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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1920
Page
3
Enduring Cities and Rome Warning on American Decline
A historian argues that urban growth threatens the rural base of the United States, citing the 1920 census showing 28 percent city population growth versus 3 percent rural. He warns city life, while productive, risks dependency and rising costs, urging bipartisan rural-urban cooperation to improve farming and living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Lolian
United States
Rome
America
Cies
Bulina
Interacting parts of the economy solve agricultural and industrial issues
The text argues that agricultural and industrial problems must be viewed as parts of one large economic question. It stresses they cannot be solved as separate, isolated issues and require understanding their true relation within the whole.
Laws That Never Die Prices and Supply in Economic Force
Prices may help bring down high costs as production expands. The old law of supply and demand remains active despite recent disruptions. Global recovery reduces exports while domestic output grows, influencing price trends and consumer buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Inches and the making of a West Point hopeful
A historical sketch notes how height requirements for West Point eased from sixty-five to sixty-four inches for eighteen-year-olds, allowing more candidates like Grant and Pershing potential to earn commissions, while arguing character matters more than inches in forming a military leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
War Department
Military Academy
Grant
Lee
Pershing
Baker
Ten Years Ago In Ye Olden Times Talk At St Josephs Cathedral
Ten years ago Rev G Sluyter spoke on his European trip at St Josephs Cathedral drawing a large crowd. He visited Gberam ergau and the Passion Play, and recalled his ordination anniversary in Cledes Germany. Also noted were the Itasca yacht trip to Palm Beach and Palm Beach Farm company promotion, local industrial insurance discussions, YMCA enrollments, and other city notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sluyter
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Europe
Gberamergau
Cledes
Germany
Palm Beach
Florida
M. Welch
St. Paul
Itas
Island Castaways Find Rescue After Faith Tested
A man and woman stranded with a minister on a desolate island resist vows of love amid despair. A ship finally appears due to prayers, bringing rescue and a blue uniformed crew to reclaim the castaways.
Claribel intrigues classmates in wary diary mystery
In a school diary fragment from WA, girls discuss Claribel’s charms and mysterious past in California while Peanut and Pipe-Dream mock the boys. The entry notes confusion about Claribel, her stories, and a restless afternoon of talk and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cearibel
Weesy
Claribel
Dot
California
Peanut
Pipe-Dream
Double Wedding Amid Island Rescue Adventure
Carson learns Capt Garrison planned a search to locate him with Miss Grenwell by his side in Argentina. The trio’s gamble ends in a promised double wedding: Sue to marry Carson and Seaenw to wed Capt Garrison, as fate and faithfulness align in a strange, joyful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Lune
Sii
Sue
Seymour
Tate
Manuel Garrison
Elsie Glenwell
Elsie
Manuel
New York
Seven Seas
Turnat
Garrison
Miss Glenswell
South America
Argentina
Seaenw
Cant Garrison
Hippens
Miss Glentwell
Capt
Garriséx
Abe Martin On Rights, Countries, And Truthful Tags
Abe Martin ponders how long it takes people to accept a rule about leaving a country by law and who recalls a two faced girl worth a mention. The piece observes how appearances fool and how consumer costs reveal truth, noting quirks of hair and expression in a wry, rural voice.
How Many Ways to Cross a Street Synonyms Games
Reading the playful notion of cross street verbs and vocabulary breadth. The piece reflects on Shakespeare’s word choices and urges readers to submit lively School Sports stories for tomorrow. It teases more tips on writing and dropping slang in a newspaper context.
Bravescot Girls Drown After Sister Rescue Attempt
Two Scottish girls, Eva Beattie and Rose Stott, travel near Ellis Island after leaving home. Eva drowns while attempting to save her sister as they wade in rough water. Rose is rescued by guards. The incident highlights dangers faced by migrants awaiting processing in hot conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Eva Beattie
America
Stott Island
Ellis Island
Rose
Eva
Boyhood tales of famous men William Shakespeare
A brief newspaper style summary notes Shakespeare's early life in sixteenth century London. A polite boy aids a well dressed man and grows into a favored actor and playwright. He later writes poetry and forms his own company, pleasing Queen Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shakespeare
London
William
Shakespeare
Maa
Queen Elizabeth
Parched up mystery puzzle from a jagged page
Fragmentary OCR reads odd clue about a square device from recess, a world meaning parched up, plus a measure of length. A beauty word from a Tadager book appears amid garbled text and a dated aside about eating on Monday.
Questions on Presidents and Electoral Power
A quiz style inquiry asks which state has the most influence if the Electoral College fails to choose a president. It also questions the youngest president, a quote about duty, childless presidents, and presidents who married widows. Also covered are wartime service, single-state electoral votes, and a list including Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Jackson, Fillmore, Hartixon, Wilson, Lincoln, and Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mississippi River
George Washington
Abraham L
Tolp
Theo. Roosevelt
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