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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1952
Page
7
Ohio State University researcher H. Ned Draudt developed liquid steak a high protein low calorie meal in a can for those with dietary needs. It can be enjoyed like a cocktail or spooned like soup and is priced at 59 cents per can.
Roz Russell in Never Wave at a Wave jokes about style while recalling a New York party. John Ireland and Dorothy McGuire reenact a tour feud. Tom Keene learns he looks like an existing star. Bob Cross notes a nudist camp bulletin. Sam Goldwyn passes on a tall actor. Vivian Vance's Albuquerque father questions stage names. Bonanova earns ovations in Tiajuana.
The text argues that individual contributions are standard in American politics and warns that accusing officeholders of being influenced by donations without proof risks libel. It notes damages can be awarded for false charges against both contributors and recipients.
Ontario hydro engineers report creative uses of 60 cycle power in southern Ontario. A Toronto man trained his cat to operate a treadle to open a basement window door for outdoor access. A Windsor husband wired a door bell for his deaf wife. a motor drives floor vibrations and lights flash in several rooms.
A columnist argues teachers influence pupil attitudes and notes that harsh responses to student failings worsen discouragement. Advocates sympathetic parent collaboration, health and mood support, and shared responsibility for mastery beyond simple homework. References Dr. Patri booklet No 302 and mailing address for a copy.
Manila reports Quezon City authorities require sidewalk musicians to hold permits or face a 25 dollar fine. Citizens complain roving minstrels linger in front of venues demanding payment before moving on.
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