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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1920
Page
3
A devotional line echoes Deuteronomy urging love for the Lord, adherence to His charges, statutes, and judgments as guidance for daily life. The fragment reflects themes of obedience, worship, and covenant faithfulness.
A magazine essay by FCently V Blascobhenez claims a fifth horseman of the apocalypse is red and warns civilization must defeat Bolshevism through united action. The piece traces Bolshevist influence from Italy to England and America, urging a league of Christian nations to defend civilization.
A fragment recalls postwar excess and social shifts as nations recover. It notes Japan’s wartime prosperity dreams, rising fortunes, and profiteering amid a divided society. The passage hints at widespread wealth, price spikes, and capitalist activity as classes interact in a broad social history context.
The piece notes global excess followed by a business mood crash in Japan. It describes widespread consumer splurges and Ponzi schemes, then a stock collapse as the yen weakens and firms fail. Millions face unemployment and hardship, risking social upheaval as winter approaches.
A playful meditation on the Bible as the world’s best seller and the curious scholars who count letters and chapters. It notes Dr. Horne’s figures for 66 books and 3,568,480 letters, with rival counts and odd trivia about chapters and verses, then dwells on the book’s romance and quirks.
In Ye Olden Times column notes agitation to hire a visiting nurse in La Crosse with a tee day planned for next Saturday. Clarke County Veterans Association meets tomorrow with Congressman John J. Esch on the program. Onalaska votes 129 to 64 to raise saloon license from 200 to 500. Public Works extends Mississippi river intake 1000 feet for better city water. Twenty years ago locals consider Sunday closures by butchers and a Mexico trip linked to an improvement company. Thirty years past bids at Northwestern Methodist conference include Salters La Crosse land offer and 10000 donation. Old plank walk replaced by stone paving 1500 cost. black hearse from pineries. Rivers high, sloughs flooded.
A gossip era scene unfolds as film star Myra Dawson visits Lord Gerald Rollins at the ancestral hall in England. He contemplates renting his home to a movie company while Myra’s charm and a proposed five film partnership lift the mood during the tea gathering. The moment marks a turning point in their budding, starry dynamic.
A wartime article explains the need for quickly seasoned timber for airplanes. H D Tiemann’s kiln method speeds seasoning in eight to fourteen days, producing stable timber superior to open-air drying. The invention, now public and usable across industries, promises broad benefits including furniture and instruments.
In a film sequence blending springtime with urban dreams, Lord Rollins obsesses over Myra’s brilliant eyes as a steamy romance unfolds. The onset tension, a smoldering kiss, and whispered vows reveal a sudden, lively spark between actors amid the director’s cues.
The piece urges creating a dedicated study corner at home by gathering books and supplies in one place. It argues the habit forms quicker, improving lesson quality, even with nearby chatter. A separate anecdote shows a courteous young skater thanking an elder for a seat after skating all afternoon.
The stage moment shows Myra and Lord Rollin in a tender exchange as a gullible audience watches a comic romance unfold amid camera swoops and a near kiss. A lighthearted piece notes the crowd’s reaction and hints at exotic Egypt and ivory found from sperm whales.
Rosa Bonheur is introduced as a young girl who loves painting animals. She explains her urge to paint despite chores and her mother and father support her studio work. Her lifelong devotion to painting earns her fame for animal pictures including the well known work titled Fair.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a jumble of names and places such as Bay, Ping Tree, Stuckeven Gn S, Gayete BD, Hawkere, Prairie, and Teald. The readable items resemble scattered local notes or street names without a clear event or outcome.
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