Lord of Israel Hope in the Lord Psalm Verse
Fragmentary religious text cites Psalm verse and phrase about hoping in the Lord. Unclear attribution and garbled surrounding words.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary religious text cites Psalm verse and phrase about hoping in the Lord. Unclear attribution and garbled surrounding words.
The article argues La Crosse should add a winter carnival to the state corn and grain show to attract broader public interest and secure the event as a permanent local fixture, noting Madison’s loss of the show and urging community effort to stage a successful carnival. It recalls 1919 celebrations as a model for wholesome fun and business pleasure, urging strong local support.
The Association for the Protection of American Rights in Mexico cites 389 Americans killed in Mexico since 1910, while the state department lists 718. The record is contested, yet many deaths occurred under affronts to life and liberty. A 1919 Texas inquiry cited Judge James Wells, a boss in the lower Rio Grande Valley.
In Cameron and Hidalgo counties along the Texas border upwards of 250 Mexicans have been killed since 1915 without trial. Lon Hill, a public figure, notes about twenty Americans have been killed in the same period, claiming for each American death twenty-five greasers paid the penalty. The US must demand safety for its nationals abroad and within Mexico, urging cleanup of border conditions to avoid biased critique.
A late 19th century style political riff mocks bipartisan deals in the attorney general race. It references Judge Larsen and Morgan, La Follette faction maneuvers, and speculative outcomes. The piece laces satire with quips about primaries, newspaper reading, and odd tangents from pigeons to prehistoric finds near Pittsburgh.
Mayor Ori J. Sorensen announced Dr. Edward Evans Prof Louis Atherton and Walter 8 Woodsoo named to the board of health under the new ordinance. Separately at the State Historical Society meeting L G Colman of La Crosse was elected president to succeed William Wight of Milk Waukee. Schools heard L P Bendzet on growing up, Col B F Bryant departs for Waupaca to command Soldiers Home, and a push to make the West Channel navigable faces high maintenance costs.
A newspaper quiz lists questions about U S presidents, naming Grover Cleveland, George Washington, and James K Polk. It asks who was a farm laborer in youth, who was called The Old Public Functionary, who declared party honesty is party expediency, and other biographical prompts with yesterday’s answers noted.
Denzil stirs the summer social scene at a refined hostess home by mocking decorum and courting danger. A professor dancer brings scandal, and Denzil seeks forgiveness through bold affection toward Bruce while confronting Mrs Marvin and the bishoply future of Ware.
An old advice piece claims actresses value beauty and offers a cheap hair wash method. Dissolve a spoonful of cathrax in hot water to make a shampoo that cleanses oil and dirt, speeds drying, and leaves hair with heavier look and smoother feel while stimulating scalp for growth.
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