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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1950

Page

12

Stories of Great Americans for Children

Our Children Stories Of Great People Prove Interesting To Awed Youngster. The piece urges teaching children about history through birthdays and tales of Washington Lincoln Franklin Edison and others. It promotes biographies of notable Americans and ends with a plea to request a math leaflet P-5 Trouble with Number Tables by Dr Patri via a New York address.

George Washington Lincoln Benjamin Franklin Ford Marconi Robert Fulton Wright Brothers Washington, Lincoln Julia Ward Howe Harriet Beecher Stowe Longfellow Whitman Anna Howard Susan B. Anthony Mary Lyons Washington Franklin Wilson Edison Susan B Patri P. O Station G New York 19 N.Y

Not Much Scrap In His Bushel Basket

CHARLESTON W Va W Harry Morris is a repairman who says he could keep his 30 year accumulation of scrap in a bushel basket without spilling a piece He is entering his fourth decade as a watch repairman.

Charleston W. Va Harry Morris Morris

Woman’s teeth play her false

An Omaha woman awoke coughing and believed her lower dental plate had lodged in her stomach. She hurried to a hospital in panic, but doctors later located the plate under her bed at home.

Omaha, Neb Omaha

Ida Valley rabbits targeted by bold extermination drive

The Ida Valley rabbit board in Central Otago adopts a hard line policy to exterminate rabbits, reporting over 70,000 killed in three months including nesters too young to fetch a skin value. Twenty two workers are paid a monthly base plus a per rabbit credit, with one man earning 592 dollars for a month after killing more than 3,600 rabbits. Alexander the Great crossed into Asia Minor in 334 B C.

Ida Valley

Champ Wood Chopper Quits

Australian wood chopper Peter McLaren, world champion performer who entertained kings and taught forestry at colleges, retires at 68 after a career spanning 30 years. He never lost to challengers in the United States and once impressed Kaiser Wilhelm in Berlin. He performed in 500 contests annually through last year.

Philadelphia Peter McLaren Melbourne Perth Australia McLaren United States Kaiser Wilhelm Germany Berlin Edward VII England George V Cornell Yale Pennsylvania Michigan State Bob Kiputh Europe

Science finds beef tenderizing method in 44 hours

Science reports a new technique to tenderize beef in 44 hours, claimed as 1112 times faster than traditional refrigeration methods used for steaks roasts and other cuts. The finding highlights a potential advance in meat processing and preservation.

White Cane Week Banquet Highlights Blind Lions Club

Lions club in La Crosse county hosts annual banquet at Linker hotel on May 16 with white cane escorts for the blind. Ray Wrobel chairs a list of about 60 invites, Jack Brindley assists, and extra attendees are welcome. The event marks the 12th year of Lions sponsorship with a chat hour at 5 pm before the 6 pm dinner. A White Cane week runs May 15 21 featuring Mauree Applegate and community entertainment.

Lions Club la Crosse County Ray Wrobel Jack Brindley

Boston Doctor Links Sunlight, Weather to Dental Decay

Boston pediatric dentist Dr Paul Lesch at Boston Children's Hospital cites lack of continued sunshine as a factor in Massachusetts high dental decay rate.

Boston Mass Paul Lesch Boston Children’s Hospital Lesch Massachusetts

River's origin traced to Minnesota damper 18 thousand years ago

A scientist states the Mississippi River began as a tributary to a larger Minnesota river around 18,000 years ago, suggesting a major shift in the regional drainage and landscape during the last Ice Age.

Mississippi River Minnesota

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