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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1913
Page
2
In New York a blaze at M Garlic’s South Street store caused the death of about one thousand chickens. Fort Smith, Arkansas reports a charity bid scene where a handkerchief made by the daughters of President Wilson, donated to the First...
NEW YORK. After a one day honeymoon on Broadway Eva Tan Zuay, newlywed, left to rejoin her company. She declares no more "I don't care" as the bazaar vendors refuse to sell.
In Suffield Connecticut an outbreak of diphtheria spread via lead pencils passed mouth to mouth. Authorities ordered pencils burned and warned pupils about the danger. The incident prompted school officials to enforce cautions to prevent further transmission.
The ashes of Chris W. Presley a wealthy contractor were scattered from the middle of the Brooklyn Bridge by an undertaker's assistant per his last request. London reports Lady Darwin a former American suggests Cambridge policewomen to handle university student problems.
Berlin reports Prof Notzing, a psychic research worker, says hosts are real and consist of teleplasma a blend of smoke and spider web.
In Morgan Park Chicago suburb crowds attended Go to Church Day, boosting attendance by 45 percent. Separately the hunting season ended Sunday, with 135 deaths and 125 injuries, a sharp rise from the previous year.
John Benisch shot his wife three times when dinner was not ready and then killed himself. The incident occurred at the family home in Akron as authorities investigated a domestic tragedy with the couple's two children at home.
In Washington, Charles A. Stockell had his skull fractured by a black robber, but he is glad the blow restored his hearing which he had lost for a year.
A short aphorism notes that a girl who persistently courts more than her fair share may end up labeled a spinster, reflecting social expectations of courting effort and female restraint in a historical context.
A bright five act bill at the Majestic features Fields and Loring in The Merry Tramp and the Dancing Girl with a dancer and a tramp saving the act. Elliott and Willison deliver a blackface singing routine, Crippled and Delphino with Delmora perform musical numbers, and the Alpha hoop jugglers plus a trampoline act by Good George and George close the program.
Miss Mary Morrow suffered a serious accident when she fell during a remodeled stairway change on Water Street. She broke her shoulder and sustained facial bruising but is expected to recover without permanent injury. Local residents and visitors are noted in brief social mentions.
A concise phrase suggests that attempting to flirt may backfire, implying that leaving space or not pursuing overt advances can attract interest naturally. The perspective hints at social dynamics and playful observation rather than direct advice.
The article touts Fulton’s Renal Compound as a breakthrough for Bright’s Disease and dropsy, claiming recoveries even after repeated tapings. Cites two patients, F H Chandler of Clay NY and a six year old son of A C Dean of Oakland CA, noting long-term improvement and return to work or school. Readers are urged to obtain pamphlets from John J. Fulton Co. and Spence McCord Co.
A new song titled You're My Girl quickly gains popularity in New York. It has sold thousands of copies in just days and targets a broad audience of women with its simple, catchy chorus and absence of high notes.
Poem lines praise a lover with affectionate image of red lips and warm embrace. Repeats refrain You're my girl in a compact verse. The piece centers on romantic admiration and intimate appeal from the speaker to the beloved.
The piece praises women's good qualities over beauty and notes the melody is catchy. Copyright 1915 by Joe Morris Music Co. The author aims to flatter the fair sex, and women find the song fitting.
Onalaska Wisconsin city schools closed for Thanksgiving break with students and out of town teachers departing Wednesday evening. Classes resume Monday. Local residents hosted visitors with many family updates and a dance held by firefighters despite bad weather.
Mme Valentine de Saint Point, divorced wife of a French cabinet member, posed nude in her Champs de Mars studio before about 300 guests including Natalie Clifford Barney and Jules Bois. The event featured classic nudes from Louvre and Luxembourg references with Rodinesque surroundings and decorative bric a brac.
Miss Agnes Sparling from La Crosse visited Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moran in West Salem. Numerous locals and guests shared Thanksgiving across town with relatives and friends. notes on travel, teaching placements, farm sale to Christina Hulberg, and a few illnesses.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway eyeing electrification over the mountains in Montana may choose the overhead trolley system to power electric locomotives. A decision is expected before year end per Electrical World.
Mr and Mrs W R Owens Jr announce the birth of a baby girl born Saturday morning weighing unspecified. The family resides in the local community and welcomes well-wishers.
An ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use tonic costing 50 cents. It promises complete gray cover and a glossy look after one or two applications, adds dandruff control and less hair loss, and is sold by O. T. Erhart.
A department store announces a year end bug sale with over one hundred rug patterns in varied room sizes. Prices are deeply slashed on Wilton, tapestry Brussels, grass and axminster rugs, with sale running December 1 to December 6 and many items shown as specials.
Mrs. W. S. Dudley and relatives are noted as part of a Thanksgiving gathering. Mr. and Mrs. John McKinley hosted friends at their east of town home. Capper's visit to Adams Valley ends as she returns home after time with her son and family.
Madison Wisconsin December 1 William Sulzer a former New York governor condemned Tammany Hall in a Saturday night speech detailing his impeachment. He said he would rather be right than governor and cited graft fraud and corruption in every county as the reason Tammany sought his removal.
A bedtime tale describes Mr Sandman watching over sleepy children Jack and Evelyn as they drift toward dreams. Fairies plan a nocturnal hide and seek, attract Mr Owl with laughter, and one by one yield to sleep under the mossy moonlit lawn while Mr Sandman smiles at pleased dreams.
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