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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1922
Page
2
Among the scheduled speakers for Monday's sessions is Charles IL Mackintosh, president of the A. A. C., presenting on upcoming twelve month plans and industry developments.
Sparta plans a large homecoming celebration on the fourth featuring a civic parade. A state band, student performers, and local dignitaries will headline as the town hosts ten thousand visitors with a street pageant, dance, and community events through the evening.
A heavily garbled photo transcription describes a scene with people including Magee and Orbitianis, mentioning a chart, beverages, and a public event. The readable portions reference Bah and Vis, with scattered words about a paper, posters, and a venue. No clear actions or outcomes are evident.
An old ad promises rapid relief from eczema by applying Zema. It touts an extra large bottle for $1.00 and claims immediate onset of relief with removal of eczema traces, urging the product as a dependable treatment for skin troubles.
A bustling cinema page highlights Majestic theater hosting a feature with producer Ted Phil ip Opyerhein and star Vaey Gieaon, plus Riviera theater presenting Reported Missing with Warner. The article extols film craft, noting Ray, Dowell, and Henry Lehn as key talent while promising thrills, romance, and humor across multiple showings today.
Upwards of 1000 national guard officers and non commissioned officers are assembling Monday for a week of special schooling at Milwaukee and Camp Douglas. The infantry and artillery school are at Camp Douglas while cavalry waits for entrainment just outside Milwaukee. The officer school trains guardsmen for the summer encampment with new enlisted personnel being trained as future officers. Classes begin Tuesday morning with some sessions Friday afternoon. Spider Invented the Diving Bell.
Popular Mechanics notes the Navy has been developing a device to measure ocean depths using reflected sound waves but has not perfected it to operate while the ship moves. A similar device claims to provide depth measurements within one foot even when the vessel is moving at speed.
In Milwaukee Wisconsin advertising men from across the country gathered for the second day of the Associated Advertising effort. Multiple sessions discussed plans for a stronger business program and closer cooperation among diverse business branches to form a united platform of objectives before the conference ends.
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