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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
2
A Wisconsin public health drive launches free chest clinics in La Crosse and county areas to locate early tuberculosis cases. Miss Dorothi Dividn and state association organizers oversee outreach, inviting residents for screening to curb spread and protect public health.
The Rapist church invites all city children not enrolled in other vacation schools to attend a four week program at the White Church on Sixth Street starting Monday at nine. Lessons run weekdays from nine to eleven forty-five with hikes and picnics, No tuition or books, trained teachers pledge a joyful, wholesome experience.
Ancient advertisement urges Kellogg’s Bran as a cure for constipation. Claims include relief of Bright's disease and diabetes linked to constipation, with a strong push for regular high fiber intake. Promotes Bran as a versatile food, endorses physician approval, and notes it can be eaten daily or added to recipes.
A discussion on the origin of the slang term Pippin from the medieval French pepin meaning seed or seedling. It notes apple variety naming by producers, mentions aged stock claims, and links to terms like Yorksh Ir Pippin and pearmain with roots in ancient times. The piece ends with a quip about money and secrets.
Dorothy Paltan says her rise came from her skin. she promotes Derwilia cosmetic system and Liska cold cream as essential, claiming instant beauty, lasting wear, and skin protection. She cites friends, theater outings, and professional endorsements as support.
A brief note suggests the remedy named Glen’s cure may not fix all health issues but can buy needed time. It cautions that improvement requires extended care and patience from the patient and medical supporters.
Wee Tijrement is a fine cautionary line from an archival notice. The fragment hints at a local alert or municipal matter without clear names, dates, or places. The readable text suggests a short record item about a minor sanction or penalty involving a person or entity named Wee Tijrement.
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