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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
3
Alumni rooters back the high school effort to mobilize former students for the Saturday game, stressing football as a part of education. Varsity loyalty, parental example, and community interest reinforce scholastic ideals, with a hoped for large turnout and practiced cheers to inspire players and students alike.
A ceremonial address at the inter national congress in New York argues nature seeks balance in pairing. It claims people instinctively couple as tall with short and calm with fiery temperaments, noting subconscious biases shape partner choice and that those without faults may feel drawn to others who have them.
The essay argues that differences among people prevent a dull uniform world and foster lively fellowship. It suggests that diverse dispositions, even in traits like weight or temperament, create balance, making marriage and social life richer. Each person’s distinct views invite contrast and growth.
Prof Robert H Goddard of Clark University announces rich funding for the Goddard Rocket and a mission from Earth to the moon next spring. He notes many applicants seek the chance, various scientists and adventurers. The article ponders whether rockets will conquer space and predicts rapid advances in propulsion, wireless power, and interplanetary travel.
Ten years ago Rod Hugh Robinson the famed aviator drew wide attention as debris from wrecked buildings washed through a town causing widespread damage. Residents reported storm effects, rising water and a dramatic scene as structures toppled into the waters.
A young man nicknamed Terry befriends a police captain, trains as a stunt rider, and takes to the road on a four cylinder racing bike. After a risky escape from a speeding car, he maintains a perilous pursuit at high speed through town, narrowly avoiding collision with an oncoming auto as sirens close in.
Abe Martin reports Em Moots and relatives remark that Pye never saw the Panama Canal and, in a light moment, vows to take it in. The exchange highlights a rural view of travel and work amid cries of enforced labor versus idle moments.
A distressed girl, Beth, is coerced by Jerry into accompanying him after a quarrel during a ride. He threatens police action and insists she marry him to avoid trouble, arguing he acted from duty and love. Beth resists yet faces a demand to wed under looming legal pressure.
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