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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
5
Event listings show activities across groups and venues with dates in November including concerts and study clubs. Mentions orchestral performances and community gatherings though OCR yields many unreadable fragments.
Readable scraps mention an obituary fragment and a local notice. Names and clear details are scarce, with disrupted text and stray phrases about relief and medical themes. The piece offers only partial hints of a memorial or death notice amid questionable OCR accuracy.
Disjointed OCR slip lists tickets for a spring event at Thebberid's Armory and various sales and notices. Mentions Kheet or Coury auction, World Series innings, markets closings, and a fundraiser by the Abotters' club. References to Lin rinly, World Series scores, and local figures. Names like Duke's Beat and Harriet Negri appear amid scattered phrases.
Fragments describe a home remedy for backache and stiffness promising fast relief. Vague claims tout a penetrating action and no skin burning, urging readers not to suffer and to seek the product for relief.
In Tomat Wis a public notice reports increased enrollment at Toman's School. Details describe attendance on opening day, staff presence, and upcoming events led by school officials. The account notes preparatory actions, campus activities, and community involvement surrounding the new term.
Fragmentary passages recount a response to the Erie Canal event with figures like Clinton and Atlee noted. The text hints at a public sentiment in favor of a governor and a long mission, but the damaged lines obscure specifics and outcomes.
The report notes frost damage across Wisconsin crops and growing conditions. Observers report variable recovery with some yields improving and others still hindered by lingering cold. Farmers report rye stands and sugar beet areas showing mixed results in recovery.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an argument over a device or item, references to Teas haunting a scene, and attempts to resolve a problem amid unclear names. The text hints at a pressured discussion and a possible failing outcome, with scattered proper nouns and stray phrases.
A local theater presents a musical comedy with lively dancing and a strong performance by Miss Ann Millam who shines as a bright soprano. The production features capable chorus work, stylish scenery, and engaging stage presence, though some dialogue and pacing show rough edges.
For years millions of women have used Danan Tres to alter the color and extend the life of old skirts, sweaters, draperies, stockings, and more. The ad touts dye compatibility with wet, silky, or mixed fabrics and claims to renew shabby wardrobes.
A damaged text fragment mentions standard items, a game, a plan, and a future improvement. The readable bits hint at event planning and a possible aim to reach a better outcome, but specific names, places, dates, or actions are unclear.
A scanned description explains an electric oven with six shelves, weighing about 6,000 pounds, featuring a sealed baking chamber and heated elements. It notes a thermal control to regulate heat and bake durations around twenty six minutes, with mechanical components resembling a washing machine in construction.
A playful tale describes a crow captured by children and befriended by a kind cat named Tabby. When the crow grows envious it tries to steal a string from a window, but Tabby defends the prize. The scene ends with the crow retreating and Tabby enjoying the string while the cat plays.
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