La Crosse Booster Campaign Eyes Rochester Camera Move
The booster push in La Crosse gains momentum as the Rochester Camera Company evaluates a potential relocation. Judge Reid and Bentley travel to Rochester after a call from the firm’s manager, with no guarantee of results though the effort signals future inquiries and possible permanent community benefits. Keep your eye on La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Rochester Camera Company
Judge Reid
Board of Trade
Rochester
Messrs
Reid
Bentley
State railroad commission’s dubious rate ruling debated
The passage argues that railroads gained court safety by the state railroad commission tolerating doubts about a 2 cent rate, shifting burden to the public to prove fairness. It notes the legislature overridden the commission reducing the rate from 214 cents to 2 cents, with some railroads conceding the legislature’s action was right.
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John Barnes
State Railroad Commission
Empress Augusta Victoria’s young life and marriage
The Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany, born a Schles wig-Holstein princess, faced frugal means but grew to command respect as Kaiser's consort. She met the future husband in 1879, betrothed June 2 1880, and married February 27 1881 at age 22, becoming a model wife and mother beloved by subjects.
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Augusta Victoria
Germany
Schleswig-Holstein
Jim
Diana
Henry
Sadie Jones
Wisconsin Rail Rate Debate Presages 2 Cent Move
The piece argues public support for a 2 cent railroad rate, noting three states fixed the rate after investigation. It claims the Wisconsin commission would have cut the rate if left alone and questions Mr. Barnes’s appointment, suggesting he may hinder gubernatorial aims. It also mocks press bias on aristocratic marriages.
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Wisconsin Commission
Barnes
Census Official Warns Women On Race Death Risks
An Evanston census official notes a superabundant dance by women can lead to self harm. He acknowledges women play a large role in propagation of the species despite the dangers cited.
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Evanston, Il
White Sox Manager Not Planning Champs Ties
A review of recent baseball records suggests Comiskey’s visit to town does not signal plans to challenge the Champs. The implication of any managerial pursuit appears unlikely given the current data and standings.
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White Sox
Lobbyists Lose Grip as Laws Loom Heavy
Northwestern Life spent 13000 to head off insurance laws that failed to be headed off. The lobby's efficiency is weakened by modern law, reducing the lobbyist to a non producing luxury.
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Northwestern Life
Conspiracy to Hang Caleb Powers Sparks Public Outcry
The official conspiracy to hang Caleb Powers is exposed as it flaunts unconscionable tactics before a public that remains too tempered to react. The piece portrays bold tactics and widespread concern over the coercive framing of Powers.
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Caleb Powers
Summer Heat Epidemic Continues A troubling trend grows
The annual hot weather death by own action epidemic persists as awareness rises. Officials warn that self inflicted harm remains a disappointing method to endure extreme heat, urging public precautions and help for vulnerable individuals.
Failing to get the news when it is news is bad
A sharp critique of news gaps and dishonesty, warning against lying to dodge consequences and questioning the value of withholding information.
Just Life The Editor's Diary Summary
A country editor logs a year of mischief and modest gains noting 300 times broke and 65 times money, six public praises, eight refusals to drink, 52 missed prayers, 521 roasted moments, 27 delinquents paid, six double takes, and cash on hand moving from $1.49 to 67 cents, with playful self reflection.
How much evidence there is in the younger generation
A columnist muses on modern children's behavior and parental discipline. It cites strict parenting, noisy visits, and social expectations, contrasting well trained youths with restless ones in households of wealth and refinement.
Over Blouse With Guimpe Pattern for Bust 32 to 40
Fashion note describes a bordered marquisette over blouse worn over a lingerie guimpe. Two garment parts with straight edges suit light weight wools and summer fabrics. trims may replace borders. Pattern 5732 covers bust 32 to 40, with yardage details and mail order instructions.
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Fashion Department
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles
Social Progress criticizes stage shows and bathing suits in a sardonic exchange. A prude older woman condemns living pictures while a younger maid asserts pleasure in entering society attire. The scene ends with a playful defiance over propriety and modesty.
Peekaboo Jokes Toast Heaven and Hell in Local Wit
A quip from the Houston Post notes popular humor about heaven and hell. The banter asks if peek-a-boos would be worn in heaven and answers that they should be popular in the other place.
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Hades
Heaven
Houston Post
A Sure Sign Servant Notices Smoked Cigar
A humorous note from Fliegende Blaetter reports a newly married couple and their servant. The master observes for the first time that the servant has been smoking his cigars, signaling the honeymoon is over.
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Fliegende Blaetter
Wouldn't That Czar You! A Bohemian Jugent Debate
The Bohemian Jones and Smith clash over a whiskered man approaching with a hat from Paree. Brown is accused of calling someone a fool, prompting a sharp exchange about timing and perception.
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Skiddo
Paree
Paintings and the Greatest Work of Art Question
A playful exchange about art appreciation features Mrs Gusshur and Orville Dauber selling paintings. The dialogue centers on identifying the greatest work of art and promoting painting sales.
Auction in the garden tests a tangled love triangle
Diana challenges Jim on his plans and social ambitions while Henry confronts him about feelings and fidelity. Amid witty banter and hints of sacrifice, Diana’s flirtation and Henry’s anger push Jim toward a deeper, troubling awareness of his true emotions. The scene ends with unresolved tension as Diana withdraws.
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Jim
Sadie Jones
Diana
Elizabeth
Henry
One Man for Every 200 Women Predicted in 3000 Years
A speculative remark asks whether women would be happier with a single man for every 200 women in 3,000 years. The thought highlights gender balance and social implications in a humorous, hypothetical way.
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