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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
2
The organist cites wearing hair over the ears as harming singing quality, a view open to criticism yet broadly acknowledged. A sardine decline follows, the small fish vanish during Spanish roasts. Nightmare tends to unsettle children more than adults, while ravens remain mischievous and trainable, capable of mischief and hiding things alongside crows.
Trial notes reveal Frank Kleiner found guilty of speeding after a jury verdict. Witnesses testified to a night arrest near Salter Seog company, with conflicting speeds given and questions raised about city ordinance validity and speedometer accuracy.
Swennes addresses the jury and the city attorney speaks on police efficiency while witnesses dispute speed measurements. The jury returns a guilty verdict within minutes as a poetical aside from Punch London contrasts with the court scene.
A fragmented collage of overheard lines including requests for money and promises about next week. The garbled text appears from a Karikaturen cartoon caption, with lines like I learned five pounds and You told me that last week showing tension over inconsistent statements.
A vivid 1920s style advertisement promises a dramatic facial transformation from a Derwilio oatmeal blend. It touts rosy white skin, claims of wrinkle reduction, and a one night first effect, urging women to prepare the mixture at home with oatmeal and a Derwilio bottle, available in stores with a money back guarantee. The piece features testimonials from several women praising renewed skin clarity and youthfulness.
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