Psalmic Verse Reflections On Praise And Mood
A compact devotional note cites Psalms 135 verse 3 urging praise to the Lord. The text emphasizes joyful worship and attention to God's name as cause for gladness.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
3
A compact devotional note cites Psalms 135 verse 3 urging praise to the Lord. The text emphasizes joyful worship and attention to God's name as cause for gladness.
The article urges motorists to avoid picking wild flowers while traveling through Wisconsin. It notes rare blooms near towns and rural areas are being decimated by visitors, threatening future country visits. Groups seek to educate residents and preserve native flora to keep Wisconsin beautiful and interesting.
The piece argues Lloyd George’s public invitation to Sinn Fein for a settlement signals a policy shift. It notes previous British rejection of Sinn Fein as rebels and suggests the government received assurances from Sinn Fein of a favorable reception. Rumors of talks have persisted without confirmation.
The article argues a conciliatory path in Ireland is likely to lead to a settlement. Recognition of Sinn Fein as the Irish people's spokesman is welcomed, suggesting talks with Britain could align with Irish aspirations. It notes England’s discontent with harsh methods and signals a turning tide toward fair play and potential political change.
An editorial questions the notion of worth tied to wealth in an argument about the marriage of Miss Loliie Armour and John J. Mitchell Jr. The piece, in a satirical tone, notes few children would command such sums and invokes supply and demand to challenge monetary valuations of people.
Ten years ago in La Crosse the Plumbing and Supply Co applied for an injunction to halt work on land rear of their warehouse condemned for park use. If granted, it would stop Riverside park work south of Fears Street and likely begin a wave of similar condemnations. Alderman Tarbox led a tour of saloons as notices issued to twenty four keepers for ordinance violations. The Guy Mission plans a French Island picnic. school board to review 125 teacher applications for eight vacancies. several civic projects and property deals noted.
Miss Mamie arrives at Emeline Taylor's home to steady her sick neighbor as letters and a torn postcard reveal village gossip about Robin Taylor, his wife, and May be trouble brewing with Mittie Weed plotting a helper for the ailing woman. A new helper named Tanny Dixon enters, offering to stay and work.
A lighthearted sports inset features the MOsBIES team delivering humorous notes and quirky commentary. Readers enjoy quick jokes and playful takes on recent games and local athletic quirks.
In Hockyalo Boys Club, Smithy Smith unveils a homemade parachute toy crafted from tissue paper, string, and a wooden stick. The device, launched with a rubber shooter, climbs skyward and returns folded, drawing cheers as kids imitate rocket launches during the Fourth of July.
A jumble of notes and tidbits previews hitherto unpublished Abe Lincoln childhood tales via Austin Gollacher and J. Hogers Gore, likening the book to Tom Sawyer with lively anecdotes. The column also touches on a snake venom mechanism and a playful verse about a teddy bear.
The author argues merit in high achievement hinges on small margins. He recalls horse racing records where fractions of a second changed value, noting progress from Dexter’s two forty trot to faster times. Margins separate mediocre from great, influencing salaries from modest to vast.
A mother reconciles with her daughter in law and welcomes back Robin and Mitta as old tensions fade. A photograph and letters bind a complex clan, while Miss Manic Smith claims much of the credit for the family reunion amidst a 1921 syndicate copyright note.
Japanese women organize a group to promote world peace and advance initiatives for harmony. The effort emphasizes cooperation, public seminars, and citizen engagement to reduce conflicts and foster global understanding.
At East High School in Cleveland Ohio a Find Yourself Campaign engaged boys in talks with business and professional men to explore future careers. A census found 95 percent said it was worthwhile, 2 percent had nothing to gain, and 3 percent were disappointed.
Fragmentary jokes and wordplay excerpts hatched from a small-school humor page. The items include riddles about musical instruments and calendars, a misquoted exchange with a professor, a cherubic anecdote about a dog and a can, and a note about stealing bases in baseball. Names and hints point to a light, playful school column tone.
Readers urged to share observations and curiosities for the boys and girls section. Send letters and contributions from clubs scouts or neighbors to the editor for publication.
Abe Martin Indge Lark traveled to Tulip Indiana today where he has a half a case pending. Uncle Lemuel Tharp died yesterday described as a good neighbor citizen and as big-hearted as a public service commission. Prejudiced quote on employment agent samples.
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