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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
10
A plane crash near Belleplaine left three saved by parachutes after the craft entered a tail spin at 3,000 feet. A female passenger reportedly jumped free as the former Canadian government aircraft was demolished. Officials noted parachute use prevented multiple fatalities amid the sudden crash in Washington.
Three La Crosse ex-service men plan a dancing party at Concordia Hall on Saturday night June 24. The organizers are We Bryon Keizer and N. Larson, with Mosie providing the Blue Melody Boys orchestra to finish the evening.
A garbled, OCR rough draft shows a man pursuing a woman as she asks if he loves her. He declares love but the reply questions sincerity and whether returning feelings follow from a prior relationship. The fragment ends with more words stitched together, unclear who speaks or what outcome follows.
A fragmentary notice tells of a young woman tied to a border dispute and family wishes, with a distraught father offering fifty thousand dollars for a resolution. The unreadable portions suggest longings, fear, and a formal demand connected to a troubling personal matter.
A garbled OCR snippet from American Lesson Weekly depicts a hurried scene with disjointed names and actions. The text reads like a political or instructional bulletin with phrases about a vote, a secretary, and a hurried reply, but essential names and context are unclear.
An injured employee receives hospital examination after a minor scratch. The house surgeon notes the abrasion is superficial and finds no threat of lasting mental distress. The employer, fearing liability, advised on possible consequences.
A garbled historical note reports rising inmate counts in Wisconsin state institutions, with references to penal facilities, charitable institutions, and increasing inmates over last year. It mentions names and places in a fragmented, unclear transcription.
A fragmented note warns of counterfeit aspirin with the Bayer mark. It cautions buyers to accept only genuine Bayer packaging with proper directions. It mentions multiple ailments and the risk of tainted tablets sold by some pharmacists.
Albert Payson Terhune writes prose adapted work opening at Tivol with Barrymore in cast. Majestic screens Flor Chan Mouchet. Riviera touts Travelin On. Strand resumes Birth of a Nation with Griffith's Civil War epic. Marreeville to show Travelin’ On star William Hart with Ethel Grey Terry in lead roles.
The Yap treaty with the United States was approved by the privy council and the prince regent. The pact fixes the rights of each nation on Yap under the Japanese mandate. The committee deemed the government's Yap position unsatisfactory and urged greater care in future grave negotiations.
Fragmentary note references the empire's foreign relations and Washington's influence. Ambiguous phrases suggest a commentary on governance and national stance without clear events, dates, or named actors available in the readable text.
A garbled excerpt recalls a mule trade scene with Mrs Jefferson and Mister Jackson amid marketplace chatter. The quip highlights a stubborn mule, shop floor worries, and a shopper asking about stationery, framed by a fragmentary American Legion Weekly voice.
A man from Deer, Wisconsin, suffered serious eye injuries after a sulfuric acid splash blinded one eye and wounded the other. He received care at a hospital while a Dodge Motor Company owner planned to work on a storage battery case as cause of the accident was investigated.
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