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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
10
A dense OCR fragment reviews a Rivoli program with notes on the musical and dramatic pieces. It mentions Little Italy and The Bene of Paris respectively, with cast names and thematic glimpses, offering a chaotic snapshot of theater listings and performances.
The damaged OCR fragment hints at a discussion of figures and personalities, mentioning Benjamin, Syma Cheater, and Helenshook while noting a ceremony or event. It references testing systems, polish, and roles, but the weak readability leaves many names and places unclear.
A garbled report notes a vast railway network totaling 740,090 miles while discussing medical tools such as x rays and stethoscopes in relation to birds and fear. The fragmentary text hints at transit, animals, and technical terms without clear context or coherent events.
A fragmented OCR piece blends absurd lines about a cat and a court case with garbled names and places. It sketches odd scenes of exoneration, home life, and a kitchen sink setting, all sung in a mock newsy voice.
A fragmentary line referencing William Allen White and a Home Tales setting hints at a literary context. The text appears as a terse mention rather than a full event or report, suggesting a note about a locally house-bound figure and a publication or collection titled Tales.
A clipped Austin Herald item misprints an Arabian proverb about health, hair, and hope, rendering garbled phrases like he who has health has hair and he who has hope has ey. The note attributes the misquote to the newspaper section, not a factual event or person.
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