Sabbath Day Observance Admonition Text
Fragmentary religious note cites Exodus and Psalms guidance on keeping the Sabbath holy with lines about preservation of going out and coming in, reflecting devotional language from scripture.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary religious note cites Exodus and Psalms guidance on keeping the Sabbath holy with lines about preservation of going out and coming in, reflecting devotional language from scripture.
The piece defends Lenroot and accuses La Follette of avoiding a public clash using official records. It argues La Follette fears the Congressional Record and refuses to debate Thompson, labeling him an abusive and vindictive adversary while praising Lenroot’s readiness to face documented facts.
The declaration says the United States will not employ army or navy in a league without congressional authorization, a shift suggesting Cox challenges a past stance. Analysts see it as a potential sign of weakness and a bid to align with Wilson, though the move may provoke House ire more than public support.
The piece discusses using police methods in international affairs, cites Monroe doctrine limits, and contrasts a city council's quick action with protracted deliberations. It notes Roosevelt and Wilson era choices, Belgian neutrality, and Article X warnings, arguing war needs congressional action after invasions.
Voters seek candidates who share their views on government and keep promises. Blaine runs on La Follette and Nonpartisan league platforms while McCoy supports Democratic national and state platforms with Republican stances on state issues. Campaign speeches urge voters to study platforms and evaluate character and public service.
Tonight at Linker hall the city grocers hold a meeting to pledge support and patronage. George Norgaard of Evanston plans to locate here, promising a modern soap factory at Market street foot if encouraged. Milwaukee manufacturers’ meet names C W Dickenson to state committee. John P Salzer received a new deer from Milwaukee and moved it to Ferndale.
A reader’s quiz lists prompts on state vote thresholds for Electoral College representation, historic presidential elections, and assassination-era presidents. It includes queries about states with minimal populations yielding one vote, presidents elected with slim margins, and instances of three-party vote dynamics.
A vivid October wedding scene features Th Moots and a green organdie bridegroom in a prewar suit. The chatter centers on Hardin party reception and the admired Fay Me Bane as a top model. Intellectual talk of illustrations and artists fills the salon as conversations drift among lingering guests.
Jimmy Gilmore enters a quaint tearoom on a hot August day and discovers Fay Mekaas’s photograph misrouted to Fay’s Chicago address. He visits Fay McBane, an artist, in her studio seeking the photo. she welcomes him and he is drawn to her gentle, sincere presence rather than the glamorous image.
A discussion on how city government directly affects daily home living outlines the mayor or city council as the unseen force shaping water quality, food safety, education, streets, transit, fire protection, hospitals, cemeteries, and taxes. The passage emphasizes citizens’ duty to participate, linking governance to personal well being and civic responsibility.
Minneapolis delegates and industry representatives met before the International Joint Waterways Commission to argue for and against the Great Lakes St Lawrence river tidewater project. The commission will stay through tomorrow night as discussions continue. In New York U S Steel declared quarterly dividends of 1 1 4 percent on common and 1 8 4 percent on preferred stock.
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