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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
5
A fragmented text outlines infant care during heat with scattered mentions of hydration, clothing, shade, and monitoring. It references parents and caregivers seeking guidance on keeping babies comfortable, preventing illness, and avoiding heat exhaustion in various settings. The readable portions suggest practical steps and warnings for caretakers.
Satellite pane notes, with verifications and references, discuss three entities and a Texas related project. The report mentions ins and erties rep aaVaeE ant regarding Tejas, highlighting regional space interests and policy considerations.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a brief notice or item with scattered names and terms. The readable bits suggest a small public notice or item description lacking coherent context or full details.
Mrs. Emory Landes proposes using churches and schools as safe youth spaces to prevent crime, alcohol, and vice. She argues churches offer healthy recreation, with the mayor and civic leaders backing redeployment of community venues to protect children and counter risky urban entertainment.
The text outlines various garments and accessories such as sweaters with feminine sleeves, checked patterns, and parasols. It mentions hats, belts, braces, and coats in vague terms, with scattered phrases about wearers moving west and different fabric appearances.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at colorful fabrics and chiffon ribbons featured in a Jar ann Arnal market or display. It mentions vivid colors and chiffon, suggesting fashion or craft items. Specific details or events are unclear, but the item appears to discuss fabric trends and ribbon products.
A social afternoon hosted by Mrs. Gordon and Fletcher at 443 A South Bixteemrh Street featured Mrs. Gordon, Ralph Fletcher of S.4, Horace K. Holler, and Chicago guest Robert Gordon. The neatly decorated event included birthday celebrations, and a large gathering enjoyed cordial hospitality and light refreshments. The column also notes the Ladies Circle annual meeting at St Pauls Universalist church with reports, elections, and plans for the coming year.
An unclear item discusses a bone related product tied to the Wiesheree region and an Anil Cao, mentioning a demand or inquiry. Details are fragmentary but point to a small, local note about a medicinal or dietary product. The readable text hints at a consumer or trade reference without clear action or outcome.
Prof W Dykema of the University of Wisconsin urged at the Chicago convention that singing by both young and old strengthens character and civic life. He argued music serves writership and public joy, warning against cheap tastes and urging sustained practice in schools and communities.
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