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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
5
New York humorist HAL BOYLE collects cheeky observations from new parents about baby myths costs and quirks. Jokes reference hospital bills baby eye color and parental pride while mercilessly skewering baby anecdotes and social expectations.
An advertisement touts Odrinex as a nonprescription fat reducer claiming appetite suppression without strenuous exercise. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and lists Soell's Drug Stores in two street locations with mail orders offered.
Northern States Power Company reports a system wide electricity record for 1962 with peak demand of 1,639,549 kilowatts in December, exceeding 1961 by over 100,000 kilowatts. Generating capability remained near 200,000 kilowatts higher than demand, and a 24 hour usage peak of 29,239,160 kilowatt hours set a new NSP record.
Locals see a sale list featuring eggs at 39 cents a dozen ground round at 59 cents per pound and ham butts at 39 cents. Potatoes scale from 19 cents for 10 pounds to 89 cents for 100 pounds with La Crosse Street Market and Universal Photo Service offering related goods and services.
Uncle Ray awards World Book Encyclopedia sets to Section 73 of Satchel Ford Road School Columbia South Carolina and to Northridge School Columbus Ohio for best questions in science history biography or geography. The article explains the ameba as a one celled organism with nucleus that divides into two, noting lack of heart stomach or gills and how protozoans form colonies.
Chronicle notes a January 1963 edition dated Thursday January 10 1963 and delivered on Rural Free Delivery service. The fragment references a local newspaper item or routing notice with no clear event details.
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