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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
5
A fragmented debate discusses whether emotion is tied to a sex, with speakers including Harriet Caylar Pit and Mrs. Thenip presenting opposing views. The exchange touches on inferred differences and similarities between men and women, suggesting both sides see common traits.
Readable fragments describe a society segment with names and dates obscured by OCR. The text references events or meetings, but most details are garbled, leaving unclear participants, places, or outcomes. The piece lacks coherent facts suitable for a full summary.
Local retailers advertise Christmas bargains across town from Flower Market exhibits to Majestic Theatre alley displays. Keepsake gifts include Pearl jewelry, Liberty Vacuum Cleaners, Columbia records, and Christmassy candy. Santa season pricing at Inland Printing and Leithold’s.
Miss Selma Kittleson of Caledonia visited in the city on Wednesday. Langdon’s advertised Christmas tree sets at $1.50. Mrs. M. E. Ferri Winshidt of Tarmony and Mr. Mrs. Breker of Prien noted visits and shopping in La Crosse. North Side Department Store at 1294 Caledonia St. touted toy lines. Oshkosh thefts report: four juveniles charged after chicken thefts from Berlin area, with 20 chickens and three geese taken. suspects include ages 17 to 19 and the name Arthur Pigasch among others.
The Wisconsin Railroad Commission released several utility rulings including rate increases for Wisconsin Telephone Company in New London and Mayelte, revisions for Vigamath City Water Works, and electric rate approval for Reedsture by the Motion Picture Operators' Association.
Navy officials released results from initial tests of the Shenandoah craft as groundwork for a proposed polar flight next year. The report notes satisfactory performance and outlines next steps toward the planned voyage with special provisions for roasted peanuts in supply preparations.
A Vermont fir will be used as the national Christmas tree for security and ceremonial display at the White House. The tree will be shipped to Washington with a ceremony slated for Christmas Eve, featuring the Marine Band and carol singing as part of holiday observances.
A Rushford man is injured and his wife cares for their sick son after a mining accident. The incident leaves the family in distress as doctors assess his hip injury. Nearby markets report turkey prices dropping to 18 cents per pound during mint week.
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