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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
10
A fragment reports upcoming film features and cast at various venues. Notes showings include Buck Jones and Shirley Mason starring in adventures and crime dramas. Mentions a Riviera venue with a pictured program and special previews slated for the coming days.
A readable old ad-like claim describes a simple method to dissolve blackheads using calonite powder and water. It asserts powder dissolves dirt and secretions in pores, leaving skin clean without marks, urging readers to try the mix on affected areas.
Fragmented passage discusses English Walnut tree value and uses. Mentions California Stone, Catifornia state context, and southern Europe wind patterns. Includes garbled phrases about grafts, treatments, and a rumored person or institution. No clear event date or main actor. content appears observational and damaged.
A fragmented notice describes Diamond Dyes promising no spotting or fading for fabrics. It emphasizes colorfast results on wool silk cotton and blends, claiming reliable performance without bleeding or streaking.
The article reports Schinner replacing Ligines on the state athletic board with governor involvement in the selection. It notes a successor to Walter and mentions Leach County judge Rivlineeanty Lecie Dakince among officials. The piece hints at political maneuvering and prospects of prosperity following the changes.
An old advertisement urges readers to beat constipation with Kellogg's Bran. It extols bran's health benefits, suggests easy serving ideas like in breads and pancakes, and claims regular use clears complexion and eliminates unpleasant breath.
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