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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
15
A fragmentary report from Mammoth Cave details a mysterious incident and the ensuing scramble to identify causes and responsible parties. The text hints at environmental clues, protective measures, and reactions from officials and visitors as investigators pursue the truth.
The Mexican Petroleum stock declined to 180 on Friday with a modest rebound later. Pan-American shares rose amid increased speculative activity while American Ship and Commerce and United Fruit led rail and shipping gains. Several major issues moved higher including Studebaker and rail stocks as market activity remained firm and an official investigation into recent extraordinary movements was announced.
Prices advanced across grains and meats with notable gains in corn futures and steady or firmer cash bids. Oil and metal markets showed mixed moves as traders weighed harvest prospects and early seasonal demand.
Readable portions show scattered market figures for grain, produce, and livestock with city names like Chicago Milwaukee and Norfolk. The text includes prices, shipments, and references to various commodities, but the overall article is a damaged OCR fragment with inconsistent formatting and obscured details.
Fashion authorities note a shift from bobbed hair to elaborate high coiffures in stylish dining venues and roofs. Vassar students are cited as rare holdouts for bobbed styles while overall trends push women toward dramatic transformations from ingenue to vamp.
Delegates from Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Oklahoma Pennsylvania and New York attend a national convention at Vassar College. The gathering emphasizes industrial and civic progress through student organizations and the National League of Girls Tribes, highlighting college spirit and workforce advancement.
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