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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
4
Wisconsin hotels and restaurants must obtain permits under a new 1914 law. The state board of health distributes application blanks and the law to establishments, aiming to improve sanitation and regulate operations, with fees of $2 per permit and $3 for larger hotels.
Vintage advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm instantly clears swollen membranes in the nose head and throat. It promises immediate breathing ease, reduced discharge, and headache relief with nightly use and a follow up claim that a small bottle cures catarrh or cold in head by morning.
The La Crosse Valley lodge No. 149 I O O F elected officers after a lodge dinner. New officers are N G Henry Knebes V N G George Knebes secretary Joseph Gutten treasurer Charles Warner trustee for three years George Falk. Home coming week set for December 11.
Paris dispatch notes that the 1913 champagne harvest will be below normal in quantity and quality. A late spring frost reduced shoots, a wet cold July hurt vines, and a cool August added more risk, though harvest conditions were favorable and shippers paid high prices for the crop.
A village tale contrasts neighborly manners with theft as a newcomer jokes about calling on neighbors after more wood goes missing. The quip highlights social norms and suspicion in small communities.
Assistant Secretary of Labor Louis Post presents a plan to rebalance the labor market. It calls for immigrant distribution to country districts, Interior Department land grants for wage earners, agricultural instruction, and a farm credit system to prevent foreign overpopulation in cities.
Suffragists meeting in Washington vote to camp on president’s trail and press for immediate suffrage action. A committee of 55 delegates from all states will petition the president to urge a constitutional amendment before other business and seek a special message to Congress.
Otto Maletski 29 and Rora Kalusck were seized in Milwaukee after a chase from Germany across a continent. Federal authorities say Maletski eloped with Kalusck, abandoning his wife and 16 year old daughter.
In Calumet Michigan on December 5 militiamen detained 66 striking copper miners and their wives for alleged pickupeting and violence violations. They were cited to appear before Judge P H O'Brien for hearing. The arrests push total imprisonments to over 1 000 workers and sympathizers in two months of the labor war.
Mrs. E. Arnold of Kersey Colorado reports kidney trouble relief after using Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. She states two months of treatment left her a well woman.
Paris reports on Hendrick C. Andersen's International Center project to unite global arts sciences and governance in a model city. Plans call for temples of religion arts and science, a world government palace, a stadium, and a 100 foot taller tower, with wireless links and a world press.
The Y M C A delegates from the local association will lead a Sunday afternoon meeting at 3 30. The group from Wausau attended a large Wisconsin convention for older boys with nearly 400 participants and an average delegate age of about 17 1 2. The meeting aims to bring convention enthusiasm to those unable to attend.
Washington Herald quips about a boss obsessed with speed as he trains a stenographer to chew sher gum in two moves less per minute. The gag highlights workplace pressure on workers to increase output.
Short aphorism emphasizing self-reliance and privacy in matters. The saying cautions against others meddling in one’s affairs and promotes personal discretion. It reflects a common editorial voice stressing individual responsibility.
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