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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
10
Concordia hall hosts a free band concert as the annual bazaar opens this evening, a longtime Concordia society event drawing crowds each night through Sunday. The carnival features a big program and invites all residents to attend the four nights of events and entertainment.
The last moonlight of the season sails on Friday aboard the Rialto Jaze with the orchestra aboard the steamer. A China export valued at 9.5 million last year is noted, while mentions of 35 cents and various phrases appear in the read text.
Information editor explains sanitary wrapped bread as a basic precaution to reduce contamination. The piece discusses bread handling from bake to table and urges wrapping to protect family health and community well being. It highlights the broader public health role of the U.S. Public Health Service.
Fragmented letter advises readers to seek a thorough medical examination if kidney trouble is suspected, including heart and gall bladder checks and urine analysis. Warns against self diagnosis and suggests consulting a physician promptly.
Henry Sullivan of Lowell, 36, failed in a bid to swim the English Channel from Dever to France. He was swept off Cape Grisnez, southwest of Calais, at around 1 15 yesterday afternoon, still about two miles from the Trench coast.
Thousands of leaflets in Constantinople claim Turkish nationalists will not yield. Greek forces will occupy the capital if the Turkish government’s resistance continues, as crowds in Anatolia react to the状 tense airlift. Troops move from Denver by two companies in a separate dispatch.
The text shows a partial dialogue among Seventh Day Adventists and others, mentioning disciples and a response about Christ the Son of the living God. The garbled OCR indicates a discussion of faith and identification of Jesus as the Messiah with accompanying names and places obscured.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a church corporation associated with Liberty Street and a person or group named T. Worrell or Sanler. The text references a Sabbath gathering and a Seer or psalm-related term, but readings are incomplete and unclear.
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