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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1950
Page
12
Angelo Patri praises a Rochester Minnesota teacher for guiding a class to build a treasure chest of good habits. He recalls a sixth grade lesson about finishing what you start and urges traits like truthfulness and honor. Readers can request leaflets to aid spelling by sending 10 cents.
Thugs attempted a $2400 safe robbery at the Saskatoon pool elevators office. An overdose of nitroglycerine caused a massive blast, blowing the safe through the ceiling and roof and destroying the office.
Glasgow reports musical research shows bagpipes predate modern Scotland with connection to ancient biblical scenes. Highland dancers entertain thousands for tourists this year using pipes similar to those in a famous Bible-era orchestra. The text notes bagpipes were misrendered as dulcimers in the Book of Daniel.
Libraries report teenage girls in Brisbane Australia seek E M Hull Sheik novels. They share yearnings once blamed on Rudolf Valentino and the Sheik film, with The Sheik as the first in the series. The works are largely out of print, fueling demand among eager readers.
The rose is described as the flower for June and the pear or moonstone as the birthstone. This notes traditional birth symbols and their associations for the month.
Hollywood star Marie McDonald vents at producers who pass on her script and label her as only a sexy body. She rejects the cheesecake image and cites Ida Lupino and Jane Wyatt as examples of serious actresses who once played similar roles. McDonald vows to prove herself and defends her acting skill despite pressure.
The sacred African lily is native to India rather than Africa, clarifying its true origin and botanical classification.
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