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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

5

Rural Wisconsin school hot lunches spark debate

A garbled clipping describes a rural Wisconsin statute and efforts to provide hot lunches for children. It notes university involvement and concerns about cold weather, hunger, and the impact on students. The fragment mentions percentages and ethical aims but lacks clear specifics.

Wiscons Paen University Deffersan

Intoxication Not Charged Bay Man Inquiry

Fragmentary OCR text references intoxication not charged against a Bay Area man. Context is unclear with garbled repeated phrases and nonstandard wording, offering no clear names, dates, or factual events to summarize.

Obituary Fragment Delays and Garbled Names

Fragmentary obituary notes strange garbling of names and events. It mentions a funeral, ships, naval terms, and various disjointed phrases suggesting a chaotic page with scattered rites and fashion references.

Knights of Pythias Bazaar and Holiday Ads Dense Town Page

A sprawling fragment lists events and ads: Knights of Pythias bazaar and Flower Market stalls, Majestic theatre, Christmas lights at Rivoli Shop, Fur sale at Paul Lutz's, G. Schilling and others selling clothes, cosmetics, and holiday goods. Mentions lectures by Petar Colink, normal school events, and numerous local shops with hours and specials.

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Enjoyable dinner honors Mrs Mary Donovan at Blue Earth event

A Tuesday dinner at the Year Room honored Mrs Mary Donovan of Blue Earth Mina as guest of her daughter Mrs Donovan. Eleven were seated. guests later visited Miss Donovan at 12444 South Fifth Street for an evening of games and music. Mrs Donovan plans to return home Sunday.

Bertie Donovan Yea Mra Mary Donovan Blue Earth Mina Miss Donovan South Fifth Street Mrs. Donovan

Household Suggestions From Old Shoes and Skins

A fragmented note outlines household suggestions using old shoes and skins for tender skin care and drying methods. It mentions preparing materials, applying items for warmth, and quick drying procedures, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. Paramount names or dates are not present in readable form.

Helen Farnsworth Mears Wisconsin’s Greatest Sculptress

A portrait of Helen Farnsworth Mears, born in Oshkosh in 1878, praised as Wisconsin’s leading sculptor and a major American artist. The piece traces her rise from youth to recognition on the Chicago Worlds Fair and her struggle, near death, over commissions like The Fountain of Life, and contemplates its ultimate placement and preservation.

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Tonsiline Relief for Sore Throat and Mouth

An old time remedy touts Tonsiline to ease sore throat and mouth discomfort. It claims to protect the throat from disease while urging households to keep a bottle for quick relief, noting hospital size and a price of 100 dollars and druggists selling the product.

Pasa Seridaz

Equity Convention Grapples With Its Financial Tangle

In Wis, the Society of Aquiby Webley ords to solve a mounting financial tangle affecting the convention. Officers faced confusion as they prepared for a Friday closing and County Agent WT Teena urged cooperation to salvage plans and finalize assistance for farmers.

Waysat Wis Society of Aquiby Webley Arders Fa BP Teena Wight

Split skirt gowns and velvet fashion notes

The text details black velvet dresses with double skirts and purple and silver accents. It mentions a velvet gown with a green poll collar and a promenade of turbans described as taller, with wide side panels to create a Russian-inspired silhouette.

Excess Candy and Holiday Sweets Warn Children Health

An article citing Dr. Dorothy Reed Muendeshall of the University of Wisconsin warns that excess candy and sweets during the holiday season pose a greater health menace to children than many diseases. It recommends moderate consumption, candy substitutes, and healthier options like milk, vegetables, and fruit, and describes several old fashioned candy alternatives and a seventeenth century wedding feast cautionary card.

Dorothy Reed Muendeshall University of Wisconsin Supgur Gervase Markham London

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