Making a Home Takes Brains and Ability
A degraded interview fragment discusses homemaking as a field for women, noting opinions that homemaking skills decline as fewer women pursue them. It references a Wisconsin editor and broader claims about changing domestic roles and shrinking home industries.
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Wisconsin Valley Aericuiinicysics
Tor Fine Makers
Nenadek
Henke
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Shops and Goods Pace
The text presents a garbled list of items and places, mentioning shoes, cigars, tapes, and various names. It lacks coherent events or clear subjects, offering only scattered fragments such as shop references and potential holiday notes without a discernible narrative.
Cord Finish for Neck of a Dress and Accessories
The article describes making a cord finish for the dress neck using a narrow bias strip and running stitches to attach it along the neckline. It notes folding and tying techniques, applying the cord edge to the right side, and adjusting tension so the fold lies flat. It also mentions using a fine cord to set lower parts of the sleeve and waistline for a neat finish, with references to various trims and a holiday market context.
Fragmented Local Market Notes and Ads Fragment
Fragmented OCR notes list various local ads and names including Liberty Conte Tmporied Widtehergie Tonnefert, Mrs. Kanaheth Covvirit, Johnston's sandy at Levy sk, and several business mentions around Market Street and South Visley. It references university holidays, gift ideas, a real malt tonic, and subpar grocery listings with multiple misspellings and partial addresses. The cluster reads like a miscellaneous community page with ads, notices, and personal mentions.
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Nti Northtie
Minty
Widtehergie Tonnefert Desiowery
Istructer
Madagi
Raul Cehe
Amel
Inetrmieber
Messvisdal
Weald Hegistar
Guge Gontuetil
South Visley Sl
Elemet
Tieftrevlas
Ferberri
Wallschtaceer
Chirnpractic
Imav Tleinfelder
University of Wisconsin
Petheart
la Crosse
W. O. Sheppard
Schmidt
Real Malta
Dean Ash
Savin
Tien
Majestic Theatre Alley
Pridgen
Trempeateau
Trivails Dev
Lagive
Lak
Child Welfare Special Tour Ends After Year of Work
The Child Welfare Special motor health unit of the Wisconsin Health Department completed its tour for the year. From April 26 to mid December it made 105 stops across 17 counties from the south to Lake Superior and Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. A trained staff educated rural and town residents on children's health, examined 4,002 preschool children, with an average daily attendance of 26. Counties visited included Waukesha, Washington, Fond du Lac, Manitowoo, Wood, Marathon, Vilas, Douglas, Polk, Pepin, Buffalo, La Crosse, Crawford, Vernon, Marquette, Columbia, and Walworth.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
State Health, Department
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
Health Department
Waukesha
Washington
Fond du Lac
Manitawoo
Wood
Marathon
Vilas
Douglas
Polk
Pep
Uncertain Nuptials and Public Notices Across Locations
Fragmented OCR details a social event with a wedding or engagement. Mentions Charles Raymond, Mrs, and various locations including Redondo Beach California and Minneapolis. Contains garbled dates and names, reference to a ceremony at a church and multiple personal notices.
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Ant
Peter Laon
George Street
Sneurce
Mary
Margaret
Phew
Tedark
Anid
Yo Plark
Cuskasha
Oklahom
Hum
The Rover and The Terms of Conquest reviewed
James Dean reviews Joseph Conrad’s The Rover and Howard Vincent O’Brien’s The Terms of Conquest. He highlights Conrads meditative style and wartime sea drama, noting the youthful love story set during the French Revolution and the author’s characteristic calm, measured voice. He also surveys the broader career context and financial details surrounding Conrads writing life.
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Dean
Rover
Joseph Conrad
Doubleday
Howard Vincent O Brien
Little Brow
Conrad
James W
New York
Joser
T Teyvol
T Pransan
Toulan
Ashirat Neix
Teyvol
Tippett Navy
Yin
Aue
Nelson
I Fleet
Gimd Fies
Esipyes
Children’s Clinic Halted Saturday Afternoon
A city children’s clinic keeps its doors closed Saturday afternoon from 8 19 for infants and children up to age six. The service pause affects routine checkups and immunizations, with plans to resume later in the day.
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Bank Employes Organize Here For Instruction
A local chapter of the American Future of Banking organized last night to study modern banking methods. Meetings are set for Thursdays under Al Re Fox, cashier of the National Bank of La Crosse. Officers elected include Louis I Robinson president Fred J Jr vice president Clarence J secretary Henry TT Truber real beard of gav uruuta and others.
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al. Re Fox
National Bank of la Crosse
Louis I Robinson
Fred J. Jr
Clarenes J
Henry
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Wollington Shoes
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Lev Wea
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Amertra
Killarney
Humsay
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Vendenal
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Sora
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Chirjatinas
Np Redtree
Evenir Leihail Piane Co
Vilus A
Kevle Aerived
Christittias
Borman
Tibette Norrens
Pieter
Colurort
William Musod
Tite Creek
Flower Alert Majestic Theatre
Ailey
Mijeu
Magetsson
Mat Endl
Salyige Iil
A. N. Hammes
Jacksons
Charles Raymond
Jackson Os
Nieves Koain
Dori
Hef. Bidlark
Tastin
Wowards
AIDS
Ars
Tolony
Minneapolis
Harry T. Colemern
Sir Charlane Colon
Ashete
Ble
Cavers Werk
Toomay
Areca
Old Indias Pampanws
Sereies
Banos
Hoeschler’s
Rleason
Weapin
Patoka
Anxin
Patoka Lump
Franklin
Western Kentucky
A. J. Eberhart Coal CO
Syiu- Ivic
Domrad
Phy
Coe
Ufe
Conrail
iBebhat Phan
Asa Hiltiy
Teedor
Teel
Alhat Aml
Murmiseriph
Conrad Browght
Cmurad
England
Ole Rena
Mayd
Dane Marv
Kathleen Nervis
Urwin Vincent
Chicago
Tnt
Clive- Tay
Poplet
Merle
Torlph Conrad
Florida
Jonathan
California
John C. Burns
Wives and Hollow Lian Parks
New Rogers
Empire and Tignestead
Apa
Rogers
Desador
Bird
Renar
Adams
Wallingford
Wallace Mfg. Co
Lincoln
la France
Ea ‘Srouns
Pierus
Pearl
Jeweler
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