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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
2
A quoted folk voice laments poverty and frames a plan to seek wealth through prayer and humility, imagining the good Land granting riches in the new year. The speaker, Brother Dickey, vows to bow on his knees and ask for divine provision despite hardship. He anticipates angels' surprise at such a humble petition.
A concise aphorism attributed to Voltaire notes that a king who serves his country well has no need of ancestors and can be his own progenitor through deeds. The quote frames leadership as earned legacy rather than bloodline.
First Presbyterian at Sixth and King will hold services at 10 30 a m with Earnest Sagenstrof filling the pulpit in the pastor's absence He speaks in the interest of the boys work at the YMCA convention Sunday school gathers at noon.
Take Dr King New Life Pills at first signs of constipation biliousness or digestive upset to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. They regulate liver stomach and bowels and boost health. Only 25c at O T Erhart.
Willis Ellison, son of Ed Ellison of Gale, was injured at a Glasgow machine when his hand was crushed in a corn shredder. He was transported to Luther hospital in La Crosse where doctors attempted care but fear amputation above the wrist may be required as developments proceed.
Berlin authorities reveal Kaiser intends to secretly spend 90 million dollars on Dreadnought battleships. The move follows Britain's 125 million dollar warship program.
A first half week vaudeville bill opens at the Majestic tomorrow afternoon led by Petram's comedy circus touted as the funnies act. Alice Lindley & Co perform Her Own Mother, with William McDonald in The Wandering Blacksmith and Mazie Rowlands delivering twenty minutes of original songs and stories. Eddie Badger closes the program as a musical comedian.
A Boston Transcript fragment describes a scene where Willie alerts Papa about a large black bag on the ceiling. Papa remains distracted and tells him to step on it and not bother him. The note captures a casual domestic moment reported in a city paper.
At the yearly Carroll Court C. O. F. meeting at Linkerhall last evening the following officers were elected for 1912: Spr. Director Rev. G. Sluyter, P. C. John C. Toeller, Cc. R Jos. W. Dockendorff, V. C. R Jos. Boschert, R Louis C. Specht, F S S. J. Dennigan, Treas F. J. Malin, M. E Dr. W. A. Henke, Speaker B. H. Volz, Trustees Andrew Roth A H Schubert C F Lang Sr C Ea A Scheible Jr C B Stuber, Sentinels Jos J Fries W J Frissell. Installation of new officers will be held the first Friday in January.
A quotation attributing happiness to loving one’s job. The message credits President Eliot with the idea that true happiness comes from doing work you enjoy, are interested in, and believe in.
Benjamin Franklin quotes on safeguarding wealth through learning and virtue. The speaker extols home, friends, education, health, honor, and religion as guiding angels for a virtuous life. A remark on tasteless cultured buttermilk ends the excerpt.
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