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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1923
Page
9
Opera House packed for commencement exercises as 17 graduates receive diplomas. Juniors decorated the theatre. seniors and faculty contributed to the event with ceremonial decor and readings.
An odd fragmented note discusses cats and dogs needing green food with many garbled phrases and inserted names. The text mentions various terms and nonsensical segments, creating a distorted mosaic of ideas without a clear narrative or identifiable events.
A long, florid account describes Belted spring growth along the La Crosse region rivers and woods. Iridescent wildflowers, ferns, and meadow blooms fill fields and lakesides as swallows nest on unusual structures. Plum and poplar trees show fresh leaves, while the air carries a rich scent from lilacs, Indian pinks, and cowslips after a long cold spell.
Manty Schwartz a Bloomer teen, brought to a Chippewa Falls hospital after a Friday illness, died from poisoning by rubbing flechol believed accidental. An elderly friend who cared for her gave a hot drink, unaware the bottle lacked a warning label or skull and cross bones. Officials seized the bottle.
Platteville mining school graduates twelve men in a regular course of mining problems. Director B H Morrow urged the graduates to hold ideals and work for the betterment of society. Survey steamers have been plotting the Oregon and California coast during recent months.
A lecture style overview describes Earth's atmosphere as a sea of air extending upward to unknown heights with life limited by oxygen. It cites sounding balloons reaching about 24 miles, notes a protective ozone belt above, and outlines breathable layers up to 50 to 100 miles then a non breathable hydrogen helium zone. A coronium layer to 200 miles ends, beyond which nothing remains, approaching absolute zero at 506 degrees Fahrenheit.
Carl Laemmle Toemimie, fur trader turned film magnate and head of Universal Film Manufacturing, visited Oshkosh Wisconsin. He discussed motion picture plans with locals and hinted at possibly building a 2500 seat theater, citing fondness for his former home town.
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