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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
12
AnIndian Agricultural official at Badger University contends India should resist adopting American norms arguing cultural sovereignty. the piece cites dialogue on Westernization, education, and religion, noting tensions between traditional Indian values and U.S. societal practices.
A garbled weather brief references Washington and a final s word with scattered names and odd spellings. It hints at a report on conditions or opinions but remains largely unreadable with many distorted phrases and unclear entities.
A fragment describes a dress and various garments dyed by a person or firm named Ayer in a shop or workshop. It mentions wool, silk, linen, cotton, or mixed fabrics and requests dyeing for garments such as dresses skirts and hangings. The text suggests a dyeing service and availability of multiple fabric types.
Posed as a health remedy, the ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets cleanse the blood bowels and liver replacing calomel with gentle effects. It asserts relief from a dark mouth bad breath dull mind pimply face and constipation and recommends taking one or two tablets nightly to feel and look better.
Fragmentary report outlines Wisconsin and Washington discourse on the German treaty obligations, reparations commission, and potential revisions. Mentions Senate figures, possible cabinet positions, and the impact on corporations and rights, with scattered references to Wisconsin cities and officials.
A garbled text fragment mentions uneasy phrases about sleep, names like Salis, Cills, Caromel, Holl, and Hibaw and ends abruptly with incoherent wording. No clear event or individuals can be reliably identified from the legible content.
A brief dispatch notes President Harding's four day swing through the southern states. It mentions preparations, party officials, and hoped meetings as he travels, with reference to the broader wartime policy context and domestic concerns like price and policy topics raised during the trip.
A garbled OCR snippet from a winter market piece hints at price differences, a dispute over agreements, and plans involving commodities. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only vague references to a dispute and potential market actions.
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