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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1922
Page
3
Women seek seat in British House of Lords faced with conservatism
The first woman to apply for a Lords seat is met with cold reception from the conservative chamber while the Commons grows more female, and public opinion shifts. Lords cling to birthright. reforms face delay as voters push for change, potentially reducing the Lords to an ornamental body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Lords
Great Britain
House of Commons
House of Rammons
Commons
Britain
Pulitzer prizes favor wholesome American life in literature
The piece argues Hass Garland and Booth Tarkington deserve Pulitzer prizes for best biography and best American novel but criticizes works by Scott Fitzgerald and John Dos Passos as sensational yet unfit. It asserts enduring greatness comes from balanced, truthful depictions of life rather than pathology, urging classics that mix color with decency and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hass Garland
Booth Tarkington
Pulitzer Foundation
Erik Dern
Alice Adams
Scott Fitzgerald
John Dos Passos
America
President Harding backs railroad rate cuts at White House dinner
The piece notes President Harding advocating substantial railroad rate reductions. It critiques the Interstate Commerce Commission’s power, explaining rates must balance profitable and loss making lines to ensure a fair aggregate return, and highlights the lack of a mechanism to initiate broad rate cuts.
Railroads Face Rate Cuts and Warmer Ties at White House Dinner
The article notes potential railroad rate reductions voluntary by railroads under commission oversight to aid business and future profits. It highlights President Harding backing reduced current rates as patriotism and good business, while acknowledging uneven effects on weaker lines. A committee was formed to study the proposal for a broader report to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
White House
Savings and War Burden Highlighted in Government Spending
In ten months to May 1 ordinary government expenses dropped by nearly 1.5 billion dollars from the prior year, totaling 2.82 billion. The largest outlay, 772 million for interest on the public debt, underlines the ongoing great war burden and the slim chance of a billion-dollar Congress anytime soon while economies remain possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncle Sam
War’s end to set civilization back decades, says Woodward
Dr Robert Simpson Woodward former Carnegie Institution president warns the war will take fifty years to normalcy. He sees a silver lining with rising super science and note radio’s rise. The piece blends satire on gender and social quips with a newspaper-curve of opinion and aphorisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Simpson Woodward
Carnegie Institution
Woodward
Ten years ago county buys car for highway work
At the last county board meeting a resolution approved a $1,000 appropriation to purchase an automobile for the county highway commission. Also noted were social and community items including weddings, church appointments, a new mailbox at Milwaukee depot, and local flood damage reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Highway Commission
Maurie Sallsmith
George Willson
Loomis Street
Ray Clark
Abe Martin Says Taft Still Rambles On French Trip
Abe Martin notes that Taft still rambles in public, hoping for a serious expression after returning from the French tour. The cartoonist mocks the humor and implies Taft laughs off scrutiny, comparing him to finding a coin in a vest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Taft
al Mopp
Homeward Promise Ends a Desertion on the Mountain Trail
A forest forester and a school teacher unite amid a tale of wealth and longing. A startling inheritance tests loyalties as the pair choose a simple life in the woods over a glittering world, until the woman returns to her roots and finds love waiting. The scene shifts to a political note naming W. H. King as U S marshal for South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beore
Vantooa
Ellars
Korn
Hallie Russel
Lenneau
Latimer
Eleanor
James
Finny
Hallie
Hattie
Eleaner
Van
the McClure New Syndicate
Possessions by Bertram Bealey Poem
Poem verses two drink one meal one hat one girl per man. Narrator Billy Metree and Billy McGee discuss John’s wealth and limits. The speaker notes that despite vast fortunes a man can only eat wear and occupy one each at a time. Copyright 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton
Billy Metree
John
Sala
Billy McGee
McGee
Ana Riiles
Pogrom Wave Strikes Russian Regions Sparks Jewish Fear
Telegraphic Agency reports anti Jewish violence spreading across Kiev and surrounding areas after a massacre. Residents in Chernigesk, Modelia and other provinces fear for their safety as killings mount in Reln gerkow and Vinitus in Kiev region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lembercg
Jewish “Telegraphic Agency
Chernigesy
Kiev
Modelia
Alaepatches
Relngerkow
Vinitus
Than
Je Avere
Basketballer Loses Leg After Injury at School
A 17 year old Cutter Catholic High student Kelwared Severn sustained a severe leg injury during winter sports in this city. Doctors decided to amputate the right leg at the hip to prevent infection following the accident.
Fragmentary medical note hints at spread and treatment concern
An unclear fragment references spreading to the rest of the body and ACing to the aftreniling mh. cian, suggesting a focus on systemic spread and a medical term fragment. Further context is needed for precise interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cian
Stop Eczema Now with Zemo Treatment
Stop itching and burning eczema quickly with Zemo, available from any druggist. An extra large bottle costs $1.00. Healing begins upon application and soon most traces of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases are removed. Zemo is promoted as a penetrating antiseptic liquid for clearing and strengthening the skin.
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