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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
2
Scotland faces a proposed act granting industrial water power rights for a 27 square mile area. The measure, discussed in Parliament, seeks to enable electricity production and infrastructure to support regional industry and tourism, with implications for local landowners and hydroelectric potential.
Fragmentary text appears to reference an exhibition and an honor in a life themed scene. It mentions a frame and a frame painter, with sporadic phrases like life and globe trotting. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, rendering a concise, coherent item difficult.
A wild claim reports a $250,000 price on the head of a deadly germ that menaces olive crops. The piece credits Miss Bercha Duhovsky of the University of California with tracking Bacillus botulinus to earth, portraying a dramatic science crime narrative about eradicating a soilborne threat.
Two years after a deadly botulism outbreak began harming lives, California deaths sparked fears across the nation. Olives and even canned vegetables were implicated as sources while scientists, led by Dr. EK Meyer at Hooper Foundation, pursued investigations and potential treatments including chilmoogra oil.
Captain Evered Ponle, a colonial official, recounts a voyage between Sierra Leone and Rekondi. He describes an hour of bloodshed, the water stained, and the peril faced by the crew as they navigated floodwaters and marine dangers in a grim, archaic chronicling tone.
Moscow reports crops will shape Russia's industrial growth for September 1928. Projections suggest Sidld beyond famine levels, with industry possibly expanding if woodworkers receive rations. Provincial traders travel to Moscow seeking food, while Moscow's trading strength contrasts with provincial hardship and slipping food stocks. An anecdote describes a cow feeding mishap involving local measurements, ending with a demand for payment from Gilson.
Lawyer Brown speaks in a muddled exchange about damages, a veterinary figure, and a cow named Ty refusing to eat or speak, with references to a bottle and Olsen. The fragment hints at a legal dispute or medical issue but lacks clear facts.
Fashion note hints that women’s hats and lats will be bigger and a milliner’s hint suggests a social event in London. The fragmentary item implies upcoming attire trends and a potential high society gathering.
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