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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

5

Tea honoring Gertrude Hogan hosts in La Crosse

An informal tea at 2072 Merry Street hosted by Losey honored Miss Gertrude Hogan visiting in town. The event had twelve place settings, pink and white decor, and light refreshments. Local notices mention other social events, meetings, and upcoming community programs across La Crosse with lists of venues and dates.

Ups. Losey Gertrude Hogan J. Walton Losey Bone Merry Street Mabel Albertso North Ninth Street Gee Oclerk Arthur Holmes Lifle Patricia Parenport

La Crosse Notes From A Busy Fair Week

La Crosse city items describe social events and business ads during fair week. Mrs Victor Oberg travels to Chicago to visit sisters, and local marriages and engagements are noted alongside shop displays and services from Georgette fabrics to plumbing and furniture. Community happenings include dances at Armory Hall and notices of local visitors and merchants.

Gateway City Weeder Reesburg Wis Legmard Kleeber Charlotte Emmeline Kleeber C.scree Roch & Ebropay W. A. Lamber Independence Yeomen Dante Wethe Victor Oberg Cory Bertha Yoho John Franklin la Crosse Alfred W. Saver Winona Georgette Ceupe de Chine Surin Caledonia Gross & Luvold Ard Stapler McDonald St. Franke Hospital Armory Hall Linker Electric Co Underwood Hunt Mar Ree Leon la Seur Dorothy Kelly Ally Segelke & Robbins Mps Hoover Pony Vetter Madison Charles Weis Sr Medaw Hesarhusctis Institute of Woehnel- Can NsteopithyceTr Torris Newburg Schein Tov Yrhum Lamb Elsen & Philips Rohr Bros Margaret Brown la Grasse Janed Femor Sonvention Mercalt Elson Ps Cor Hadley Stetter Wisconsin Paramount Kodak Nardwood Tobage la Crosse Niber & Supply Co Kort Tall Chamber

Army Recruiters Enlist Musician for Honolulu Trip

Army recruiters in the city enlist musician George H. Thompson, a carnival show performer with the 18th Meld Artillery Band, to sail for Honolulu on Oct 11 1920. Also enlisted are James O Neil for Sit Field Artillery at Camp Dix New Jersey and Robert Lewis for the 47th Infantry at Camp Lewis Washington.

George H. Thompson Honolulu James O'Neil Sit Field Artillery Camp Dix N. J Robert Lewis 47Th Infantry Camp Lewis Wash Lewis Seea Baker Main Street

Velour and fur coat fusion marks chic fashion piece

New York fashion feature by Cora Moore showcases a velour and fur combined coat with chenille silk fringe and a separately lined cape. The piece, modeled by Gail Rare, demonstrates remodelling from a half length captain to a straight line draped coat with a soft collar and open sleeves for freedom of movement.

Cora Moore New York Gail Rare

Shakespeare Had No Press Agent Sayings

A Washington Star quote cites Mr Stormington Barnes claiming Shakespeare lacked a press agent and scenery, arguing there would be doubt about authorship without such notices. The remark underscores defenses of reputation and attribution in literary history.

Shakespeare Stormington Barnes Washington Star

Restaurateurs Questioned Over High Prices In Chicago

In Chicago a city hall summons was issued to a Loop hotel manager and three chain restaurant leaders to explain exorbitant menu prices to a council committee on living costs. Secretary Russell Poole urged downtown workers to bring lunches while prices are investigated. Thompson of a restaurant chain claimed weekly meals exceeded 964,000 with small profits and cited 1919 earnings as about $875,000 after expenses.

Chicago Loop Council Russell Poole Poole Ares RB. Thompson

Low Neck Evening Gowns Barred at University of Kentucky

Lexington report notes strict dress rules by Dean of Women Miss Josephine Simmerall banning low neck gowns and extravagance in dress for prospective students. She urges afternoon gowns as appropriate for most university functions. Abridged foreign anecdote about a bride in the Philippines ends with a courtroom pun.

Lexington University of Kentirsky Tosephine Simerall Simrall

Refused to Take Blame Over Party Leftovers Spurred Confession

A party hostess found refreshments missing after retiring for the night. She questioned her maid, who admitted she was told to put them away but instead consumed them. The exchange appeared in the Daily Northwestern as a humorous anecdote.

Philippine Islands Daily Northwestern Poland

Doings of the Duffs Underscores Policy Clash

The piece criticizes the actions of Allman and affiliated American institutions, arguing that the advocated policies invite violence and bloodshed, signaling strong political contention and public concern.

Socialist Leader Slams New York Assembly Expulsion

Otto Branstetter of the socialist party denounces New York legislators who expelled three socialists as main enemies of representative government. He likens opponents to perpetrators of the Wall Street explosion and warns that continued reform could spark further outrages and a civil war.

New York Otto Branstetter Socialist Party Wall Street Branstetter New Onder New York Legislatere

Judge Balances Divorced Couple After Eighteenth Try

In a courtroom scene Judge Samuel trades advice to John and Frances Ebron to reconcile. He orders a kiss and a walk out arm in arm, sending them home content. A separate vignette recalls the doctor’s pleas and a Polish maid’s illness amid household medicine debates.

Phorla. W Samuel 4 Trade John Francis Ebron Jobn Frances

London price surge foretold by Old Man H C L

An old man in London predicts a broad price rise with costs up 25 percent since January and living expenses up 55 percent since July 1914. The report notes general inflation and higher living costs affecting residents in London.

H.C. L London B. L

Bayer Aspirin in Genuine Bayer Tablets headline style

Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed for over twenty years. Accept only an unbroken Bayer package with proper directions to relieve Headache Toothache Earache Nentalgia Rheumatism Colds and Pain. Vanity tins of 12 tablets cost a few cents. Druggists also sell larger Bayer packs. Bayer Manufacture Mondacetl eacidescer of Sailerti ivacid.

Bayer Aspirinis Bayer Manufacture Mondacetl Eacidescer Sailerti Ivacid

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