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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1922
Page
11
Rosalie Lyga, sister of a tavern performer, will headline a performance at the Rivoli theater. Miss Lyga will interpret Tenishiven dances with a troupe under the direction of her tutor, an A1 dance instructor, in a program including other acts and student demonstrations.
The article discusses a sensational claim by a sheriff about sun exposure as a cure, noting assertions by Dr Gibson and public health cautions. It describes supposed benefits and dangers of sun therapy, including claims of weight gain or relief from various ailments, and reports on beach exposure practices and seasonal weather effects.
A fragmented local item reports principal figures in Crecen and Washing at a meeting about riverfront development and a proposed project. The note names McFarhis Cranberry and Rain Krevehl as key participants, with brief references to Meassveltinetis and official direction from city authorities.
A chaotic mix of film notices and stage ads outlines upcoming shows at the Strand and Rivoli. It highlights "Under Two Flags" with Pris cilla Dean and Tod Browning, plus "The Man Who Played God" with A Ardent and Ann Forrest, and the Three Musketeers tale at Cas ing theater, with production notes and cast mentions.
A government officer reports a vast field of granite geysers near the Copper River in Alaska that may surpass Yellowstone in scale though the explorer could not reach them. He notes the rugged terrain with chasms and ravines, making exploration nearly impossible and doubts the geyser activity is real.
Styte and finish headline the Riviera Sunday bill with musical and dance numbers. Kath lean McConnell and Mr West lead the vaudeville act, featuring gowns and stage presence. Lorraine Evan presents a trained canary “The Golden Bird” along with violin, stunning audiences as it joins the music.
Fragmentary text mentions accidental discharge of duty at a office, and misquoted star names Polaris Sirius Kanion used by vulgars. No clear event or entities to anchor a news item.
The English Lutheran Church will observe New Year's Day with a special service at ten o'clock on New Year's morning. Everyone is welcome.
Birds dominate air skills while humans seek higher altitudes with record limits. The Carolina rail or sora, small and awkward in flight, sails reluctantly and lands quickly. It migrates long distances without stopovers, contrasting with birds that reach great heights. A telephone poll recalls colorful stocking colors in a humorous aside.
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