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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1923
Page
5
A period fashion note describes pleats, ruffles, and smocking on light summer frocks. Short sleeves enhance hot weather wear, with bateau necklines and frilly trims highlighted, while linen and printed fabrics define the straight-line silhouettes of the era.
Fragmentary lines show ads for roofing, freight, flowers, plants, clothing, and local services. Names, places, and prices are heavily garbled but indicate a mid century town newspaper with classified notices, tradesmen, and event glimpses.
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Fragmentary notes describe a perplexing scene near a guard gate with references to coded pale colors and a veal Lewis spear. Read as garbled OCR, the text hints at an event involving German terms, a welsh outpost, and mysterious figures.
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at names and places, with unclear events or dates. The legible bits mention Troeks ay pay and Veipe, suggesting a local notice or story but lacking coherent context or outcomes.
University of Chicago professor D W MacClintock told Twentieth Century club members that gentle laughter is more effective than punishment for shaping manners. He argued humor socializes, reduces conflict, and upholds respect for law and manners in society.
Readable tips describe polite behavior for children and practical meal ideas. The text advocates calm routines and careful table manners, then offers simple cooking suggestions such as gravy, eggs with noodles, and using leftover bread bits.
Fragmentary note discusses peading entints and mentions cakes as substitutes for pera loves in hash puedlo, claiming they are better than cracker erninhs. The text is garbled and evasive about context or provenance.
A New York article reports German women rejecting Paris fashion and favoring American tastes. It notes designers like Franklin Perrin defiant, claims American and German designers win favor by understanding the American woman, and argues democracy in dress as women seek individual style over national fashion dictates.
A دیرent garbled social item describes a prenuptial affair for brides with mentions of Misses Aberman Osterkeert Rinthell and Miss Myra, centered on a wedding theme. Local guests attended a lively social event at a hall with music and a staged toast, noting names and playful alliances among the bridal party.
The readable bits mention the Le Cresse and Crandview parishes and a public event at Hip Tadies' Atelier. Names such as Timediy, Allen, Pet Vary Mickelstud, and Twin Testruments appear among disjointed fragments, with mentions of a program and audience seating.
New York columnist Marian Hale recalls Dorothy Gray, famed facial aesthetist, discussing the value of relaxation for beauty. She urges women to slow, breathe, and loosen neck and shoulder tension, outlining a daily routine and insisting mastery may take weeks but yields lasting beauty benefits.
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