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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
5
D. O. Coate and Mrs. Dixon of La Crosse join a district program Friday. The meeting highlights women’s engagement, education, and community activities with local leaders and guests from La Crosse, Minneapolis, and Washington avenues.
Old guide on pasteurizing milk for infant feeding details steps to heat milk to 149 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes or boil water in a basket to heat the bottle. It discusses pasteurization, bottle sanitation, warming methods, and mixing instructions for newborn to one year old with orange juice or tomato juice given.
A fragmented, old style guide describes preparing formulas with mill and water, altering as the baby grows. It warns against sugar and patent foods, advises infant positions during feeds, and cautions about leftovers and air after feeding. It mentions using powdered milk with butter as a substitute when natural milk is unavailable.
A fragmented recipe describes making chocolate ice cream with milk, sugar, egg yolks, salt, cream, vanilla, and freezing. It adds marshmallow sauce by melting marshmallows and a confectioners sugar mixture, plus a note about tassels and a medium brown hat.
A fashion note highlights a pleated skirt as essential, appearing in white and colored fabrics. It describes a paisley pattern, delicate dyed textures, and a fine net edge ruffle finishing the hem.
A society wedding in Quincy announces the marriage of Hale, a Lawehneyer, to Miss Helen Wilson of Helenn Manthey. The couple plan to reside in the west and will be at home after June 14. Family members from Minnesota attended. Hale’s wife will spend the summer with her parents.
Mrs Fo Tawrenre and her children from AirMand Center are visiting relatives in the city for a few days, with doilies used for breakfast and supper on the long table.
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