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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1920

Page

7

Waukesha Woman to Speak Here for Republicans

A Waukesha woman, Mrs. Theodore Loumans, vice chair of the Republican county committee and presidential elector candidate, will speak at Yeomen’s hall Thursday at dusk to rally women in Wisconsin’s Republican campaign. The event highlights active party leadership and public discourse in the state.

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Artificial Silk Venture Starts In Topeka Plant

A historic artificial silk project begins in Topeka with the first plant of its kind in the county. The venture plans extensive experimentation and seeks to import equipment from America while employing women at the Topeka plant. A social gambit explores housing and facilities for workers as the factory nears operation.

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Wildflower of Wisconsin Sees Beauty and Fame

An illustrated caption recaps Flo Ziegfeld meeting Edith May, the Wildflower of Wisconsin, as she enters celebrity life. The staged handshake with producer Stu Alexield and quotes about beauty, mortality, and performance frame her national debut in a glamorized press photo.

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Edna May Prepares Stage Debut After Pact Sealed

The text describes Edna May moving toward a public debut after a negotiated agreement. The scene includes a directive to "Take her down" for rehearsals and a promise to report back tomorrow, signaling the next steps in formalizing her ascent and presenting her to the audience.

Blue Tat Roger Edna May

Guards Foil Colorado Bank Hold Up Near Elizabeth

Armed guards repelled an attempted bank robbery at a Colorado bank in Elizabeth, driving off automobile bandits after a brief battle. Officers say some attackers may have been wounded. Nearby, a note on electrical sparks mentions lightning jumps of up to twenty miles, illustrating power in storms.

Elizabeth Albert County Elbert Pusrols

Gold Mine Yields Timber Find in Victoria

A large quantity of perfectly good timber was recently uncovered in a small mine at Charlotte Plains in Victoria, Australia. The timber, about 300 feet below the surface, appears to have been cut by human hands and suggests past mining activity.

Charlotte Plans Victoria Australia

A New Principle in Complexion Treatment

A vintage cosmetics notice advocates mercerized wax as a harmless skin treatment that absorbs dead skin and clogged material, unlike creams that clog pores. It claims to improve complexion naturally, plus a night application and morning wash. It also mentions a wrinkle treatment with a saxolite face bath and witch hazel mix.

Parker writes drama from Biblical tale of Joseph and brothers

Louis N Parker, dramatist of the play Dlarieli, has authored a new drama based on the biblical story of Joseph and his brethren. It will be read by Ralph Dennis in Normal Lecture Series, praised for dramatic appeal and suspense, with characters given vivid, individual life and action.

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Remark on bachelors and marriage rare in history

A brief note from the Boston Tradecript remarks that in all observed history two bachelors who were married have not occurred. The writer finds this observation remarkable.

Boston

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