Marching Through Georgia at La Crosse Theatre
Daniel L. Hart presents a dramatic romance based on Shermans march to the sea at the La Crosse theatre, with intense war themes and a strong cast led by Harry Hermsen and Elsie Moore. The production promises a successful season and features lavish staging and lively comedy with the Royal Chef company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sherman
Daniel L. Hart
la Crosse Theatre
Harry Hermsen
Chas
E. Huntington
Wm. Sellery
Elsie Moore
Joe Allen
Elsie Doyle
Maxwell Lochner
Rena Deane
Walter Smith
Anna Dressler
Ethel Wortly
Fred Green
Ted Walters
Gertrude Scott
Rose Clark
Dollie Morton
the Broilers
Messrs. Shubert
Royal Chef
Measuring the size of the store in view
The speaker urges awareness of the store’s true size and cautions that underestimating it stems from neglecting to keep its measure visible. The message stresses accurate self assessment and vigilance in presentation.
Stephenson comments on La Follette and Roosevelt in Wisconsin
Isaac Stephenson declares La Follette unanimously chosen by the Wisconsin legislature for United States senator and praises his duties in Washington. He notes he is not a candidate and reflects on morals, aging, and the idea of an exhausted public life as Kipling’s lines echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
la Follette
Stephenson
Roosevelt
Kipling
Republic
Hair Care Ad Promotes Newbro His Herpicide
An old advertisement urges keeping a youthful look with Newbro's Herpicide to destroy a hair rooting germ causing dandruff and baldness. It claims elegance in use and hair care, promotes buying from J. A. Erhart & Son and requests 10 cents for a sample from The Herpicide Co of Detroit, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Mark Twain Seventieth Birthday Dinner Remarks
Mark Twain spoke at Delmonico's on his seventieth birthday, recounting a life of rigid routines. He joked about diet, smoking, drinking, and exercise, noting his rule to sleep and rest, avoid late mince pies, and a strict but humorous stance on moderation. The event drew authors and letters from Roosevelt and Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mark Twain
Delmonico’s
George Harvey
England
Roosevelt
Joel Chandler Harris
Twain
Mrs. O. J. Weida Dies Suddenly in Caledonia
Mrs. O. J. Weida of Caledonia dies at home after a five year illness at age 50. Survived by husband seven children and siblings Mrs. John Roop Sheldon Mrs. John McLaren La Crosse Mrs. McClain California brother Wm. Sweet Houston Minn and Mrs. Ras mussen Winona Sarah Lucile and Greenleaf Weida at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Weida
Houston County
Caledonia Sunday
John Roop
Sheldon
John McLaren
la Crosse
McClain
California
Wm. ‘Sweet
Houston
Minn
David O. Weida
Livingstone Weida
Harvey
N. D
Stanley Weida
Caledonia
Mary C. Rasmussen
Winona
Sarah E
Lucile E
Greenleaf W. Weida
Watermelon Patch Sensation at the Bijou Show
A review notes the Watermelon Patch sensation at the Bijou theater along with six other major acts performing for a dime. The item highlights a bustling bill and the dime price as a standout feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
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Vaucaire
Fresh God and Tonic
New York Health Journal
Great Medical Authority
Melorose
Willard White Company
Dearborn St
Chicago, HI
Erhart & Son
United Industrial
Will Powell
Kid Mitten
Cordell Glove CO
Main Street
Ike
Aatorohip
J. A. Erhart & Son
Mak
Inen
Pipate
Costa
Copley
Odin J. Oyen
South Fourth Street
Main St
Art. T. Michaels
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Spitzenburgs
Baldwins
G. Sweets
Russets
Carl Vollenweider
Jay Street
Tribune
Ern Service
Coes
C. PF. Klein
McMillan Bldg
Are Goodhams
National Railway Training School
Boston Block
Minneapolis, Minn
THE
Elliott-Loeffler Company
Wines & Liquors
Pearl Street
Ting
Earth
Wisconsin Light & Power Co
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