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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
5
A husband narrates survive a chaotic apartment repaint with his wife Frances as painters redecorate. The story recalls marriage endurance, comic misadventures, and the painters finally finish amid a playful, cordial farewell.
A new anti-static liquid treats all kinds of phonograph records to stay dust free and eliminate cracking noise and static electricity. It may also be used on television magnifier lenses to stop static attracted dust.
Readable column from The Haskin Service presents answers to varied questions. It covers egg cooking vitamin retention with scrambling and boiling noted, while also giving figures on enslaved people before the Civil War, church membership at 52.4 percent in 1950, and the term infracanino phile for the underdog cause.
The fairy stones in Virginia are not all identical. they share a cross shape but come in several varieties. Most common is the Maltese form, while St. Andrew's and Roman styles also appear. Historically, these cross stones were believed to guard wearers against witchcraft illness and disaster.
The magazine ran from 1830 to 1898 and is said to have earned its publisher about a million dollars in profits.
The yellow tint of butter comes from vitamin A and carotene in grass and crops cows eat, peaking in summer. Polk was baptized on his deathbed by Rev Ferren of the Methodist church. over 80 minerals contain uranium, but few are abundant. Chigger differs from jigger as it does not burrow. it attaches to the skin and drops off when full. Peaches brown after slicing due to oxidation accelerated by enzymes.
The La Crosse Tribune announces it is entered as second class mail matter at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office on June 23 1904 under the 1879 act.
The United States reports a manpower surge since the Korean War began with about 1.84 million more personnel now than a year ago. Total active forces reach 3.34 million including 1.55 million Army 0.85 million Air Force 0.74 million Navy and 0.20 million Marines. Navy aims for 1,161 ships and air power expands to 87 bomber fighter and carrier groups.
Mrs. Maria Berzins, a displaced person from Germany who had lived in Milwaukee for 18 months, hanged herself Friday. Her husband Teodors said she did it after co workers at the glove factory threatened to have her sent back to Germany for "working too good."
Fragmentary ad-like text announces a venture with Thor dahl and a push to get a copy of Read ex’s Digest. It mentions five men and a call to come. Entities seem unclear due to garbled OCR.
Iran warns of naval action as Abadan faces danger amid oil shipments. Drake urges responsible officials to take over immediately to prevent disaster, while the tanker Dolabella escapes Sunday through a sandbar at the Euphrates mouth as Abadan’s port normally handles five to six tankers daily.
Albert C Ender of 2104 South 17th street La Crosse Wisconsin is listed in records associated with the U S Navy Center.
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