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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1923

Page

5

T B Clinic Not Delayed By Bad Weather

Heat and cold failed to deter workers at the Anti Tuberculosis Clinic as 57 patients were examined Monday and 150 by noon Tuesday. A visitor reported a few teeth fell to the floor and another described picking six teeth with her fingers. The piece discusses advanced pyorrhea, dental care, and public health habits with advice on brushing, regular visits, and the role of oral infection in systemic illness.

Ensay Teast Robesdaler Tiemperey

Albert Schmikla and Miss Birmeles wed in Winona

An elaborate wedding in Winona united Albert Schmikla and Miss Birmele. The ceremony followed with receptions at a local home, featuring guests including Mrs. Myr of Morley, Miss Esther Dornihy, and families led by Mr. and Mrs. Schulze. Attendees and travel details indicate a community event with multiple relatives and friends in attendance.

Albert Schmikla Miss Birmele Winona Leon Pag Ant William Preifter Tegsant Valley Alin la Crosse Benyital Eas

Blond Vamps Sought To Aid Business Deals In 1920s Style

A 1920s interview describes the modern business vamp as a blond who works to advance corporate interests. De Lacia Mooers notes vamps in the business world must blend diplomacy, tact, and discretion, entertaining with clients while staying above reproach.

de Lacia Mooers Edward Demarest Meoers Randsburg Calif Caesar Sue

Local social notes and summer picnic report

Miss Nation Ware returns from a trip in the northern part of the state and visits relatives including Mrs Emma Wondyard. Mr and Mrs Rumsey plan a Whitehall visit. A Ladies Aid bazaar at Trinity Lutheran Church offers aprons baked goods and ice cream on Wednesday afternoon and evening. A cooperative picnic at Copeland Park combines vacation schools from Scandinavian Baptist and First Baptist churches with volleyball and indoor games.

E. L. Rumsey Mes Copeland Park Fternoon Worh Oo Gide Scandinavian Baptist Church Paist Mit First Baptist Echo Churea

First Baptist church enters third week of Sunday school

First Baptist Church enters its third week on Monday with twelve different Sunday schools now represented in enrollment. The event shows a steady rise in boys' attendance and invites all children to enroll as the term, about three weeks long, continues.

First Baptist Church Eake

Weekend Community Notices Float Through Minnetonka Area

Local residents attend dances and moonlight excursions at Rainbow Gardens and Como Pavilion. St. Paul group plays accordion saxophone to clear debris after yesterday’s storm. Birth reported at St Amuse hospital. Moonlight excursion on June 30 offers daytime and evening options.

Wance Yeomen Hall Sun Peavy Accordion Saxo Orchestra St. Paul Cithkena Twlay P. Gant Paone Palmer Dahl Fdaughter Ima Des Moines Iowa Rishmillers Linker Will Whittemore W. H. Gaspard Lillian Gaspard W. F. Schram Stes K. Smerng A. J. Cameron la Crescent Citr Rainbow Gardens Avery A.V. Ganson Mindora Cit la Fortuna Cigars Havana Java Christ Episcopal Church Dorothy Noble Madison L. B. Oynerberg Rivoli Julee Wichee Arkermin Gateway Guy Transfer Co Heart Norcross Winena N Mae Fohnam Holmen Stella Peterson le Crosse City Freda Hilda Sorenson Ruth Rogers Zeviah Jewett Anna Holthouse Hilda Matthews Ritbourn Fourth Building Association Bradley Terton Hoovers Linker Electric Co J. W. Winters Bagley Grover Glass Eleador Thornton Rivoline E. Peterson Mre. A. Glum Tara Michigan Sumer C. L. Aleman

Cover Hanging Gowns In Closet To Keep Dust Off

A reader suggests using worn-out sheets to drape over low gowns in the clothes closet to prevent dust. The method helps avoid frequent trips to the cleaner.

Gona Coffer family chooses new path in energy note

The report states the annial salar oreas in the United States reached 1,588,000,000 cubic feet last year. This volume is over three times the level from twenty years ago and more than double the amount consumed one decade earlier.

United States

Pleasure in Making Own Lingerie Advice for home sewers

The article encourages women to trim and customize ordinary lingerie to achieve luxury looks. It suggests silk, crepe de chine, or China and Japan silk options, plus trimmed scraps to transform affordable pieces. Corsets can be upgraded with lace, satin ribbon, medallions, and bows, using simple edging, overcast stitching, and decorative rosettes.

China Japan Excl

Household Suggestions Before Serving Olives

Household tips describe opening olives an hour ahead, draining brine, adding olive oil, and shaking to soften brine and boost flavor. Salt stored dry with a desiccant, cleaning oil mops with hot water ammonia and powder, using cracker boxes as waxed polishers, and frying eggs with a small flour coating to prevent popping.

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