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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
12
London dispatch reports the British government urgently examining American wireless broadcasting techniques. Observers note growing public interest and potential shift to domestic production, with debates over licensing, infrastructure, and cross Atlantic collaboration.
Instructional piece on back dives with mis-spellings and odd phrasing. Mentions graceful dive form and entry into water. Includes stray sentences about Crom Lanse Wor bp oan sarty and Mr Bell apparatus for condensing water.
A garbled text segment contains distorted phrases about a philtikenic wanman and dictarers, with random references to a trial, a person named Perel, and vague events. The legible parts show no coherent event, dates, or clear entities to anchor a summary.
Rome contemplates a 10 percent tax added to hotel bills to fund services and tips, replacing some tipping income. Public opposition arises as hoteliers complain about rising costs and tourists fret over higher charges. The plan, tied to wartime reopenings of hotels, was shelved amid debate and conflicting views on fairness and impact on visitors.
A fragmented session shows lawmakers debating a pivotal measure as a reluctant representative faces pressure from party lines and differing factions. The scene underscores how intra party strife and external lobbying shape the final vote outcomes.
A readable line shows a man asking how a character found a father and the reply mentions sherry and two bloodhounds as aid. The text is a partial dialogue from a home visit scene with implied historical speech. No clear event, date, or full names are provided.
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