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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
5
Marian Galt argues that modern girls are more free and democratic than those of the past. The piece cites director Mine Tose phine Little praising camp freedoms, dress equality, and independent choices, contrasting earlier confinement to summer conquests and strict attire with new autonomy in clothing, dance, and self-expression.
Community notices highlight excursions to Capitol and Steamer Cape events, with Moonlight and Daylight trips on June 30. Local businesses push hats and shoes, a millinery shop advertises open evenings, and social events include dances at Rainbow Gardens and society outings with chaperones and steamer voyages.
Norman and La Crosse oldest musical organization the Normanna Sangerker marks fifty four years since its first concert. The group has spread the beauty of La Crosse with performances in Lions City Ettrick French Creek and other towns. Anniversary events join Lan cerker’s picnic at Bliec's Cave with members and friends attending.
Fashion notes highlight suits as formal day wear with moire fabrics and Latin influences dominating. Black, grey, and beige satin suits are preferred, with moire fabrics a favorite. Skirt or dress details often mirror coat lines and color, while three-strap heels complete the look.
An OCR filled page lists diverse local notices and ads including river shipping, radiator work, baggage handling, loans and collections, flower market sales, millinery items, furniture refinishing, towels promotion, and Friday events. It reads like a crowded small town page with vendors and services across July events, sales, and demonstrations.
A vintage style note highlights matching linings and costumes using same material as the outer fabric. It notes silk jumpers and hand crocheted pieces with braids, swinging sleeves, and fall trimmings like braid and tassels as prime details for outfits.
Household tips cover renewing ent mtbers with warm water and glycerine for wallpaper care. Advice includes cleaning glass or crystal with mild solution, keeping patterns vibrant, and a note on saving sugar by using natural sweetness in fruits.
Miss Gertrude A Moran became the bride of Samuel Thiel son of Mr and Mrs William Thiel on Thursday afternoon in a formal ceremony at the home of the bride's parents 128 South Street. The Rev Hahn Ty Tanalan officiated. A reception followed with a dinner for 36 and gifts from relatives and friends. The couple will reside at 126 South Street after a trip to Chicago and St Louis.
Annual stockholders meeting of the La Crosse and Gn alaska Street Railway Company to be held at Pots Main Street La Crosse Wisconsin at a specified time on Tuesday July 10 1928. Dated La Crosse Wisconsin June 29 1922. P Valier president R J Semsch secretary.
A Chicago pamphlet-style piece warns city life ruins feminine grace. Miss Agnes Kalman Ruhk promotes artful bending like trees via poppy and caterpillar exercises, stressing controlled movements, posture, and gentle wind-inspired sway as ideal for women's grace.
A Springfield era headline notes President I Lord of the Normal School of Charleston Illinois addressed four hundred and fifty La Crosse Normal summer school students on seizing opportunities in a talk titled Waste in Recitation The La Crosse State Normal summer school reports 450 attendees and registration trends show thirty five fewer students than last year New staff additions include Miss Wright Miss Youngs Mr Swain and Mr Newsom Reflecting on education courses chem swimming remains popular and the attire section discusses surplice inspired garments and fashion details.
The Holmen congregation schedules Sunday evening worship at the Hohe church and Neowexian services in Ley Valley. Pastor JE Berm urged contractors to contact Dan Aitken, clerk, to obtain grade plans for Fa Grounds. Bids open Thursday at 10 am in Pearl St office, La Crosse Wisconsin.
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