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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
8
A historic civic note argues that cooperation within the Chamber of Commerce and its members drives community progress. It asserts organized effort, regular dues, and member participation fuel effective projects benefiting the city and its businesses.
A British vessel is reported missing with all crew presumed lost. Londons Ty Tie Associated Press notes incomplete details from the sea disaster as authorities search for survivors.
Fragmentary report describes a man breaking into a house while a householder and others react. A leader is said to be arrested. The text is garbled with misread names and phrases, but implies a burglary case with a suspect reluctant to cooperate and details about entry without a key.
The unusual Lenton hospital accepts house plants showing disease or distress. Plants are received, recorded, and placed in rooms suited to their ailments before owners retrieve them. Professionals diagnose and treat to restore the flora.
In a garbled transcript a judge is mocked by a crowd as bets on outcomes and phrases like drink a pint of whiskey surface. The fragmentary text hints at a chaotic scene with repeated interruptions and derision toward official proceedings.
A garbled OCR text notes a disrupted shoe stack and a hole in the structure with stray phrases about garned and yey. The readable fragment suggests a mistake in the printing but no clear persons or events emerge.
A reader summary of bustling Strand Magazine items and dramatic cinema. The piece praises The Birth of a Nation for its cinematic scale, comedy, and Civil War era costumes, noting Elsie Stoneman and Mildred Therres as key figures and highlighting Lillian Gish in period dress.
An old advertisement extols Aspirin as Bayer’s genuine product. It notes recognition by physicians for colds headaches toothache earache neuralgia rheumatic pain and more. It warns to buy only packets with Bayer name and mentions price ranges for small boxes and larger bottles.
An explorer describes the Arctic region in low precipitation where snow melts each spring. He notes vast plains of 40 000 square miles with no glaciers and host ecosystems including caribou, foxes, owls, hawks, cranes, swans, and various waterfowl. The piece conveys a stark, lifelike, if sometimes graphic, portrait of a remote, sparse land.
The nine week trial against Governor Len Small on charges of conspiracy to defraud the state while treasurer concluded its prosecution phase. Assistant Attorney General James H. Wilkerson announced a recess to prepare for formally declaring the case complete, noting jury selection and opening arguments filled part of the schedule.
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