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A succinct quotation by Charles G. Ames contrasts ignorance with knowledge, misery with happiness, wrong with justice, hate with love, and jargon with harmony, framed as a vision of a new world.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
15
A succinct quotation by Charles G. Ames contrasts ignorance with knowledge, misery with happiness, wrong with justice, hate with love, and jargon with harmony, framed as a vision of a new world.
The Rio Grande region near Candelaria Texas hosts a remarkable cluster of hot springs where water bubbles from rock into gullies and pools. Campers use the hot water to cook eggs in minutes and beans overnight, claiming medicinal properties. pilgrims visit yearly though no visitor accommodations exist.
About 60 riders from Houghton and Keweenaw counties in Michigan recently organized a motorcycle club. The effort brings local enthusiasts together for rides and camaraderie in the area.
The White Way business district will glow all week with three thousand incandescent globes, lit from dusk to midnight. Chairman Joseph Felber oversees Main street decorations while John H. Forrer promoted flower boxes on lights. City parks, riverfront posts, and levee plantings add to La Crosse’s festive, city-beautiful effort.
The St. Louis Times reports a Murillo vehicle discovered recently, heavily mudded after a suspected joy rider drove it into a ditch and left the scene. Investigators note the likely recklessness and property destruction.
W F Goodrich chairman of the Homecoming committee announced another fundraising push in La Crosse. After a prior campaign, 600 emblems brought in about 300 dollars. Fifty to thirty prett y young ladies will canvas the business district to sell about 600 more buttons and pennants at ten to fifty cents each to defray expenses and boost the event.
A brief exchange reflects frustration over missed calls and chances, framing life as a game of luck versus timing. The dialogue hints at persistent absence and the challenge of reaching someone reliably.
Laugh Producers of Bicycle Fame to Be Here with Japanese Equilibrists Says Program Homecoming visitors will not lack for entertainment. The entertainment committee announced free attractions headlined by Madame Mae and her famous dog and cat act.
The article notes tongues of flamingoes as a Roman luxury but cites explorers of Un explored Spain who found the delicacy inedible. They describe the tongue as thick and fleshy with inward curved bony spikes, nearly half an inch long, tough as India rubber, unpalatable to their dogs and humans.
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