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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1921

Page

3

Color psychology in clothing urged by Daniels advisor

An artist lecturer Fred TE Daniels counsels stout women to wear dark colors like elephants and whales to appear smaller while bright colors attract attention. He claims red excites, blue soothes, violet spawns dreaminess, and yellow calms nerves. psychologists link color choice to personality and efficiency.

Jomes Animal Kingdom Fred TE Daniels Daniels Tee Hhem Colks Shionti

Poison Gas in War and the Next Global Conflict

A historical commentary urges the American delegation to back a complete ban on poison gas as a weapon. It recalls early war horror at Ypres, notes gas’s evolution into mass casualty tools, and argues gas attacks threaten civilians of cities like Newark, describing the moral and strategic dangers of future “gas warfare” as unfit for humane conduct.

United States Ypres America Newark Whalesate Dorder

Legislation Fails to Halt Poison Gas Threat in War

The text argues that banning poison gas in advance fails to deter its future use. It notes Germany’s gas attack and Allied unpreparedness, warning only a global moral shift can curb such weapons. It says effort and sacrifice by nations are needed to prevent the next war from becoming unthinkable and impossible to wage.

Auodorn Fictors

The Great Adventure et pae HARRIS and an Irish husband rumor

The text jokes about Mildred Harris and Charlie Chaplin divorce and hints Mildred will wed an Irishman whose loyalty and chivalry are praised. It teases Irish stereotypes while noting no international fallout and mentions Rockefeller skating and a nickel egg quip.

Harris Charlie Chaplin Charlie Mildred Sle Ragland

In Ye Olden Times Ten Years Ago Tributes At North La Crosse

Ten years ago in North La Crosse Rev Louis Kaluza was to leave St. Marys for Chippewa Falls. Rev William Ritz to succeed at St Charles Chippewa Falls. Edward Koch promoted to day gate tender at Milwaukee road crossing. Captain Brooks Shuman traveling from Panama toward the Philippines. A heavy rain caused about 40 damage in Copeland park with a deep gash in the Black River bank. Train sheds at Milwaukee depot disappointing with umbrella-like spans. English Evangelical Lutheran Holy Trinity church dedicated at Ferry Street West Avenue. Marlin Gilbertson left for Arkansas to run a shingle mill. F H Hoeschitz and F Lee formed a dental partnership. Thirty years note: health officer reported disease cards. wood measuring by police. Jamil Berg honored on 48th birthday by post office staff. Valkenburg to move to New Mexico. Baston to issue catalogue January 1.

Tw Sears Sc. Joan's North Jin Crosse Louis Kaluza Chippewa Falls St. Charles Milwaukee Road Mill Stred Edward Koch Caledonia Street Brooks Shuman la Crosse Panama Philipppine Islands Copeland Park Black River Milwaukee Depot Northwestern Depot Tia English Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity Ferry Street West Avenue Meer Toms Marlin Gilbertson Arkansas F. H. Hoeschitz F. Lee Common Council Jamil Berg Ipitor Qatherers Valkenburg Frank Famiy New Mexico Baston

The Uneelfishness of Helen

Fragmented narrative describes Nellie Dean and a nurse overseeing a child named Helen, with a focus on a housekeeper and a ward at a hospital. The passage weaves a tense domestic scene around Nellie and a red haired girl, hinting at authority, discipline, and care settings in a late 19th or early 20th century tone.

Upsala Bersey Sidolin Witel Bill Ormerdditon Leeann Iit Manizan Nellie Weun Nim Wil Nellin Netlie Opr Stadt Wien Nellie Dean Erie Anty Chi Fara Willis USA Reece Vial Delirinn Seeiger Nellie Thorn

Kitten kept as pet after panther rips home shed

A young narrator recounts adopting a seemingly tame kitten found in a basket near the shed. A panther mother attacks, chasing the kitten but the family survives the fright as the wild cat claims its offspring. The tale blends a pet anecdote with a perilous encounter.

Rogers Vithy Syon Cbs Wwe Father Seger

Paper-RGPE Basketry Craft for Christmas Gift Sets

A vintage craft piece explains how to make crepe paper rope and box bases for a sewing basket and dresser set. Materials are crepe paper, cardboard boxes, and glue. Instructions cover wrapping, twisting paper ropes, layering around boxes, and finishing with shellac for a glossy look.

Ann Alma Wiles Vanten Yoor Fund Ilustra

Inventor’s Trial Sparks Talks of Power and Progress

An 19th century account portrays a tense scene about a patent fight and a young inventor. The narrative contrasts old methods with emerging steam and electric ideas, hinting at a future of power and machines unknown to the witnesses. The piece ponders invention, risk, and the dawn of modern technology.

Christmas Nurse and a Silent Sorrow in a Small Town

A fragile nurse tends a gravely ill woman named Nellie Dew while a man named Bill battles warning visions and a tense Christmas day unfolds. The tale centers on medical care, fear, and a quiet return to normalcy as Nellie recovers and the household confronts grief and hope amid holiday pressures.

Fes Chriskmas Nelie Sisto Pele Kral Ral Tor Bill van Pen Danghie Aviving

Musterole touted as headache remedy in old ad

A vintage advertisement claims Musterole, a white oil of mustard ointment, eases headaches when rubbed on the forehead and temples. It markets as a natural alternative to internal medicines, available in jars and tubes at drug stores with prices listed and a claim of being better than a mustard plaster.

Aspirin sold in boxes and bottles by manufacturing firm

A historical ad-like notice describes aspirin tablets sold in bands of fourteen, and in bottles of twenty four and a hundred. It attributes the product to a manufacturer in a colonial or early modern setting, with mentions of chemical ingredients and formulation names.

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