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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
9
Practical guide on catching bass with the fly when fishing lakes and streams. Emphasizes knowing bass habitats, timing in early morning and dusk, and choosing flies and colors. Advises stealthy presentation, slow retrieves, and using light gear to avoid spooking fish.
Dry delegates from 31 nations will gather for the 15th International Congress Against Alcoholism in Washington on September 21. The discussion centers on whether temperance groups should disband after national prohibition or stay active. Professor J Gonser of Berlin will present the thesis on the subject.
Authorities report a suspect linked to a September 2 car theft from Thomas Tennyson, Houston farmer, has been located. The man, calling himself George Anderson, was picked up in Minneapolis. Sheriff Lund plans to bring him to the city for identification and case handling.
In interior China a 19 year old girl Tsang-kowe, betrothed to a man she never met, contemplates fleeing with lover Nyt Ah-sz who promises to claim her. The tale raises questions of responsibility of the man she loved for her death and the legality of blame in personal crisis.
In a troubled scene a man’s threat to a family is seen as real when his lover complied. The case, tied to a girl’s death, has been remanded to a British assessor who led the inquest. Other notes mention a Prohibition era town, mourning customs, and a dog operated on to remove a crook from its tail after a chase.
London report notes the Port of London Authority allocates 500 pounds a year for meat to feed a large army of cats used to ward off rats and mice. Aunt Filia has no animals of the deer family.
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