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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
5
The Fowlers depart Thursday morning for the Pacific coast. Local events include the La Crosse Chapter No. 24 meeting on Tuesday evening and a garden of beautifuly bouquets gifted to Mrs. Einebuseh, with social and church activities planned, including Friday afternoon gatherings and a parish event at the Me home of Mr. and Mrs. AE.
Local church listings show upcoming events across La Crosse area including Episcopal and Lutheran services, choral evensong, symphony study, and community lunches. Pianist performances, choir recitals, and organ concerts are planned at multiple churches with dinners and suppers as part of the schedule.
A jumble of scattered notes lists dances and social events, visits, and dining plans across several towns. Mentions include Mr Hota Lang returning from a visit, Luncheon and dinner at Armory hall, and a music study group with reservation details sent by mail.
A jumble of names and places appears to describe visits and recoveries in Savannak. References include Mrs Prank Kyarney, Wisilie Cotcordia, and Caledonia streets, with mentions of Grandview hospital and St Ann's hospital. The text notes recoveries, a minor birth, and a hunting trip, all framed as local events with scattered dates and locations.
A newly developed jiaiterint used in airframe construction combines non cemented layers with later cementing to create a rigid, resilient wood. Thin parallel layers are spaced to form stiffness and strength, yielding a 40 ft long wood shape with notable weight efficiency and durability.
A fragmentary report notes a horse show at Easter time with attendee Mrs. Bern Miter and former Miss Isabella Wo ture ker present. The piece includes a photo of Mrs. and mentions delays but lacks complete details.
A damaged text fragment discusses differences between movies and vaudeville. It includes invented names and garbled phrases that obscure clear facts or events. The passage seems to reference a character Wien ost hastily and mentions Laventogy bait eames with uncertain context.
In St Charles a horse ridden by a five year old boy stepped, reared, and toppled into a creek. The horse and rider escaped serious injury as the animal climbed back to the bank and the boy crawled to shore. Neighbors aided, no fatalities reported.
Fragmentary text describes the sun’s motion relative to planets and regions, noting varied periods of motion toward poly and polar areas. It reflects a dreamlike or early science notion of celestial timing with references to days, weeks, and the Earth’s structure, ending with enigmatic observations.
The report from the Tat Cross Mission outlines work to assist the poor. It notes clothing and meals provided to men women and children, with donations and distributions during winter. Programs include a Christmas party funded by contributors and a Gospel service at New Amsterdam with a mission home on Pearl Street disposed of.
Mobs and armed men clash as strikers confront authorities. Police and guards are deployed in a region marked by violence after a strike at oil facilities. Chicago source Hippo Vaughn reported missing. police investigate. Safety match invention noted as Swedish in origin and early marker of modern safety standards.
An advertisement promotes a corn remover product described as painless and effective. It claims immediate relief and urges readers to try the remedy with strong assurances, listing contact details for Bo Lawrence & Co in Chicago. The copy uses sensational language to tout quick peeling of corns.
Paris reports Briand will lead the French delegation at the conference on armament limits. Cabinet action completes the lineup including Premier Briand, Albert Sarraut, and ambassador to the United States St. Just. Details reflect a formal nod to postwar disarmament efforts amid war-torn diplomacy.
An old advertisement touts French Pack as a facial treatment that tightens skin and reduces wrinkles. It claims deep pore cleansing, removal of impurities, and visible tightening after one treatment, with refunds if no improvement. Sold by multiple San Francisco druggists and beauty specialists.
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