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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
3
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The League commands a Danzig factory to stop making rifles for Mexico, but cannot prevent delivery and laments limited authority. It notes only one factory halted while global arms production remains vast, urging broader international backing to achieve real disarmament within years.
Dispatches report a forthcoming navy reorganization placing the main battleship fleet on the Pacific coast in line with the undivided fleet theory. Critics argue the plan strains Japan’s response and risks stimulating Japanese battleship construction while deferring disarmament policies.
The downtown Main street curb parking is limited to one hour under the new ordinance. Police face difficulty enforcing the limit as many vehicles may overstay between checks. The change aims to ease congestion after trials with a total ban last year.
The passage argues for enforcement of park rules and lawfulness in public spaces, warning that lax time limits could force the city back to total prohibition of parks. It stresses citizen support from motorists and personal interest in keeping Main Street open for travel.
Baron Kuin dismisses claims of exclusive Chinese rights and accuses Japan of bribery and coercion during the Twenty-one Demands. He questions Japan’s sincerity, noting Shantung and other areas remain under Japanese control despite rhetoric of open door and territorial integrity.
An old reflection on marriage wisdom from William Penn. The piece argues love should rule between spouses and that love binds couples, noting Penn never married for money but for love and urging brides to cherish what is lovely.
A quirky note traces common phrases to salt including salaries from the Latin salt word and Roman soldiers wages, contrasting sugar and salt consumption figures and the saying not worth his salt. The American Sugar Refining Company is cited in a human interest angle about daily salt and sugar use.
Music lovers fear loss of the grand aspera company as Mary Garden cannot raise funds required for five years. Tex Rickard has sold 700000 dollars worth of seating for the Dempsey Carpentier bout and expects to double sales. The event may end in under five minutes.
Notes from the La Crosse area recall a Lutherans convention with 400 delegates, a Taft family connection, and a train accident near La Crosse. Also today the free high school tuition law for nonresidents takes effect July 1, Park Store changes hands, water mains upgrades, and local business moves plus an excursion from Winona.
A three year old daughter of Lafe Bud wandered near a wine cellar area and drowned. Pinky Kerr returned to work after a pleasant strike.
Fragmentary passage discusses hats and fashion linking to ancient texts and a mock sermon. It mentions Greek customs, a biblical reference, and a claim that hats protect against cold and baldness, all in a discursive, stylistic monologue.
A vintage instructional piece advises on shortstop positioning between baseline and back, signals from the batter, turf coverage with third base, and backing up plays. It emphasizes practice, situational awareness, and pairing with second basemen, plus a lightnote on improvised topics like drinking can use and cornstarch bead crafts.
A humorous, user contributed puzzle piece features a mock riddle about a shoe and a dome. It includes a playful note from Merrite x. Echey and Paul B. Dingbats, describing the writer’s interrupted attempt to finish a puzzle and send it in.
A columnist derides extravagance in hats and fashion, mocking the berrskin and sleeping hats, the derby, and wickerless styles. He notes women are wiser than men in generations and laments the push toward costly attire as silly and ugly. The piece compares modern styles to past icons and lampoons vanity.
Picture postcards have become a popular hobby among boys and girls. The activity is educational and enjoyable, easy to start, and can be homemade or bought. Collectors label each card with location details, and the pastime provides engaging activity during long winter evenings.
A quirky column presents a constructed puzzle and a batch of misquoted proverbs. Clues hint at forming names from wordplay and half remembered lines, attributed to contributor Joseph Gorden, with stray adages about haste, humility, and music.
Burlington High held a song contest to select a school song written by a student. The winner would receive one full credit in his studies. Readers are invited to send letters and local news to the editor of the boys and girls section for publication.
A mother heard barking and found her daughter sinking in a shallow pond. Mrs Sleeie acted quickly and rescued the child from danger as the scene drew help from nearby witnesses.
In Watregan Lutherans priest Charles N. Steele, a wealthy banker, rescued a child named Bessie Tanlise after she fell into a duck pond near her father's home. The incident occurred Monday as local residents watched. A Lutheran parochial school in the city opened for a six week term with Miss Hilda Florerud and Mrs. Eric Larson directing instruction in English and Norwegian.
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