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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
A brief meditation on whether God remembers man and the son of man, citing Psalm Sr 4 with a focus on humility, contemplation, and the existential question of divine awareness.
The Badget State Association for the Advancement of the Blind announces a Tag Day tied to Saturday’s benefit at the Fair Grounds to support the Light House for blind members. Fans may attend the ball game or purchase a tag to contribute, aiding self-support and dignity for the visually impaired community.
President Obregon signals openness to the U S demand on Mexico's constitutional oil clause but insists treaty superiority requires any interpretation to respect national sovereignty. State Department seeks patient, conciliatory handling to avoid destabilizing bilateral oil interests and public opinion in Mexico.
The statement argues that settling the issue would not threaten any important interests and would not advance Pan American ties by pressuring Mexico. It frames the settlement as non damaging and non beneficial to US Mexican relations.
The I W W leader Bill Haywood cables Chicago authorities that he plans to return to prison after slipping away to Russia. The piece notes his fondness for Russia and questions what his state of mind may be, suggesting a potential return to spread Bolshevist ideas or a disillusionment with communism. It jokes about funding trips for radical Americans to visit Russia and awaits dockside reports.
The remark by William Howard Taft suggests that claiming money has no influence is excessive. He notes that money affects many areas, including courts, and argues that its influence is not fully eliminated.
Ten years ago today a heat record was noted by the weather bureau at the United States Observatory. Enumerators began a city school census under L. L. Brown’s direction, expecting two to three weeks for completion.
In a rural road drama, Lettice and Grahams attempt to recover a missing smokehouse key leads to a tense plan with the help of a landlord Mr Graham TEsq. A hungry, visiting family arrives as the key is found inside the smokehouse. The scene blends humor and salvage as they secure shelter and food, while Joe Builit's crimes loom in conversation.
A fragment from a boys and girls section recaps Fourth of July mishaps featuring a man burned by fireworks and several classroom style jokes. Concludes with a prompt for readers to submit letters and club news to the editor. Includes a conundrum about family relations and a misquoted line from Napoleon Venterdam.
A jumble puzzle exerts the reader to rearrange groups of letters to form words, then a verse yields a bis of a verse. It also invites readers to contribute letters, riddles, puzzles and news to Orange Blossoms, with sample lines showing mis-spellings and playful rhymes and a call for submissions and stories.
Special column guides catchers on pitch selection signaling and throwing technique. Emphasizes learning pitcher repertoire, avoiding telegraphed signals, and anticipating steals to back up plays. Includes tips on stance, glove use, bunt readings, and coordinating with infielders for effective coverage.
Dr William E Barton recently attended an edo convention where merchants and manufacturers discussed growth in commerce and industry across the state. The keynote speaker praised local trade associations for inspiring good living conditions, strong schools, and clean, wholesome towns to attract residents and businesses alike.
The column reflects on a modest old-time woman with sleeves and a grandman named Pash who was past seventy before his first car. It speculates on New York's Fourth of July parade and a politician's chance at passing a bill.
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