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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary scripture excerpt from Galatians mentioning God sending his son born of a woman under the law to redeem those under it so we might receive adoption as sons. The text is incomplete and presents a biblical quotation style.
A devotional keynote extols labor as humanity’s rightful value and dignity. It argues that the laborer precedes the system, and compensation is more than wages. It calls for fair pay, decent living conditions, and goodwill as essential parts of labor’s reward, emphasizing manhood and mutual respect over the machine.
A persuasive piece urging Wisconsin residents to vote in the upcoming Republican primary and senatorial nomination. It argues public policy hinges on majority will and stresses turnout to shape state and national governance for the next two years.
The piece argues policies against readers, urging women with voting responsibility to participate. It notes many registered last Tuesday but warns registration alone changes nothing without voting. It reminds that primary day coincides with registration day and that unregistered voters may register when they go to vote.
The International Institute of Agriculture reports 10.5 million metric tons of wheat and rye available for shipment on April 1 1920, with 8.1 million needed for importing countries before harvests. A projected August surplus of 2.4 million tons suggests ample stocks, contingent on distribution. An unrelated note mentions Mrs Wilson's evening gown entering a museum.
Ponzi is offered two hundred thousand dollars to appear in movies. He would fit a chase scene with all his investors in pursuit. The campaign fund inquiry may add some spice to a dull presidential race.
The Federasi Council of Churches pressed preachers to move beyond words toward action addressing labor issues. Its Commission on Social Service urged a direct churchwide duty with a definite goal despite employer or labor pressures.
Caroline faces a decisive moment in Preston as Earl Baldwin arrives to seek marriage. Memories of France and a nurse’s wartime bond with Lars Baldwin pull her toward a life with fearsome domestic hope. The scene unfolds amid family scrutiny and a haunted past that delays her final answer.
Bal Jackson and Buck Winters clash on starting a school newspaper while Creaky Creel, once a News delivery boy, convinces Captain Newton to help launch the Daily News style student paper. The scene mixes football prep, school life, and budding journalism as plans form for a local high school press.
Madeline, ten, of Omaha Nebraska, crippled by infantile paralysis since age one, designed and pasted her Humane Society poster alone. She earned a prize and a $2 cash award plus a membership certificate, saved in war savings stamps.
A wordplay riddle describes a girl's name linked to tiger and a prairie. Removing one letter yields a better run. By the lean or by the fat, drop a single initial to find a war hero who shuns famous poets and hides anew in a deck of cards.
A nine year old Jenny Lind secretly plays piano to imitate soldiers’ bugles and sing along. Madame Lind discovers her granddaughter’s music as she grows up toward a legendary career in song, with early lessons at the Royal Theater of Stockholm.
An article highlights Idaho’s Minidoka project showing a transformed town where electricity powers homes and churning, irrigation uses dam-generated energy, and daily life adapts to new electrical conveniences. The depiction underscores rapid growth and improved living conditions across the state.
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