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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
10
Rushford shoppers rush to buy Red Cross Christmas seals to aid the fight against the white plague. Local businesses report strong sales as community efforts continue.
Edward V Moran nineteen year old son of Thomas Moran a prominent Tomah resident is the first of younger Tomah men to enlist in Company K the recently organized militia company here Moran's father served in the old Company K under Colonel George Graham The article notes high school boys and others may join to reach required strength and mentions local social notes including operetta and holiday activities
G W F Esch United States postoffice inspector inspected the Grand Rapids Wisconsin office and it passed with a perfect score scoring high on procedures accuracy and compliance.
A missionary in a slum district gives a ragged boy a new suit. Over a week later the boy, living with a drunken father who pawns everything, still wears the suit. When asked, the lad replies with pathos that he has slept in it, revealing quiet resilience amid hardship.
Miss Sophie Johnson was surprised by classmates on Thursday evening in Houston Minnesota. The gathering included games and a lunch, with wishes for many more happy birthdays.
A conversation reveals a mix up about the son. One speaker accuses another of saying he is an undertaker, while the other insists he followed the medical profession, not specifically a physician. The exchange ends with a clarification about wording.
In Kendall, Rev. A. E. Frederick known as the Fighting Parson led an inquiry into illegal liquor sales. Justice Lamson fined Herman Albach of Kendall $50 who accompanied Rev. Frederick to Sparta for the proceedings.
A saying notes the spark of progress often comes when a woman enters and sets steps ahead, implying a man’s success grows once another person, particularly a woman, pushes him forward.
A vintage medical advertisement urges immediate Scott's Emulsion for bronchial irritation and cough linked to a cold. It claims twenty to forty years of relief, notes mucous obstruction and chest ache, and promotes the product as alcohol and drug free from Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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