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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
4
Local library hosts a Friday event in two weeks to acquaint north side residents with new services. Miss Nurreson and Miss Anne Higlorson from the library faculty will direct activities and speak about circulating collections and programs.
A Bible once owned by John Clark, printed in 1608 by John Barker in London, contains annotations and a record in Chutk’s handwriting.
A fragment reflecting on poverty and social neglect noting the poor live with little sympathy and have not known comfort or ease. The lines critique those unfamiliar with deprivation and imply moral indifference from the affluent.
The clipping lists several brief notices about births, hospital updates, and local residents. Items mention a newborn daughter to Myo and Mrs Frank Boers, a daughter for Mrs G Tiahraks, a daughter for Mr and Mrs UT Kinder, and health updates for PL Roth at Charles Street. Other notes reference Mrs Morest Claw at Loudworth Street and Dorothy Malay at home on CLT Windsor Street.
A short, emotional note attributed to Atchi son Glaba urges giving a woman something in life. The fragment hints at a story designed to move her to tears and enjoyment.
Special from Dakota Minnesota reports Mrs William Panonfuss visiting her son Will Paponuss suffered a stroke leaving one side paralyzed and unconscious. Local notices mention social visits, illness, and community events including a Thanksgiving gathering and a dance at the Ridge. St Jacobs Oil advertised as a remedy for neuralgia and pain.
Litley of New Hartford called on relatives here. Mrs Ferris and her La Crosse guest family returned Saturday. Herman Mormon and wife visited their Midway parents Tuesday. Elsie Baker visiting in Vivoria. Charles Zisch of North Ridge called on friends Tuesday. A Dr Wilson was in La Crosse Tuesday. Julius Walters made two business calls in La Crosse Tuesday. Georges Wilson and Richmond Fidge bought a new engine from N Trinket this week. Joan Lanigan of Nadine was in town Tuesday evening. Henry Maney and Dickson of Dresbach hauled twelve thousand pounds of fish before week’s end. Robert Dickson of Dresbach was a La Crosse business caller Tuesday. Nick Trinkes and Dan Luther were in La Crosse Tuesday. Tt Berry drove to La Crosse on Tuesday. Mrs Vandarzee spent Tuesday in La Crosse.
Blanche Sweet appears in the Jesse L. Lasky production The Storm at the Bijou this Thursday through Saturday. The Paramount drama, written for her by Leighton Osmin and produced by Frank Reicher, follows a half wild daughter in a Maine resort amid a rugged, real mountain setting with a strong supporting cast.
A Boston Authors' club member recalls a new novelist Rawson meeting a longtime acquaintance. After greetings the friend asks for an unfettered opinion of the book. The reply is brief and guards their friendship, saying they should remain friends.
Dozens of Hungry Point residents oppose a plan by Badger Oil to build offices and tanks on West Avenue South near Mormon Coulee road. The council postponed a decision, with heated testimonies about fire danger and odors, including complaints from Vi. P. Horchenroader and others about summer smells waking residents.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hampurs Breast Tea called amburger Brust Thee in German. It instructs a teaspoon steeped in boiling water, strained, to be sipped any time. Claims include breaking a cold, curing grip, opening pores, relieving congestion, loosening bowels, and being inexpensive and fully vegetable.
Washington December 7 A report from the Labor Department to Congress condemns the hiring of armed private strike forces as a menace to national industrial peace. It urges use of federal troops if state forces fail to curb strike outrages and highlights mediation as a successful path in 145 of 195 disputes. Secretary Wilson notes gains in collective bargaining, critiques naturalization law, and calls for expanded federal employment services and public home stead lands for the unemployed.
A concise remark contrasts fashion coats with farming and vacation wear. The speaker notes personal age, suggesting価 tan choices carry differing prices between practical farmer gear and vacation attire. The tone is observational and lightly humorous.
Louis Thompson named new manager of the Zolman Lumber company’s interests in Rockland Wisconsin after Jan 1 with I J Ablett of La Crosse reporting the change. Thompson takes over duties early this week.
An advertisement touts a homemade pine cough syrup, claiming rapid relief for throat and chest ailments. It guides mixing 2.5 ounces of Pine’s into a pint of plain sugar syrup, yielding a full pint purportedly cheaper than buying ready-made remedies, with guaranteed satisfaction.
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