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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
2
Hollywood editors discuss the rise of three dimensional film. Inventors and studios debate the best route to a true stereoscopic picture, weighing wide screen methods against standard photography and expert lighting. Experts foresee a future where depth enhances realism on the screen.
Mrs Bohn Bartholomew hosted an afternoon coffee gathering in Onalaska Wisconsin followed by a surprise farewell party for Bert Blane and Jane Ann Bartholomew. Attendees included numerous local residents and their families, with many named guests present.
A city of tents will rise again on the University of Iowa campus as 75 men from many states bring families to live in camp tents while taking courses. The camp operates with an elected mayor and council, electric sighting, and supervised play facilities for children on a wooded west campus site.
In Madison Wisconsin William Brockhausen aged three, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Brockhausen, drowned in Lake Mendola likely after falling from their pier. Police, firemen and three physicians labored over an hour to revive him but failed. His injuries included bruising at the left temple and jaw.
Bangor Wisconsin items list residents traveling and visiting relatives in Missouri and nearby states. Belle Bowen and daughter Mary Jane join Mrs. Sylva Shitas and Donald Shitas plus Miss Pearl Richardson for a trip to Salisbury and Pinckneyville. Evans plans vacation with mother Mrs. Marcy Beans. Local families from Waverly Indiana and Whitewater visit friends while camping trips are noted on Birchwood and Flambeau river. Debates on Del ls Park propose national park status with self liquidating basis.
A joint resolution approved by the Senate and submitted to the Assembly recommends a federal works allotment card. The action seeks funds for public works programs and outlines the legislature's stance on distribution and oversight.
An Associated Press survey notes states set barriers to intrastate and interstate trade in dairy and agricultural goods. Measures include origin standards, embargoes, and tax rules. Georgia enforces a state produced wine rule, Maryland restricts certain seafood, and Pennsylvania tightens on colored oranges.
Flush poisons from the kidneys and stop nocturnal awakenings with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. A cheap, harmless diuretic claims to cleanse waste and irritants, easing back ache dull eyes and burning passups.
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