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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary text suggests a religious or sermon note with unclear author Tim. The readable lines reference a path to preach quaintly and seek peace, with a stray figure or label 292.01. No clear event, place, or organization is established.
The piece reflects on Memorial Day meanings beyond remembrance. It urges consecration to peace over politics, honoring the dead by aligning personal states of mind with justice and ending war. It calls for unity in purpose beyond faction to prevent future conflicts.
A Memorial Day ceremony in France saw Trench school children decorate American graves and sing The Star Spangled Banner. The piece argues the wartime alliance should not translate into peacetime meddling and warns France risks consequences if it pursues conquest, urging mutual restraint and peace.
President Harding lauds Abraham Lincoln as a martyr and nation builder in a Memorial Day speech at Washington. He warns no man is fit to lead alone and stresses the need for collective strength to sustain government and its institutions.
The speaker extols democracy as the people’s government. It permits mass judgment on shared problems, acknowledges occasional misinterpretation or error by the majority, yet praises its ability to produce Lincoln’s vision and unite the nation after civil war. It claims democracy is “of the people, for the people and by the people” and a solid base for future progress.
Washington officials say no immediate move on the coal strike until a fuel shortage appears. Secretary Hoover met with operators to curb price spikes but officials warn intervention may require a famine if delayed. Public mood could push for quick settlement, yet experts insist on a fair, lasting framework to avoid future stoppages and stabilize mining.
Howard Campbell led the annual metele races with two firsts and a second. Otto Gudeie Sehwager followed with a third, second, and a sixth. Charles Viner and Miss Anns Hub belabergere taok wed in a Lutheran church ceremony conducted by Rev Wes Christy. Carl Michel hosted a dinner at the & J Michel brewery with toastmaster William Hartgey and toasts by Burns, Bosshard, Skinner, and Utermesht.
Molly Pelton faces a thrift crisis as a dilapidated rocker threatens to ruin her home. John argues for frugality while Molly plans a makeover. Mrs. Starling steps in with supplies to salvage the mahogany chair, promising to reclaim the old aristocrat and set a cheerful tone for their new house.
Grace Barton explains that common laundry soaps containing Alter can wear fabrics and cause holes. She recommends GREEN ARROW olive oil soap from Palmolive Co as a milder cleaner that softens and cleans without damaging edges, claiming it preserves fabrics and is cost effective.
In a rural tale, Molly hides a secret about a cherished mahogany chair. John, Molly, and family prepare for a wedding while a storied rocker, once saved from rain, becomes the centerpiece. The chair’s reveal to John’s father unites the couple, confirming Molly’s shared life and future.
A fragmentary note references a dialogue about lending days and knowledge, mentioning Vopenbasen Blogs and inns. The text reads as a quirky aside rather than a structured news item, offering little verifiable detail or a clear event to report.
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