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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
5
Spith Eberhart wins the bride's bouquet amid wedding celebrations. Guests in balcony rooms sent greetings as Mass Eberhart is widely identified as the favored bride. The event includes gifts such as a pressed glass bowl, a ring, a thimble, and a bouquet, with social notices naming relatives and attendees.
The page lists vendors and items from Cook and Harris La Crescent to Madison wedding trips and Singer appliances. It mentions electrical fixtures at Linker Electric Co and a bank of notices about weddings, invitations, public swimmers, and a Northwest Congress attendance in Madison. Multiple names and local places appear, with scattered ads for fireworks, ice cream, and a dance in Onalaska.
Delinquent lists by the Bureau of Internal Revenue include taxers such as brokers pawnbrokers museums theaters and circuses with payment due by July. Gateway City Transfer Co arranges baggage freight and heavy hauling no evening service. Local residents travel to La Crosse and Pettibone park hosts hundreds picnicking while Miss Louise Elnshetrm returns home after a two week Chicago visit.
Dr W T Frethowin, an English orthopaedic surgeon, condemns the traditional four toed foot position as wrong and endorses high heels. He advocates a straight toe lever for propulsion and says a moderately high heel is useful, about two and a half inches, while cautioning against excessive height.
The fragmentary text juxtaposes odd street talk about bridge and cards with a claim about the Shah of Persia owning a solid gold armchair inlaid with stones, reflecting a curious mix of slang and exotic boast.
Professor John d T Phelan of Massachusetts Agricultural College argues farming will be run by well organized business companies rather than individual farmers. He notes the workload on a single person is heavy and farming, like other trades, is becoming specialized. The example cites a man living comfortably on profits from a farm managed as a syndicate.
The ten acre cherry orchard owner arranges soil turning and tree care while an outside firm is responsible for harvesting, picking, packing and marketing the fruit.
Captain Merion Cooper of Jacksonville says most young Russians are Bolshevists due to red school 教育, where revolutionary conscience is taught. He recalls wartime prison lectures aimed at converting prisoners and the regime’s propaganda, noting prisoners were treated well before repatriation to Poland to appear well fed and dressed for the Soviet government.
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