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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
5
Fragmented OCR style text mentioning carpenters, garden shops, floral offerings, and local notices in La Crosse with scattered names, events, and services. References to Oak Flooring, Rainbow Gardens, storage and moving services, and various local persons, markets, and meetings.
A jumble of household tips and cipher like phrases appears, mentioning chores, routines, and odd codes. The fragment references a few names and terms without clear context, suggesting it is part of a larger domestic advisory column or personal notes rather than a complete article.
A long-winded medical advice piece discusses infant feeding and care, noting benefits of breast milk, guidance on breastfeeding duration, and gradual introduction of fluids and solid foods. It mentions vaccines, nutrition, doctor consultation, and age milestones from birth to one year, ending with a shampoo advertisement.
The latest wrayps display a milder armhold and clearer shinidar readings. Analysts note a shift toward greater fairness at the top compared with Tiatram, suggesting evolving guidance in the field.
Colored elves and leafy silver fashion pieces from Indian origins feature among popular novelties. Intricate matrix designs and carved Stanes wares attract collectors and shoppers seeking festive accessories this season.
Mildred Taylor, a writer and feminist, argues that Western views of Oriental women are narrow and biased. She travels with her brother Peter Taylor and artist Blanding Sloan from New York to San Francisco by motor, aiming to study China Japan and India firsthand and share insights on oriental art, philosophy, and life.
Invitations were sent by Mr and Mrs Gameron Leander Baldwin of 144 South Thirteenth Street for the marriage of their daughter Mary Cameron Baldwin to Dr Gayonne Gundersen. The ceremony is set for Saturday evening June 23 at 7:30 at Christ Episcopal Church. The notice lists upcoming church meetings and local social events in the community.
Instructional text lists fabric and ribbon requirements for Organege dresses. It details petals twenty, each 2 inch, with L-ines and S-ineh lengths, arranged symmetrically around a central motif. Ends of ribbon, center pieces, and decorative bowing are described with references to figures 1 2 8.
The La Crosse College club held a picnic on the Glenn Cameron lawn the Ebner Conlee summer home of Mr and Mrs Cameron Ballwin. About fifty members gathered for lunch as the board discussed club matters and the Madison chapter lease. Mrs M B Rosenberty, president, announced a 400 member goal and Kinchern installed officers May 26 at the new club house. The Madison club plans an exhibit for the American Association of University Women conference in Portland.
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