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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
7
A 9 family event in Michigan recounts Brad Sanders claiming discovery of ice cream soda after a thunderstorm. The story ties to his grandfather's early soda parlor experiments and notes the shift from syrups and waters to mixed drinks that defined the treat's development.
A reminiscence recalls Mare Talk about drivers speeding on Shele ways, with speeds around ten to seventy miles per hour. Captain Thomas KE Halls reflects on a past Ohioan father being stopped for twelve miles an hour, noting officer actions and a cautionary memory.
The fragmentary clipping mentions ancient origins of the sundial and references to Chaldeans Greeks and early Rome. It then shifts to a chaotic sports scene with a wager on poker and a boardinghouse party, listing players and a tense moment with a girl who crowns a receiver in a cryptic exchange.
Columbia University students will study location shooting and studio work for a new film course this winter. Students will write a two part plot and learn production processes, with focus on writing, directing, and sustaining audience interest through scenes and close ups.
A fragment reflecting a Victorian tone warns that sensible women may make foolish choices when ruled by feeling. The text contrasts poised restraint with impulsive romance, implying prudence guides lasting unions.
A fragmented excerpt from Women and Childrens depicts sharp dialogue about a youth named Josh and his wasteful spending. Warmer Gorntossel comments on him “doing nothing” while others debate stamps and allowances. The dialogue features Blondine Brunetta and brisk exchanges.
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