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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1906
Page
6
In Windsor Falls Miss Levering a college woman arrives to study locals as living types. She befriends Jim Holden a hay worker and imagines widening his horizon. A literary revelation near sunset reveals his true motive and sparks confession.
Reading anecdotes portray Johannes Brahms as brilliant yet cruelly witty, often hard to approach. He lampooned friends with sharp humor, declined opera, and preferred isolation, admitting he could not bring himself to marry.
The Scott monument in Edinburgh rises as a gothic spire with four arches and pinnacles. A statue of Sir Walter Scott with his dog sits beneath, designed by George Kemp who died before completion. interior stairs reach 200 feet to a summit. Fifty six niches await statues from Waverley novels.
An engineer from Sunderland visits London. After a big luncheon the visitor keeps watching the door, explaining he is watching his topcoat. The friend jokes about not watching his own coat as a reply.
The baronetcy was established by James I in 1611 and remains unique to British dominions with no continental equivalent.
A fashion note describes new glove styles with elbow length kid gloves embroidered in white silk braid and interwoven threads forming a bracelet effect. Morning gloves feature brass clasps, and patent leather vamp shoes display a tongue-like rise with buckled straps. Wash waists trend masculine in stiff fronts, cadet blue serge suit, and velvet trims. Judic Chollet.
The article describes a blue broadcloth walking suit with a plaited skirt and ornate black satin coat, braided ara besques, silver buttons, and biscuit colored vest. It notes a liliputian theater hat to avoid headgear objections and highlights a chic blous e with plaits, a yoke, empiece ment, striped silk trim, a tiny vest, silk buttons, and lace collar.
The essay notes domestic science is in early stages with limited scholarships and no full course colleges. It cites loan funds, night classes, and charity roles as routes, emphasizing practical entry through hotel linen rooms, housekeeper work, or networking, while warning against relying on correspondence.
The article presents a chamois lined jewel case idea with six pockets and fold over flaps for pins rings and trinkets. It suggests silk outer designs with monograms and notes ease of use for travel and neat organization.
A short editorial note discusses an unwritten rule guiding the care and guidance of children and the role of mothers in enforcing moral standards within families and communities.
To extend rubber shoe life cut heel shaped pieces from old rubbers. Coat with thick mucilage and press into the heel interior to shield against direct heel pressure. Renew when worn. The method helps shoes last longer.
Instructions describe applying gasoline with a folded rag swab in a tight roll to blot a grease spot. Do not pour gasoline directly on the stain and avoid excessive fluid. The ring forms from overuse and should be prevented by light dabbing and careful technique.
Fragmentary Tribune page notes a jail escape during construction of a house at Bergh's and mentions piano giveaways by the Tribune Contest Department. A girl remarks on a handsome man, while proverbs on time and suspicion appear in ad-like lines from the Tribune wants.
A Russian peasant endures continual toil and hunger in a stark, meager life. He laments lack of food, clothing, and comforts while dreaming of overthrowing the czar. He imagines tossing objects at the ruler, symbolizing anger at oppression.
An advertising snippet warns that stylish hats breed parasitic germs that cause dandruff and hair loss. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the remedy, claiming it kills germs and restores healthy hair, with samples available by mail from the Herpicide Co in Detroit or Hoeschler Bros as agents.
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