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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
6
A garbled notice hints at a prize for likeness to Helen Chadwick with a public event next week. Management invites participation, promising a stage appearance by Chadwick and a chance for entrants to showcase their resemblances or performances.
A chaotic transcript details a labor board session warning of a possible general railroad strike. Officials discuss wage cuts, worker mobilization, and potential federal intervention as talks with major unions stall.
YWCA vesper services resume this fall with the Geneva meeting opening the season. Reports from the conference will be shared as the association gathers. The program includes singing by local girls and Geneva delegates assisting in the vesper tea after the service.
A frail, fragmentary account describes Mrs Bayer leading women to greet Ford Day visitors. The text is garbled but hints at preparations, ceremonial dress, and a guarded interaction with Ford supporters or attendees.
A garbled stock market close item lists numerous companies across industries, mentioning American Car and Foundry American International Corp and others in a scrambled fashion. The text hints at trades, prices, and corporate mentions but remains largely unreadable.
In a sweeping discourse the author critiques naval arms race tactics, praising battleship power while warning of strategic costs. The long piece cites historical fleet actions, monitors, torpedo boats, and aircraft, contrasting colonial conflicts with modern sea power and urging caution toward aggressive naval escalation.
Ungrammatical text fragments describe nasal care products and remedies claiming fast relief from head colds. The passage mentions soothing ingredients, antiseptic properties, and a long marketing history, with endorsements and application directions for nasal relief.
A fragment notes potential appointment of Hilly to Berlin as U.S. ambassador with references to agenc ies and political figures, mentioning David J. Hil and Dr. Woughton of Corning New York in unclear context. The garbled OCR text indicates a political posting discussion without coherent details or dates.
A historical notice describes using about two ounces of catonite powder dusted on a droplet of water and rubbed briskly over the affected area to dissolve and remove blackheads. The technique claims the combination of catonite powder and hot water opens pores and eliminates blemishes, leaving skin soft and pores normal.
Two new armories in Wisconsin are slated for dedication in early November. Officials plan ceremonies at Stevens Point and Janesville with military representatives presenting details. The Stevens Point project is estimated at a cost of 000.
Milwaukee fire crews battled a string of arson incidents on the west side beginning around 11:20 p m Wednesday. A kerosene odor and soaked waste were found under a rear stairway at a factory site as investigators combed the scene for the culprit believed to be setting fires over two nights.
Advertisements promote Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to stimulate the liver and bowels, relieve indigestion and stomach troubles, counter effects of a sluggish digestion, and improve appetite energy with a mild, nongriping action. Priced 15 and 30 cents.
AP reports Portugal formed a bloodless revolution and a new authority in Lisbon, with dispatches noting the change in leadership. The message lists condolences for the late illness and death of family members among neighbors and friends, including Mrs. Emily and Mr. Harms.
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