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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1908
Page
3
The Tribune argues Congress should abolish the wood pulp tariff to break monopoly and reduce paper prices. It criticizes Cannon Dalzell and tariff stand-patters opposing removal and warns such action could reshape party fortunes and trusts’ power.
The new park board's businesslike approach inspires confident public sentiment. Its members are praised for qualifications in handling key subjects and are urged to gain popular backing for projects to beautify the city.
The La Crosse public and residents along the line are urged to support the extension of the Southeast ern to a new station. Success could pave the way for other interurban lines with La Crosse as central depot, encouraging both material and moral backing.
A love sick watt in a moon schedule town sings all day of meeting at sundown. The playful verse links a watt to affection and time, hinting at a romance framed by evening light and a sun setting moment.
In a refreshingly candid note the article contrasts congressional indifference to regulating trusts with a more proactive stance on reform. The piece analyzes political reluctance and the implications for federal oversight and public interest.
The article notes the rapid shift into political debate over tariff schedules and bills that govern profitable contracts for battleships and other necessities critical to the nation’s life, highlighting the vigor of legislative discussion.
The piece asserts no harm to civilization from Raisuli's assassination and suggests it improves international stability, while noting the lecture platform loses a promising possibility.
The City and Suburban Homes Company of New York shows how business and charity can align. With investments at 5.5 million and a 4 percent annual dividend, it supports 2,000 tenants while maintaining minimal losses from bad debts, only 0.014 percent over five years.
A Wall Street broker recounts a social misread involving E. H. Harriman and Stuyvesant Fish. A Harriman visiting card was presented at Fish's house during a wartime rift, prompting Fish to question the card before confirming the name on the card.
A celebrated advocate argues before a rude Scotch judge who points to his ears and says the truth about hearing. The judge laughs, and the advocate replies with dry humor turning the moment into a noted exchange.
Pretty aprons are in use for chafing dish functions and craft hours. The tucked apron is one piece with a girdle effect, while the princess apron has three pieces and a gathered frill. Materials listed include embroidered Swiss and lawn with specific yardage. pattern 5937 offered by the Fashion Department for ten cents plus stamps.
Spotlight on Fred Smith as Zebulon Toodles in Singin Skule Beginment at the Y M C A hall next Thursday April 30 presented by the Y P Co VI of St Paul's Universalist church. About forty locals in the cast with tickets at Hebberd's drug store. Strong advance sales suggest a full Y M C A bill. The show promises lighthearted fun to lift cares.
The Bijou presents a half week's program with Richard Burton delivering dramatic songs, Short and Edwards in a lively Dutchman sketch, Lois Hobson singing despite a cold, and Zamloch & Co in a humorous spiritualist sketch. Moving pictures include The Flower of Youth and Caught, plus Milton Kerr’s illustrated song Is it Many Miles to Heaven.
Under the hot sun a farmer crawled beneath an automobile to escape glare. The humorous note from Smart Set records a quirky scene of sun avoidance and a lighthearted moment with a farmer and his vehicle.
An 19th century style medicinal ad claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription strengthens and regulates the female system including pelvic organs. It warns against miracles, notes no alcohol or habit forming drugs, and invites letters to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo with confidential correspondence and a medical adviser offer.
A home remedy claims a "never failing" cure for rheumatism. Mix one half pint whiskey with one ounce Toris Compound and one ounce Syrup Sarsaparilla Compound. Take in tablespoonful doses before meals and at bedtime. Ingredients available at drug stores.
A World’s Work portrait describes William Jennings Bryan as the lone figure to gain a presidential nomination by a single speech and the youngest ever nominated by a major party. The piece notes his repeated defeats and enduring party influence while framing him as the symbol of public revolt against a corrupt system and a sign of political evolution.
A soulful young woman laments the spring morning while a practical young man explains the scent may come from camphor used in last year's suits. The exchange blends sentiment and humor in a Catholic Standard and Times vignette.
Max confronts his ally about Maud and the Doctor's sudden vanishings. His friend Rolfe offers no solid theory, pondering foul play or political danger while the search intensifies. Marion remains guarded, hinting she knows more but reveals nothing.
Congressman George W. Taylor cites hard times in Demopolis Alabama and recalls a Mobile pastor urging economy. The pastor’s sermon spurred a church meeting that cut his salary from 2000 to 1500 dollars, reflecting retrenchment during economic strain.
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