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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1920
Page
3
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The piece argues the Nonpartisan League is steered by socialists, citing 1911 Socialist Party records and Townley era goals. It urges farmers to question leadership, consider future direction, and form a committee to investigate the party’s true aims.
The Tribune and Leader Press apologizes to Ki Miss Helen Dorset Mrs E C Thompson Miss Charlotte Kohn and others after receiving information following an editorial praising a plan for women’s instruction in La Crosse Wotten.
A Madison League of Women Voters note praises La Crosse Community Council for political fundamentals classes. It argues for broader outreach to include all women through a mass meeting, beyond limited class enrollments, to extend voter education and civic participation.
The piece imagines a new field of aerial medicine as the U S Public Health Service contemplates quarantine rules for travelers entering the United States after November 1. It humorously questions enforcement methods at high altitudes and menaces with wartime imagery while railing at politics and social change.
New York reports the Council of Board of Benevolence will convene November 12 in Boston to set a unified budget for all Methodist agencies including education hospitals missions and publicity. The centenary campaign aims at about 28.9 million annually, with $115 million raised to date, pledges covering five years. Also noted is Knights of Columbus backing for a possible 8.5 million American Legion site in Washington near the Lincoln Memorial and Capitol. Episcopal laymen form a New York lay readers corps to expand women’s church roles and lay oversight. Student volunteers see a surge in missionary commitments, aiming for 2,000 to be sent abroad with broader college representation.
The columns summarize two political platforms the Prohibition and Socialist, outlining aims on enforcement of the amendment, labor rights, industrial peace, and anti profiteering. It calls for government oversight, worker protections, women’s suffrage, child welfare, and public marketing plans while critiquing League of Nations and advocating economic nationalization of industry.
The platform calls for nationalizing railroads shipping mines oil wells grain elevators packing houses insurance and banks to aid labor. It endorses equal suffrage and constitutional amendment by referendum and urges direct election of judges and recall of leaders. The worker should dominate political and economic affairs.
A vintage advertisement claims Danderine hair tonic restores life and lustre after a single massage, making hair appear heavier and fuller while preventing dullness and shedding. A 35 cent bottle is advertised to freshen the scalp and curb hair loss, with Drug stores selling the product.
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