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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment presents unclear text about consent and warning phrases. The readable parts reference admonitions and a cautionary tone, with no identifiable names, dates, places, or concrete actions. The piece appears to be an incomplete notice or opinion excerpt lacking verifiable details.
The Kansas City press faced a court over depictions of the Arbuckle case. Publishers defended aggressive publicity as a public-spirited expose of celebrity decadence while critics urged more discretion. The row focused on balancing sensational detail with lessons for readers and morality in movie culture.
The piece argues Spain faces another setback in Morocco with Moorish resistance ongoing for years. It notes only fortified towns accept Spanish rule while outside those areas the venture is perilous and compares modern attempts to Moorish history where conquests often failed.
The article contrasts long standing colonial effects from Rome to Britain, noting Spanish conquests in America, British imperial reach, and rising discontent in India Canada New Zealand and Australia. It argues England shows unmatched colonial leadership while Spain faces retrospective pause before further conquests in Morocco.
An editorial reflects on the 1871 Chicago fire, noting its $140 million loss then and today’s fires costing America about $250 million yearly. It urges personal caution and prevention to curb fires, arguing that most blazes arise from carelessness and advocating awareness over fundraising.
A Bell Telephone operator from a pole in Black Silver Falls reports Fremont Hotel toppled into the river and other business houses swept away with great damage. Neills and Unfield dams have reportedly gone out, with thirty foot walls of water rushing down the Black River. verification is limited due to broken wires.
June Elizabeth Jung Elizabeth hides an olive bottle on a box top and fights a secret cover. She imagines moral guidance while a crowd gathers, a young man watches, and a tense scene unfolds as she confronts a growing conflict and a possible pact or promise.
In a tense postgame scene Milltown clinched the title with a last minute play. Players and coaches discuss the finish, pointing to the final sequence and referee calls as crucial. The coach defends the team while players acknowledge the narrow win and looming expectations for next season.
Readable dialogue shows a chaotic game scene with captains, a retiree, and manager disputes. Millstown figures, a forfeit threat, and a prankish knife incident surface amid tense talk. Puzzles mention arranging words to form a word square and a list of ambiguous answers.
A chaotic scene aboard a train features Marie Jack and Aunt Patting Rift handling a valuable statuette. They fear discovery on multiple train changes and plan to misdirect attention by leaving the package with porters. They finally decide to abandon the item, hoping Aunt Agatha remains unaware.
A long readable fragment tells of travelers aboard a ship weighing overthinking versus practical needs. They debate packing, postage, and the idea of worrying over trivialities, concluding that molehills should be left behind to save energy for real journeys. The tale frames a lesson on perspective and simplicity.
The Lark ventured out this morning to look for work but nearly landed a job at first talk. The piece notes people used to hide their rouge and now hide their schemes as the labor season opens for easy money.
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