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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
10
An experimental program tests nose prints on cattle for ID instead of brands. Officials and farmers discuss potential uses, benefits, and challenges, noting preliminary observations and ethical considerations in the effort.
A garbled OCR passage describes an unclear scene with scattered names and places. It mentions people such as Te enpiien and Ox, and concepts like a piece and a BEY T. The fragment lacks coherent details or a clear event to summarize.
A fragmented cautions piece on washing hair warns that careless cleansing ruins hair and soap products can strip moisture. It promotes a pure conditioner shampoo mix of oil and water as a gentler option, with vague steps and dosage.
The piece argues for tax relief while warning against broad exemptions, detailing the cost of free services and urging investment in industry. It notes typhoid concerns traced to city water and reports rising unemployment and job placements amid ongoing labor tensions in Wisconsin.
The 1921 legislature’s licensing act for funeral directors, undertakers, and embalmers was struck down by the supreme court. It held embalming not compulsory or universal, so requiring licensure adds nothing to public health or safety, leaving the old law for licensing embalmers unsupported by current practice. The decision notes the state cannot compel licensing of undertakers solely for embalming.
A traveler from Constantinople recalls the Pearl of the East and seeks a Turkish harem but is told almost none remain due to hardship. He is offered one rare exception, owned by a Frenchman, as a delicate matter. The piece adds a note that the first lifeboat at Shields, England dated to 478.
The Australian Forestry conference in Brisbane warned against rapid forest destruction. Speakers argued Australia has far less forest cover than believed and cited the Acheron valley degradation as an example. The group urged frequent inspections by foresters and safeguards against political interference.
A brief note states Manila will introduce a zirconium four metal rail system noted for unusual capacity and strong acid resistance. Details on project scope, dates, and responsible agencies are unclear.
New York advertising claims sun and wind harm a woman's complexion but offers a home remedy using oatmeal and derwillo soap to achieve a clear, youthful look in one night. Assertions include famous actress endorsements, a money back guarantee, and nationwide sales through druggists and stores.
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