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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
11
An advice piece on dieting from the thirties and forties urges tracking calories early to prevent obesity. It notes women may be more prone to excess fat and stresses temperance in food, medical guidance for strict dieting, and practical tips such as choosing lighter desserts, avoiding rich dressings, and drinking tea or coffee without sugar or cream.
In Hilliary Mathias 17 of daspel Indiana goes squirrel hunting with a loaded firearm. After bagging a squirrel he observes something in a tree and fires. The object falls. Bernard 11, his younger brother, is killed. Authorities investigate the fatal accident.
Sunday services at Holmen Lutheran include confirmations at 10 a m with an offering for Christian education and pledge envelopes available from ushers. Baptismal vows will be renewed by several members and Holy Communion planned at 3330. The Halfway Young People and Sour Creek Ladies Aid hold gatherings this week with families and homes hosting events. A separate brief notes a gas leak found by a match in Montreal with firemen saving the man.
Scientists study a mummified miner found in Mammoth Cave Kentucky to learn habits, tools, and diet of early Americans before Columbus. Robert P. Holland of the National Park Service says the crude tools hint at a man crushed in a rock fall long ago.
An ancient man in Mammoth Cave reportedly died long ago after seeking shelter deep inside the park. Researchers note the exact motives and what he sought remain unknown, with the cave’s depths preserving secrets about prehistoric inhabitants.
Fifty men at the federal transient bureau in Indianapolis fell ill from tainted food served by the same relief kitchen that fed 205 FERA workers last week. One death was reported among the prior group. investigators have not completed the inquiry into the poisoning.
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