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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment references skyscrapers and a person named Beth. The readable text suggests urban development or architectural themes, but specifics such as project titles, locations, dates, or involved organizations are missing. Further legible details are required to form a coherent summary.
A report from Washington states Germany protests against the salaries of commissions tied to reparations after the Versailles treaty. It notes expenses run into millions of marks monthly with figures showing the cost of commissions and related oversight, including a high official remuneration.
The document discusses Taft traveling to Europe for study and law management, American troop involvement, and wartime cost allocations. It cites billions in marks and allocations to the United States France England Belgium Italy and Germany. It also notes monthly expenses for the American army and hints for summer fashions including basket weave fabrics and lace. The burglar incident references thieves and a police home break-in.
Damaged OCR shows an advertisement claiming lemon juice mixed with other ingredients to create a skin whitening solution. It references applying the mixture to the face and mentions a small purchase price and instructions, but many words are garbled and unclear.
The American Library in Paris with 30,000 American volumes attracts 25 percent of reading room visitors from France and serves as a key link between French and American literary interests. By early 1922 its funds totaled 574,000 francs, with plans to expand facilities including a Latin Quarter branch. French ministers and renowned professionals use it, and it receives dozens of inquiries weekly about America.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as nature’s own food that prevents sickness and old age by regular use. It claims constipation causes many ailments and that Bran cleanses the system, improves digestion, and strengthens children, with serving tips and urging readers to buy at grocers.
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