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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
3
A fragment urges gentle peaceful conduct for servants of the Lord, citing patience and meekness toward all people and encouraging a corrective path for those who oppose themselves, reflecting 2 Timothy guidance.
A historical critique argues that in 85 percent of national industry, women drive production through demand for goods and aesthetics. The piece cites Henrietta Calvin of the Federal Bureau of Education noting women influence food, furniture, textiles, and household items, shaping quality and style while men mostly pay.
The Republic of Mexico plans to seek admission to the League of Nations soon. Latin Europe and almost all of Latin America are already members, shaping Mexico’s goal to join and align with nations pledged to forestall future war. The United States and Soviet Russia would be the only large powers outside.
The piece argues Wilson’s reversal stems from wartime distress and the burdens of a colossal undertaking. It cites his perceived incapacity since a collapse two years prior as amplifying public discontent, suggesting future historians may offer a different narrative of Wilson.
The piece lauds the author for shaping and guiding a global war doctrine while noting failures in translating principle into action. It argues the fourteen points framed international relations beyond mercenary aims, likening its influence to the personal code of the Ten Commandments for nations.
A Chicago letter carrier admits burning campaign signs, reflecting broader unrest. The piece weighs MacSwiney's hunger strike and execution as a test of British rule in Ireland, arguing the cycle shows force cannot quell Ireland’s demand for self governance. It also notes odd, disparate items on current events.
A report reviews past events including a talk by Professor F. 4. Cotton on industrial education at the State Educational Association in St Paul November 3 and 4, a Red Cross Christmas Seals campaign, a new soap factory plans in La Crosse, and travels of Miss Phoebe Dudley.
In a late March countryside scene Betty and Peter retreat along a wooded stream where Betty wishes to pick white staghorn flowers and resist Peter’s help. Tension rises as flirtation meets insistence on resolve, culminating in a challenge to settle their relationship as the two move toward the water and a tense confrontation near the stream.
In The Boys and Girls Newspaper Shock Wine proposes a carnival to cover a $20 shortfall for the basketball season. Peg agrees to rally the girls to run candy and popcorn while the boys stage gym stunts and boxing events to fund the team.
A fragment recounts Theodore Roosevelt in Dresden with siblings educated by a private tutor. His trunk episode ends with stones found in anticipation of collecting specimens. The note briefly mentions Irving School Dayton Ohio and a Dayton style city government with a mayor and four commissioners.
The text presents a fragmented exchange between Betty and Peter. Betty asserts control and hints at a dramatic life event while Peter contemplates threats and emotions. The dialogue suggests a power dynamic within a troubled relationship and a looming decision.
High School notes a Friday meeting in the Bish School panditorium to discuss new students and other important subjects. Parents and attendees are urged to arrive on time for the session starting promptly at 3. At the Wednesday evening assembly Miss Heidennin spoke on voters rights and privileges and outlined the high school straw vote process with ballot clerks and inspectors under student club direction.
Sixteen year old Rosé Fritdma of 3005 Yesler Way Seattle swam across Lake Washington covering about two and three quarters miles in one hour and forty five minutes. She began swimming in her first season last April at Bloom With Narcious Lena High School in Chicago and has a patron supporting narcissus blooms. Mrs Barracks pledges white narcissus for rooms requesting them as boys construct flower boxes at the school in bloom.
A regular feature in the Virginia Leader from Williamburg lists boys who wish to receive and send traveling letters, continuing a young readers correspondence column in the small Virginia newspaper.
A garbled puzzle passage discusses changing words and dates to sera and bread within word dumps and hints at numeric relations. It references Greek greed breed and a four-step game with two and two as a sum of squares, and a product of first and second terms equaling six.
A reader quiz lists questions about Electoral College rules and past outcomes. It asks about meeting locations in 1921, a one vote defeat, minimum state votes, House vote entitlement, and six states first voting Democratic in 1913, with yesterday’s answers and several factoids including population thresholds and notable figures like James G. Blaine.
Fragmentary text references votes for a president and new guards, mentions Professor Carolan Ane Halloween and a raid wound during October. Details are damaged, stray phrases prevent clear reconstruction of events or names.
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