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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1920
Page
2
Adele recounts the incident, stating the bite occurred during a fight and was unintentional. She describes the events leading up to the bite and asserts there was no deliberate harm involved.
In Viroqua Wisconsin a farewell gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Thompson honored their departure for Seattle Washington. The event featured pyrex ware gifts and an elaborate luncheon at seven o clock. The Thompsons longtime city residents active in fraternal and social circles will soon relocate to Washington.
An advertisement touts a harmless product sold in grocer stores that makes teeth look pearly white and prevent tartar. It claims regular weekly use on a toothbrush removes stains, tartar and decay risk while keeping breath fresh, with origins tied to a well known brand.
A fragmentary article discusses the "Tale of Two Brothers" claimed to be a three thousand year old fiction. The piece notes a librarian to King Merenpab authored it for the king's son who later ruled as the Second. The manuscript bears the king’s autographs in two places, thought to be unique. The tale was written on papyrus and was purchased in 1857 by the British Museum from Mme d Orbiney.
The kookaburra, famed as the laughing jackass, has a remarkable song that sparks laughter among birds and even men. Its unique communal laughing chorus startles newcomers and creates a merry moment in the wild.
Toledo telegram reports George Miller took six blankets to the Seldom Seen Laundry for cleaning. The shop is now closed and neighbors say the management has been seldom seen recently, leaving Miller to feel misunderstood.
Little Adele Perron pleads for Wobbie the brindle and white dog condemned by police to die after biting her and several neighborhood dogs. dog owner regrets the attack and seeks mercy for the animal.
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