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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
5
A garbled OCR text fragment contains scattered phrases about girls, writers, New York, and various oblique references. It appears to be a damaged page segment with no cohesive event, clear names, dates, or settings to summarize into a real news item.
Afternoon and evening chautauqua events at Green Lake Wisconsin led by Judge Fowler with sessions at the fairgrounds and Rainbow Gardens dancing on select weekdays. Public notices mention baggage services, theater lineups, local businesses, and a series of city items including a summer session, ice cream, and travel details with various names and addresses scattered through chaotic text.
Readable fragments discuss cooking fat use and household care tips. Mentions wallpaper, decor, and water care ideas with references to maintenance and cleaning routines. Contains garbled terms but preserves focus on home improvement and practical tasks.
A hazy description of summer beach attire showcases bright colors and bold fabrics. Fashion notes feature neon prints, cotton blends, and large beachwear like pareos and umbrellas, with a focus on vibrant palettes and playful patterns.
The readable text blends a butter scotch sugar preparation with garbled phrases about German indemnity during a war and a plan to deport German girls for labor. It also mentions Tinton, France installing fire stumps along a power line and a Kensington clock with bells, all in disjointed fragments.
A group of friends surprised Mr Tom S Sherman at his South Lighth Street home for his birthday with pink peonies and a purse. Attendees included Mrs Masel, Fred Low lifford Hawkings, LL Roberts, Will Andrews, Will Hawking, and Joseph Marteau. A Minneapolis visitor attended the event to celebrate Frances Dow’s upcoming marriage.
The article describes jeweled elements used in electrical fountains highlighted at the Panama-Pacific exposition of 1475. It notes a Pittsburgh electrical show and an exhibit directed by W T D A Revo, who introduced these jewels to American audiences amid cascading waters and searchlight effects.
The article describes making a satin ribbon daisy with 20 to 24 petals, wrapped and attached to a stem, suitable for trimming a baby bonnet or lingerie. It also notes new fabric appearances a chiffon panama or woolen taffeta, touted for knife-pleated skirts.
Walter J. Travis, renowned in golf, achieves a historic milestone as the first American to win the British Amateur Championship. The article notes his status in U.S. golf history and records the victory details.
Miss Sophie Paulus, a Crawford County nurse based in Prairie du Chien, was crowned queen of the river fete yesterday. Governor Blaine presided over the simple pageant that drew La Crosse area attendees.
A recipe from Bertha E. Sha of Columbia outlines making pistachio ice cream. Steps include flour and salt, milk thickening, then folding in cream and flavorings with green coloring to achieve a deep green hue. Also notes on custard color and serving with crushed strawberri.
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