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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
3
The article outlines mounting financial pressures since early Ps in Europe, with the United States facing ongoing divisions and cautious negotiations. It notes investments of 402 million and debates over aid, amid concerns about shipments, currency, and investor confidence as governments react to a tense international scene.
The piece extols using imagination to induce rest and sleep. It argues most insomnia stems from evening worry, creating a cycle of anxiety. By directing mental imagery and belief in the power of imagination, readers can achieve peaceful sleep and reduce daytime stress.
Wall Street's take on Wisconsin laws is debated as companies relocate charters. The Wall Street Journal notes the issue stems from publicity around taxation and government policy rather than business hardship alone, with reactions reflecting broader concerns about tax publicity and corporate relocations.
A mosaic of garbled notes recalls events from decades past. Mentions of Sab Olden Times, summer travels, and local figures hint at community memories, floods, and election echoes. Distinct names and places drift through dated blur as households, teams, and civic notes surface briefly.
A stressed art chief, Reider Dawes, critiques sketches amid ad pitches and a chaotic studio scene. The narrative traces tempers, a potential model, and the tension between advertising aims and artistic standards. The noisy draft room shows power struggles, shifting opinions, and a race to select viable drawings for publication or promotion.
Fragmentary OCR shows Wallace Pilarra as administrator of an estate. Jewelry, including diamonds, was sold by the National Bank of this place to satisfy a mortgage obligation. W. C. M. and related details are unclear.
Batty Peters, described as an animate friend of Abts, is running for the Ninth New York district assembly seat. She will seek the Republican nomination, leading the League of Women Voters in the Ninth district. The item notes Peters’ local involvement and candidacy details in a period-appropriate press voice.
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