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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1949

Page

8

Sun Safety Advice for First Summer Days

The column explains gradual sun exposure to avoid burns and skin damage. It notes vitamin D benefits, tanning as protection, short initial exposures, and slow increase in sun time. It warns against overexposure and mentions protective ointments and lotions. Dr Jordan will answer reader questions daily, including on enlarged spleen and other topics.

Jordan

Wise Parents Let Children Settle Their Own Quarrels

The National Kindergarten Association urges calm, patient guidance to reduce family scuffles. Causes include jealousy and possession disputes, with solutions like shared responsibility, clear personal space, and modeling harmonious behavior for lasting peace.

May Abundance Reported By Agriculture Department

The Agriculture Department lists plentiful foods for May including eggs, broilers and fryers on eastern markets, processed dairy products, dried beans, peanut butter, fish, and vegetables like carrots and potatoes. Fruits such as oranges and prunes remain abundant, along with oats, corn products and honey. Buy Savings Bonds.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Mississippi

Who Chooses Men's Clothing It’s Divided Matter

Madison Wis In a US Department of Agriculture survey 2203 men answered what they seek in clothing For shirts style and construction matter most with details like collar shape sleeve length and pocket style Good material matters for trousers and summer suits Comfort rates high yet agreement on material is limited with cotton preferred for business shirts underwear and pajamas Wool valued for warmth and crease resistance Rayon chosen for coolness and dressy look Men buy 60 percent of shirts 78 percent of trousers and 80 percent of summer suits while pajamas and robes are bought by less than half of these men

Madison Wis United States Department of Agriculture

Locals Notes and Business Tidbits in La Crosse Area

Locals share social visits as Mr and Mrs Weldon Berthrong of Marshalltown IA visit their son in La Crosse. Berthrong works as heating engineer in Marshalltown. Mrs Berthrong leads Albion High School music. The Fireside serves noon lunches through dinner. Lunds Flowers promotes floral selections opposite the Cathedral. Martin Haley and his Hibbing postmaster mother visit La Crosse on business. Watches advertised at 14 off. Frank Lentank car service update at Ridg and Tyler streets. Alcoholics Anonymous contact listed.

Weldon E. Berthrong Marshalltown Leroy Berthrong Kane Street Berthrong John Hise Albion High School Lund’s Martin R. Haley Municipal Publicity Board City of St. Paul Martin T. Haley Hibbing Minn la Crosse Paul

Salad dessert pears stuffed with celery walnut filling

Pear halves are filled with a mixture of finely cut celery walnuts and mayonnaise. Dates may be added to the pear filling for extra sweetness. Serve on romaine or escarole leaves for a light course.

Waistlines Get A Break On Paris Scene

Paris fashion notes from Jean Patou show looser fits in summer suits with jackets at hip level and unpronounced waists. He features grey pinstripe flannel and neutral gabardine for sport wear, heavy linen for dressier looks, and bright floral embroidered jackets. Hemlines vary with full, knee to ground-length skirts and outsize prints.

Paris Jean Patou Patou Dior

Births listed in St Ann's and surrounding towns

Birth announcements from St Ann's and nearby communities on May 28 through May 30 record daughters and sons born to named parents in La Crescent Milwaukee West Salem Holmen Whitehall Grandview Caledonia and Minneapolis. Notable entries include Catherine Lee Leonard Orva Lynette Louise Margaret Rose Jo Anne Douglas Lynn Miller Allen Billie Jo Paul Dana Steven Roger Richard Glen Heideete and Hiram Holstad's son with locations and parent names.

St. Ann's Catherine Lee Henry Wilson la Crescent Minn Marcella Yeager Leonard Orva T. Severson South 19Th Street Ferrol Bassett Lynette Louise John M. Neal Kane Street Betty Briggs Margaret Rose James G Curtis North 73rd _ street Milwaukee Betty Skemp la Crosse Jo Anne Daniel P. Grodevant Clinton Street Esther Shaney Douglas Lynn Ralph W. Frisbie West Salem Wis Margaret Ann Storandt Miller Allen Reuben H. Grimsled South 117Th Street Doris Thompson Billie Jo William H. Thiede George Street Norma Elene Thompson Paul Dana Robert A. Hanson Holmen Lorraine Roberts Steven Roger Roger Lloyd Titcomb North 22Nd Street Janet Lucille Wrobel Grandview Richard Glen Richard C. Koblitz South 15Th Street Gertrude Adams Caledonia James Curran Minneapolis Caroline Miller Whitehall Community Hospital Hiram Holstad

Canning Industry Uses Ten Billion Tin Cans Annually

The American canning industry uses about 10 billion tin cans each year, a figure cited from the Encyclopedia Britannica.

Community club and church notices schedule

Wednesday Campbell Library club at 12 30 hosted by Mrs Harry Pertzsch with covered dish at Asbury Methodist WSCS at 2 15 at church WCTU meet at 7 30 at Adventist church Thursday VFW auxiliary at 7 30 in club rooms Our Savior s Lutheran ladies aid at 2 30 church Christ Episcopal church women at 1 30 dessert

Campbell Library Club Harry Pertzsch Asbury Methodist WSCS WCTU Our Savior’s Lutheran Ladies Aid Christ Episcopal Church

McGregor Couple Wed at Little Brown Church

Frances O'Brien daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Siegele and Everett Klotzbach son of Mr and Mrs W C Klotzbach both of McGregor were married at the Little Brown Church near Nashua Iowa May 20 in a 4 30 p m double ring ceremony performed by Rev Hanscom. Attendants were Mr and Mrs W W Klotzbach. After a weeklong honeymoon the couple reside in McGregor where the groom works in a garage.

McGregor Lowa Frances O’brien Carl Siegele Everett Klotzbach W. C. Klotzbach Little Brown Church Nashua Hanscom W. W. Klotzbach

Marriage of Margaret Heller and Gene Jonas in Alma

Margaret Heller daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Heller married Gene Jonas son of Mr and Mrs Gustav Jonas at Christ Lutheran parsonage Lincoln May 20 with Rev C F Kurtzweg officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Jonas.

Alma Wis Margaret Heller Joseph Heller Gene Jonas Gustav Jonas Lincoln Christ's Lutheran Parsonage C. F. Kurtzweg John Jonas

Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Summary

Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast with orange juice bacon eggs toast and coffee. Luncheon includes bean corn salad muffins fruit tea milk and cookies. Dinner features baked pineapple chicken vegetables rolls ice cream wafers coffee and milk.

Proper Wall Covering Important To Video Room

Chicago color authority recommends middle to light middle wall colors for video rooms with a flat finish behind the screen. Glossy surfaces should be avoided as they reflect light. lighting should be balanced with a small 15 watt lamp or about five foot candles, placed to the side and aimed at the floor. For romance in spring evenings, six wax candles meet lighting needs.

Tony

Spilling Accident Sparked World Dry Cleaning Industry

Silver Spring Md historical overview traces dry cleaning from a turpentine spill by a servant to a billion-dollar industry. It profiles early methods in Paris by Monsieur Belin, includes quotes on dirt, notes shifts to camphene ammonia and gall, then gasoline, stoddard solvent, and modern plants with investments from 15 000 to 1 000 000 dollars and ongoing research improving service and scope.

Silver Spring Monsieur Jolly Belin Paris France Thomas Love Philadelphia National Institute of Cleaning and Dyeing, Silver Spring Monsieur Belin

Prune Graham Whip Dessert

Pit and slice prunes. Blend prunes sugar cloves and vanilla. Beat prune mix into whipped cream and fold in graham cracker crumbs. Whip egg whites with sugar until stiff and fold into chilled mixture. Chill thoroughly and serve very cold.

Aphrodite Adopted by Greece From Semitic Cult Belief

A historic claim suggests Aphrodite, Greek goddess of love, originated from a Semitic cult and was adopted by ancient Greece. The idea highlights cross-cultural exchange and ancient religious syncretism.

Aphrodite Greece

Taking Housework Easy For More Time To Do Family Fun

Madison Wisconsin home management expert Miss Louise Young explains a method to cut time and energy spent on chores. Break tasks into steps, question necessity, and streamline by storing supplies together and using both hands. The approach saves one third of paring potato time and applies to frequent or disliked tasks.

Madison Wis Miss Louise Young University of Wisconsin Miss Young

Fluffy Lemon Sauce for Nut Brown Pudding

Cream butter with salt. Add sugar gradually. Beat in egg yolk. Blend in lemon juice. Add remaining sugar and blend. Serve on nut brown pudding.

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