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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary religious text shows a plea for mercy and divine judgment. The reader seeks God to hear supplication and grant wrongful acts clemency, with archaic spelling and missing context. The fragment references mercy, judgment, and faithful servants.
A Hartford man fined for expressing disapproved ideas wins in Connecticut Supreme Court, affirming free speech rights under the U S Constitution. The ruling rejects officials’ suppression to curb unrest, underscoring free speech free press and free assembly as foundations of democracy.
The Department of Labor studies death ages across jobs. Bakers iron workers and teamsters show varying life expectancies with many factors shaping risk. The piece notes averages do not apply to all and may guide young workers in choosing paths.
Governor Josn W. Parker of Louisiana urges voters to back nationwide authority and legislation for waterway development across the Mississippi Valley. He argues rivers, lakes, and canals should link outputs from wheat and coal to iron and cotton with modern transportation, echoing support from engineers and midwest sentiment for all-weather terminals and rail access.
The argument urges Congress to fund major waterway projects to revive economic prosperity. It claims massive public works would create a large wage fund, reduce unemployment, and stimulate business nationwide. It stresses national ships, navy yards, and merchant marine needs as justification for sustained infrastructure investment.
A Chicago era column surveys husbands of jurywomen to test fears that women at the courthouse would disrupt home life. Reports say suppers stay ready and homes remain tidy, while some husbands note sharper civic awareness and broader conversation for their wives.
A note on raspberries reveals a shortcoming in flavor or texture that may hinder making ideal shortcake. The observation highlights culinary constraints and suggests alternatives or adjustments for dessert recipes.
Mystic Workers lodges from Gatesville Tremonneau West Salem Vironia Yamah Madison and Janesville will meet in Linkerhall on Wednesday June 7 with grand lodge writers present and new initiations planned Gatesville area towns to be represented plus a major garbage collection reform using Hand-pelts to signal to households. Mrs. R A Rice aged 81 dies in Minneapolis. Boat ordered for Lacrosse Motor Boat Club races in Dubuque.
A Cub Reporter recalls Granma Lee living across from the school and sharing old childhood witchcraft stunts. She describes bed corner futures predicting life work and fortunes told by saucers with salt, cornmeal, and an empty dish. The memory ends with fond, humorous nostalgia.
A brief cheeky note invites readers to join in on today’s fun activities and enjoy two crackers described as a highlight. The message emphasizes participation and amusement with a playful tone.
A dated page fragment notes Robert Browsing born May 7 1312 in England and died December 12 188% with his burial at Root's Corner Westminster Abbey. It also presents a four letter word puzzle list and a zigzag spelling task for a famous American author plus numbered clues with assorted definitions.
A fragmented Q and A piece discusses a sea monster claim. It notes that the existence of a sea monster has never been proved, while acknowledging there are sea animals in the ocean. It features stray quotes and a schoolyard tone about letters and writing prompts.
In Durand Michigan students plan to raise 1800 nickels to fund new school equipment. Boys and girls organize a fundraiser aiming to cover costs for the town’s new school building.
A speaker recounts the parable of the elephant and the blind guides as a critique of philosophy and learning. The narrator argues for practical insight over abstract theory, referencing Einstein and other sages, and concludes with a note on North Carolina’s historical capital.
A brief, fragmented note references Mother’s Day plans and appreciation. It asks if any plans have been made and expresses gratitude for actions taken. The text reflects a personal reflection on honoring a mother tomorrow.
The readable lines sketch a quirky, incomplete dialogue with phrases about a wise jerk and a lion in Greek myth imagery. It mentions elephants and feeding young, but the text is fragmented and lacks a clear narrative or context.
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