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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1920
Page
2
Census figures indicate about 26.5 million women over 21 in the United States are eligible to vote this November, with numerous ineligibles reducing the total. About 21 million men over 21 are likely eligible, based on a 165 million population estimate.
A Frenuch Academy of Medicine report describes Dr Netter’s use of turpentine injections to treat sleeping sickness and abscesses. Of 44 sleeping sickness cases, many improved, with 1 of 19 treated via abscess drainage also recovering, suggesting notable effectiveness.
A notice explains a method to preserve eggs using a soap and alum solution. It notes the coating is hard to remove when reusing the eggs and mentions gasoline as a solvent leaving taste. The text also references a product called Ad Norsterd's Acid Phosphate for charging water and flavoring fruit juice.
In Madrid the city’s laundrywomen are famed as the finest in their trade. Across the Manzanares banks, linen dries while the Huet water cleans without heat. Apprentices endure years of toil and scorn before earning control, often starting with menial pay as they learn the craft.
A single giant redwood tree, measuring 18 feet in diameter and yielding about 8200 feet of timber, provided nearly all the wood for a new church in Santa Rosa, California, with floors excluded. The trunk was felled on a high mountain near Greenville, about thirteen miles from the Pacific, and the log, estimated to be over 500 years old, supplied shingles and much of the lumber for the structure.
President Taft asserts ownership of a supposedly 250,000 year old ancient cone. The remark ties Taft to a so called Gane aid as part of a public statement.
A fragmented exchange from the Boston Transcript prompts discussion on a handwriting lover and wealth. The coach questions who would retire to enjoy the iron hall while a landlord and a boy debate strength and who remains strong for them as Manzanares waits for the final car.
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