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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
8
A physical culturist debunks the ramrod straight posture and explains a natural carriage for children. She urges mothers to avoid the yardstick method, promotes correct breathing, and teaches weight on the balls of the feet to achieve an upright, healthy pose as Nature intends.
Antique filet lace lamp shades dominate drawing rooms and boudoirs with lace from Paris. Empire shape leads fashion as shades over colored or white foundations complement room tones. The pictured shade uses lace flounce and artificial flower sprays looped with ribbon as a home crafted model.
A reader declares curtains are no longer fashionable after learning of Henry Van Dyke's sunlit home. She tore down hangings, creating an unwelcoming, cold interior that ignores her own house's unique color and context.
A traditional windpuffs recipe calls for half a pound each butter flour and water plus eight eggs. Boil butter with water then stir in flour until it pulls away. Cool slightly, beat in eggs, flavor with nutmeg or lemon peel, shape into walnut sized cakes, bake quickly until golden, sprinkle with sugar and serve.
Fashion notes describe crossbar muslin at 15 cents a yard and tiny star buttons in sets of three on boleros. Handkerchiefs feature a delicate scroll with initials, Crystalline gowns for graduates, and a new knitted tie with openwork. JUDIC CHOLLET.
A summary of prominent women and their activities across culture, philanthropy, and travel. Helen Goulds library holdings are noted, Etta Mae Hoffman becomes a nun, Mrs Shonts and daughters travel to London after Paris education, Mrs Bowen engages in public speaking, Mrs Mackey hosts at the Ritz, and Mrs Wilson undertakes a five month educational and social study tour in South America with a daring Andes crossing.
In a murky recap the records show Freeport and Grosse Lost split games with standings listing 64 35 .646 for one team and 45 54 .452 for another. The text also notes Oshkosh’s third game and various team marks, without clear dates or full names.
Oshkosh defeats La Crosse 5 3 as Kerr earns the win for Oshkosh while Schneiberg starts for La Crosse. Freeport beats Eau Claire 5 3 with Scott and Erickson pacing Freeport. Wausau tops Green Bay in both ends of a doubleheader, Gasper shines on the mound in Game 1 and in relief in Game 2 with Hart and Stremmel aiding Green Bay.
Five boys aged 12 to 16 were arrested on Louis Kochs complaint for robbing a melon patch valued at 40 to 50 dollars. Judge Brindley fined each 25 cents plus costs totaling one dollar, paid by their mothers or sitters at the trial.
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