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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
3
A compact listing presents the days of the week with numeric dates from 9 to 15 and corresponding abbreviated names for Sunday through Saturday. No further context or events accompany the sequence.
United Press interviews with Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany and General Joffre of France reveal similar framing as both claim the war was forced or thrust upon them. The piece notes neutral readers should focus not on the war’s origin but on its end and the timing of American involvement.
The annual north woods clash ends with 49 killed and 26 wounded. Officials blame careless handling of firearms and a reckless attitude, citing missteps as the leading cause of deaths and injuries.
A hunter's careless action in the undergrowth results in a death and possible self harm. The piece argues laws and uniforms fail to deter fatal accidents and urges education and common sense to end the annual slaughter, with a call for respect for long range danger.
Villa and Gutierrez secure backing as accredited chiefs of the Mexican conference while Zapata’s lieutenants are ordered to northern Mexico. Villa delays entry into Mexico City as command shifts unfold among Zapatista and allied forces.
Gary Indiana mayor R C Johnson announces the reestablishment of the segregated vice district despite clergy protests. The order is to take effect tonight as authorities move to restore the district in Gary.
Maurice Maeterlinck appeals to the United States via a Paris newspaper to save Brussels Antwerp Ghent and Bruges from destruction, warning the barbarian flood could reach these cities as it ebbs, if action is not taken.
A verse recalling the Panama Canal’s construction by a daring team known as the Panam a Zoners. It celebrates dredging and blasting to carve the isthmus, overcoming fever and danger with dynamite and scoop work, turning sea and sea to join.
A country raised man named James stands before a bench facing a charge of poaching. He insists on his lifelong honesty denying ever shooting a bird unlawfully, except for one incident he admits involving a rabbit hit with a stick.
The Princess Pierre Troubetskoi also known as Amelie Rives writes from Petrograd to a literary friend in Charles-. The fragment hints at correspondence amid wartime era social circles and expatriate literary exchanges.
Review of calcium loss in tuberculosis and the proposed role of Eckman’s Alterative. The article notes demineralization in early TB, suggests dietary care, and cites Eckman’s product as a safe remedy without habit forming drugs, available via Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia and local sellers Geo. E. Mariner and Chas. E. Beyschlag in La Crosse.
An anecdote recalls Russian military successes praised by a celebrated American princess. She notes astonishment abroad, while Russians themselves anticipated the feats. A German attache at a prewar review asks about using motor cars on Russia’s poor roads. the guard officer retorts that Prussian roads are better suited for the vehicles.
George Ade urged calm at a Chicago Athletic Club luncheon noting worries among naturalized citizens in cafes. He asked how households with mixed European roots handle tensions amid wartime. A doctor received a Russian patient’s note requesting liniment after an argument over the campaign.
A mother turkey rejects incubator chicks citing their heedlessness and lack of self reliance. A duck questions feathering nests as the birds brood over artificiality. The incubator chicks ponder funeral baked meats of Thanksgiving and declare that death levels all ranks.
A captain admonishes a young soldier during field training about cooking breakfast with a quick fire. He recalls hunting breakfast on the west coast and faces a quip about Ananias and Bar on Munschausen. Meanwhile rumors say T. R. plans retirement to Oyster Bay and a push to rename the local post office St. Helena.
In tense dialogue, Amad dismisses Sadi’s theories while insisting the public must hear that a man kissed the sacred black stone and offered a goat at Mecca. Sadi suggests the man is not dead, surviving amid peril as the plot moves toward a perilous revelation.
Amad treats the diamond cache as a future bridal bequest as a dervish servant bows low in offering verses and prayers. The scene centers on Amad, his wealth, and the new servant’s deferential ploys while discussing practical matters and the flow of flowers.
Local flicker theater announces Mary Pickford in Two Parts in a dated program listing.
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