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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
4
The outspoken actress Miss Dena Caryl promotes matrimony as key to happiness. She argues marriage is not a failure and blames men for divorce talk, while noting her own stage life and finances. She jokes about salaries going into stockings and challenges skeptics.
A New York dispatch reports a heated public debate over women’s changing physiques. Harvard’s Dudley Sargent and Alexander Alcock face broad criticism from artists educators and reformers who insist women retain femininity while evolving in dress and fitness.
In Louisville Kentucky Gov Norris of Montana addresses the Kentucky governors conference criticizing federal control and urging state authority.
Norris argues the Northwest favors strict natural resource conservation but rejects federal seizure of Western lands. He says forests should be conserved while land held in forest reserves must balance agricultural use. He asserts Western states have equal claim to protecting their heritage without disloyalty to the union.
Aged recluse Anton Schiefer dies of heart failure near Avon Minnesota. Neighbors discover $15 cash and $500 in notes in a rusty stove pipe after his burial. A tin box within the pipe held $10 more. Schiefer's son is believed in Colorado and may be sought.
A historical public health note from the Madison Anti Tuberculosis Association offers home care rules and cautions. It urges fresh air sunlight clean rooms and avoiding dusty air and shared bedding. It also advises seeking doctors or clinics early rather than wasting money on patent medicines and emphasizes good food rest and moderation with alcohol.
Milwaukee officials and art critics agree Salome is alright and Mary Garden will perform here December 9. Mayor Emil Seidel, Police Chief Jansen and other high officials will sit in the front row.
The Chicago Police Chief Steward ban on production is criticized by local art critics. The advance sale for Salome opened yesterday and is said to be the largest of its kind in this city.
New schedule of automobile tire prices reduces costs by about 15 percent, applying to products from all leading manufacturers, effective after today in New York.
James J. Britt age 49 of North Carolina was appointed to the post in Washington D C the announcement came yesterday and confirms his new role in the postal leadership.
Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission cattle rate hearing ends with briefs due by January 1 and final arguments from January 9. Samuel E. Cowan of the National Cattle-Growing Association argues the proposed increases would raise dressed meat and livestock rates, hurting western stock movement and increasing meat prices nationwide.
Mrs. Alonzo W. Shunk wife of a War department official killed herself by inhaling gas after writing a note to her physicians explaining she could not endure her illness tubercu losis and the burden on others. She was found dead in a chair with a personal note for her husband not released.
A man who endured a cyclone reports he has a noteworthy achievement to boast of. He describes his survival experience and hints at reasons for his pride. Local readers are left curious about the details and outcome.
The advertisement claims three years of research and a fifty thousand dollar cost for Pape's Cold Compound. It asserts the remedy cures colds and grippe within hours with doses every two hours, relieves neuralgia and feverish symptoms, and costs 25 cents per package available worldwide.
In Cleveland, hearings in the government's trust busting suits against Great Lakes Towing Co. will start early next week before special examiner B C Miller. The first hearing will set the government's case, with sessions to travel to Detroit Buffalo Pittsburgh Erie Duluth Chicago Milwaukee and possibly Canada over about three months.
A new price schedule from the Morgan and Wright company cuts rubber tire prices by 15 to 20 percent, effective yesterday. The move follows months of higher costs and aims to ease consumer costs nationwide.
Mrs Thomas Taylor of Blum Texas testifies that Dr Miles Restorative Nervine raised her from the grave after nervous exhaustion sleeplessness and lack of energy. She praises the medicine and says she would not take money for a second bottle with a money back guarantee offered by the Miles Medical Co.
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