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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
4
A critique of anti Japanese sentiment in San Francisco argues for fair treatment of Japanese residents and notes the dangers of bigotry. It condemns editors who dodge direct discussion, praises decisive action, and references local figures and events shaping public opinion and policy.
A collage of lighthearted local wit cites anti union jokes about a mule on a Chicago subway and a post office strike. It notes public savings, Christmas cheer, and quips on labor trusts and weather moods with colorful, small town voices.
The article describes fashion shifts toward colored boleros over white frocks and variations in evening gowns. It notes black gowns trimmed with jet and lace tucker, braid work replacing embroidery on street wear, plaid silk skirts with self trims, and white accents on dark waists. A Scottish inspired hat with velvet quills completes the look.
December 6 1421 Henry VI born and later died 1471. 1734 Lady Masham dies. 1833 John S. Mosby born. 1862 Banks expedition sails to New Orleans. 1871 Hagers Town Md fire destroys courthouse. 1889 Jefferson Davis dies age 81 in New Orleans. 1899 mob attack on Black man in Maysville Ky. 1901 New South Wales parliament passes industrial arbitration bill.
Vincennes Indiana marked the centennial of Vincennes University with an all day program of historical and literary exercises. Trustees students alumni and invited guests participated in the celebration noting the university opened for students a century ago with William Henry Harrison serving as its first president.
Clifford Greene is hosted by relatives and friends in West Salem for a few days, enjoying time with local family and social visits.
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Signed by O. T. Erhart.
The Independent Order of Forest ers will hold its annual meeting and officer election Saturday night. Tonight a benefit party at Odd Fellows hall aids John C. Beck who suffered paralysis last July and remains in Brownsville. A social dance is planned for Campbell town hall next Saturday evening.
Fashion notes discuss furs for schoolgirls including ermine beaver astra khan and otter with trimming on coats. Yellow evening gowns range from pale primrose to deep orange and hats rely on shape and material. White net waists with lace yokes and new fichu patterns are featured with Parisian neck pieces and homemade boulines. Judic Chollet.
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