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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
7
Wisconsin officials voiced concern over rising wine and near beer evasion and a Prohibition enforcement drive. Attorney General Morgan and counsel Wheeler warned that organized resistance grows as enforcement tightens, with statewide efforts under the Severson act and renewed calls for compliance.
A vintage ad promotes Wyerl's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair quickly. It claims the formula, refined with other ingredients, makes hair look natural, fade-proof, and luxuriantly dark after one or two applications, appealing to those seeking a youthful appearance.
Speakers at the convention on Wednesday morning condemned liquor traffic tied to the Severson law. District Attorney Tornex described enforcement under the Eighteenth Amendment as the most effective weapon, backed by local reformers and others citing progress in suppressing illegal sales and promoting enforcement. The discussion touched on public measures and anticipated school events while noting unrelated science notes about Earth and Costa Rica banana exports.
The Normal Senoo Oritori notes an upcoming meeting to elect officers for the newly organized groups. Plans include a social dance on Saturday night and final exams underway with many students preparing. The piece mentions a planning committee chair and events tied to the sailing team and local celebrations.
A crowd discusses causes of mine explosions focusing on fuse supply and wiring methods. Officials suggest improved sourcing and safer wiring practices could reduce accidents while miners seek clearer accountability and updated safety standards.
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