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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
5
Household Suggestions advise emptying a kitchen car contents for over a month, thoroughly washing and airing. Wallpaper notes misprints and careless wording, while crochet articles and napkin crafts are mentioned among dried remnants. A vague sewing and fabric fragment references Pongee blouses and a fashion streak.
A Virginia pastor’s murder leads to charges against two brothers. Official records allege the suspects conspired in the fatal crime, with prosecutors seeking trial and possible convictions. The case centers on deep familial ties and the pastor’s work in the community.
A garbled report states Oklahoma Governor Watts or Wolten Torsdas declared martial law in Osmualeens County. The action aimed to quell civil unrest and allowed detentions and arrests to quell violence connected to the killing of a man. The order centers on sheriff’s authority and the timing remains unclear.
Bertila Eb Shapleigh presents a recipe for a cold mousse using chicken or veal. The text lists ingredients and preparation steps, mentioning pacing and yarns and suggesting serving on a warm day with fashionable scarves as a theme in a period culinary feature.
Readable fragments show children and quaint wording about birds and flowers woven into a decorative scene. The text hints at playful imagery without a coherent narrative or clear subjects.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cane and other unclear terms with missing readers, providing no identifiable people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Brownsville meeting of Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission on Wednesday notes local entertainment by Locaseyhews Dance Yeomen Hall and various bands, dancing at Rainbow Gardens, excursions, shop ads, and county treasurer Ole Lunde visiting relatives. A long block of community notices mentions orchards, performers, vendors, and local happenings around town with dates and prices.
An astrologer, Marion Meyer Drew, argues that planetary formations influence marriage timing for women born under certain zodiac signs. She warns Virgo women born August 23 to September 22 should marry cautiously, and notes Taurus or Scorpio women face different chances of securing lasting husbands, while planetary conditions affect marital outcomes for many couples.
Fragmented notes describe a Northwestern county outing with cherry picking peak, with Bath and Ida M. Bath cited for a motor trip to Qjihwa park Brainerd Minnesota. Mentions Viavi health talks and Miss Martha Mattson teaching at Bethel Lutheran church. Also cites Earl W W Field of Neen Point filing bankruptcy with liabilities $2163. River rise over three feet in three days.
Fragmentary text reports a bankruptcy filing by Roy Van Alstine of Winter Sawyer County with assets listed and a family notice mentioning a newborn son for Mr and Mrs C St Angs. The legible items include a death/funeral reference and incomplete details.
Ribbons called Trerushabie are used on perest litcerie and are an improvement over the old type. They can be crumpled in the hands and feel light. They are strong and smooth when touched and roll into a neat spring after removal. They are washable.
Festive rub ber bags shaped like dolls ducks and chickens arrive for beach use. They promise decor over the old holder style. The article notes Sareen The Islands of Seviland number about 349 altovether.
My Society reports the Wednesday marriage of F Blum enfeld and Mrs Lindemann of Milwaukee at the bridegroom’s daughter’s home in the city. The event included a nuptial breakfast, le parties, and a later center club dinner with guests and presentations.
Legislators in Madison earmark one million dollars to eradicate tuberculosis in dairy herds, arguing fiscal savings and public health. The piece highlights human TB prevention, noting low annual spending and declining death rates since 1908, and praises the Tree Chest Clinic which examined over 24 000 people, finding cases early and enabling treatment.
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