifting loyalties.
In a melodrama from 1923, Betty and Betsy debate careers in art versus marriage to protect their futures. Betsy pushes for independence, while Betty weighs George's proposal and the idea of shared wardrobes and a joint wedding. Aunt Elizabeth weighs in on the cost and social expectations as the pair navigate love and ambition.
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