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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
12
The ceremony details outline diploma distribution at Salem in June. Local officials and educators coordinate the event with expected attendees, including students from the county schools, a planned graduation program, and related activities at the venue. The report references community figures and organizational participants connected to the school system and local churches hosting related events.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many names and places with no clear event or date. It reads as a mosaic of individuals such as Blair, Gordon, Mis, Neely, and Bennie Myersdey, with scattered place names and random phrases, lacking coherent narrative or actionable details.
A bridal tea party guide emphasizes elegant yet simple refreshments. It covers finger sandwiches with delicate fillings, precise bread prep, and creative shapes such as hearts and circles. Suggestions include cream cheese, Roquefort with tomato catsup, maraschino centers, and decorative piping for color.
Wisconsin homemakers are invited to exhibit the best butter and cheese baked dairy dishes at the State Fair from August 6 to 8 with prizes totaling 240 dollars for 140 entries. The top prize winners in butter and cheese divisions advance toward a grand prize. Readable recipes and a sample from last year show butter reall and Butter S Cooky used in dairy exhibits.
A lighthearted NEA feature suggests planning picnics with mother in mind. It lists practical food quantities for sandwiches salad lemonade cake and ice cream and advises balance and moderate portions to spare stomachs. The piece emphasizes fresh air and simple fare as the best starters and highlights serving suggestions for a family picnic.
In the Dail President Eamon de Valera warned that the Irish Free State would oppose using Ireland as a base against Great Britain. He stated neither the government nor any mother would permit actions harming Britain and stressed loyalty to empire.
Fighting broke out at the Columbus Packing Company plant as former employees clashed with police during a 30 minute confrontation. Four officers and many strikers were injured, twenty two strike sympathizers were arrested after a midnight demonstration. Police tried to disperse the crowd by driving a cruiser into the group.
Paris officials warn kissing on cafe and restaurant terraces violates policy. The prefect of police enforces the ban with a stern warning as public affection in Parisian outdoor dining spaces meets new restrictions.
Melbourne reports a club of full stammerers founded to foster research on vocal impairments. The president, a lifelong stutterer, says he was cured by psychological treatment. The club enforces one iron rule no stuttering at meetings.
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