Lord Sees All Eyes to Strengthen Faithful Hearts
A brief religious reflection cites a Bible verse from 2 Chronicles 16:3 about the eyes of the Lord roaming the earth to support those whose hearts are perfect toward Him.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
3
Hughes or Morgan in Paris discuss European credits
In Paris bankers J. P. Morgan and Frank Vanderlip lead talks on German reparations and European revival. Private American money could back European reconstruction, shaping policy beyond Washington. The piece weighs private finance versus official guidance and whether the U S should back Morgan led schemes or official policy in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Morgan
Paris
Germany
Europe
J. P. Morgan
Frank Vanderlip
New York
Vanderuip
Washington
Russia
Genoa
Hague
United States
Poppies on Desks Encourage Remembrance Year Round
A Minneapolis tradition encourages keeping crimson poppies on office desks as a constant reminder of veterans. Poppy Day will distribute holders with the flowers, prompting locals in La Crosse to adopt the practice and remember what the poppies symbolize beyond Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Fall considers bureau swap to interior department
An anti conservationist president weighs moving forestry from agriculture to interior as agricultural groups fear. A senatorial oil reserve probe looms, heightening anxiety over federal handling of natural resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarding
Bureau of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Anti conservationist secretary under fire faces cabinet transfer
The piece argues Secretary Fall, known for anti conservationist votes, would push public domain assets like timber and oil to private hands. It warns his role as cabinet head risks misusing resources and suggests Secretary Wallace might resign if a transfer is proposed, potentially causing a cabinet vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Congress
Ilines
Wallace
Lloyd George Speech in Commons and European Tension
Lloyd George’s Commons speech signals a strong vote of confidence and a potential easing of German reparations. If misread, France threatens a Rhine invasion, clouding Europe with war risk and Moscow to Warsaw repercussions. The world waits May 31 to see if this interpretation holds and Europe steadies after Genoa split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd George
House of Commons
France
Ruhr
Allied Commission
Germany
Europe
England
Genoa
Russia
Poland
Rhine
Lloyd George
Decoration Day reopening for Country Club grounds
Ten years ago today the Country Club house and grounds prepared for the season with Decoration Day ceremonies. Local notes cover residents returning to La Crosse, nascent feed mill plans, high school interschool events at Madison, and anticipated moves of families seeking new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
la Cro Caunty
la Grosse
Hardin
Font
Sent
Thrteenth
Iinal School
Jelvis T. Gamm
Watertown
German Lutheran Church of
C. G. Reim
Frank Burghman
Bolly Ferris
Chicago
Pastors’ Union
Salzer Cottage
Fernéale
L. Jenks
French Island
Peck
J. J. Hogan
Consin Fish Commission
Miner
Sturgeon Bay
Davis, Medary and Plate
Margery Hollister’s Secret Awakening and Flight
A fragmented 19th century style scene follows Margery Hollister as she toys with forbidden desire, contemplates rebellion, and plans a covert outing with a male admirer. Her mother and father react with unease as Margery battles social constraints and yearns for a daring escape.
Poppy Day Fundraising by American Legion Units
The article explains Poppy Day as the tag day of the American Legion with Flanders poppies sold to honor fallen soldiers before Memorial Day. Proceeds aid hospitalized ex servicemen and their dependents, fund hospital services, funerals, entertainment, and transportation, with total expenditures around 599 dollars. North and South Side volunteer coordination centers describe worker organization and meeting places for the drive led by Roy L. Wingers Post and supporting groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Flanders
Legion
lLvingers
Eax
Servirn
Mfafaviss
Eters
Roy L. Wingers
Service Star Legion
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
North Side
Woman'’s Club
Feld
Nation and City Ledger Spark Notes
A rough morning summary reports a bank closure at year end and an official count of 31,000,000 announced by State Finance Commissioner Hobbes. In Washington, President Marding pushes a government cost reform measure to Congress. In Vienna an explosion at a munitions factory leaves ten dead and at least sixty injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbes
Washington
Senate
Vienna
Divorce Looms After Honeymoon Ends In Rumored Split
Ambiguous notes from Abe Martin column describe a strained marriage as the newlyweds consider divorce after renting a house apart from the wife. The piece mocks social standings and hints at community gossip, with scattered, quirky phrases about plans and distant trips.
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Emémy
Lois Rayroad
Margery
Marstry
Stort
Vetere
M- Lister
Pata
Freddy Cole
Percy
Margery Hollister
Leslie Bronmspansa
Dakoirse
Fieyhid
Bret
Pope
Margedy
Bern
Oman
Amir
suMeptle
Trenemor
Kaiser
Eunio
Eckaiser
Prince Alexander
Prussia
August Wilhelm
Hubertus
Alexandrine
Grand Duke
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Cecilie
Henry
Wilhelm
Louis Ferdinand
Brunswick
Estél Friedrich
von Stuppin
Adelbert
Prince Henry
Adalebert
Henry of
Reuss
Fitel Friedrich
Friedrich-Sigismund of
Christian of
Ha Spence
C. A. McCann
Woman's Club
South Side
Chamer of Commerce
Lenith
Anid
Miles
McClure
SupMiented
BY Williame
Abe Martin
Gadiler
Q— Birminghath
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