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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
3
A scrambled exchange between Senator Carter and John Allen questions milking technique. The two discuss whether to milk from the far or near side of the cow, with odd phrasing and interruptions noted in the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.
A Cleveland Plain dealer reader quotes a proud father noting his child’s growing handwriting interest. The parent recounts that the boy began by being careful, now follows a system: writing a Christmas list of items he wants, six days after the idea.
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a preacher reflecting on listening at the door after a sermon. He recalls hearing people talk about the message and admits he once tried it but resolves never to repeat the act.
In a pause for reflection the community calls the real fight the ethical standard of public service. The letter argues that police corruption harms social life and urges a fair resumed hearing Monday to judge Joseph McGrath and Frank Yolton by their conduct and fitness to protect property and homes.
Betty pleads with Bruce Carrington as he hints at leaving Pelle Plain and Raleigh for a spring journey. She asks about coming back after three years, tears forming, while he reveals plans to seek safety at Belle Plain and face hardship. He lifts her close and promises more in a tender, charged moment.
A La Crosse taxpayer urges city leadership to study producing its own cement sewer pipe. He argues local production could save costs by reducing freight and paying local labor, notes current 12 miles of sewer work and existing trunk sewer success, and calls aldermen to back the plan to keep material costs in city.
The article promotes a dry shampoo mix of four ounces box content with four ounces corn meal or armo root for hair cleanliness and gloss. It also advises a magatone and witch hazel facial solution for clear skin and endorses Mother's Salve for chaps cold sores pimples and skin diseases.
The judge Turberville gains wealth and power after winning a court fight against the Fentress estate. He reclaims Oaks with its slaves, repossesses Mahaffy’s grave, and vows to be laid beside him. He overcomes inner turmoil, calling his salvation costly. Hannibal grants Cavendish a vast farm, naming it Earl's Court.
A Rainy Day club member advises parents to let babies rest and play like a puppy with simple, expensive toys rather than tickling or bouncing them. The mixed bag of short items includes burglar fingerprints leading to arrests, a cell mate stealing clothes, and odd anecdotes from Chicago and Milwaukee.
The ad promotes Cascarets as a thorough cleanse for stomach and intestines removing undigested food and toxins. It claims to purify the liver and bowels, relieve headaches and biliousness, and cost 10 cents a box. It targets men, women and children, promising easy sleep and morning relief.
Henry Van Dyke narrates a lyric scene on an aged bridge where lovers exchange vows and mirrored identities. The poem unfolds with moonlit secrecy as they reveal and reflect on love and trust, ending with a wistful refrain of shared recognition.
A cautioned guide warns that anyone can call themselves an optician with printed cards and sell glasses, often with little training. It notes that proper optometry education requires college study and degrees, cites Columbia University courses, and highlights risks from unregulated sellers before praising H. C. Evenson as a respected local specialist.
Marvel the flour barrel advertises for sale at Listman Mill Co in La Crosse Wisconsin. Buyers pay one dollar in cash or charge slip and take home a barrel of Marvel Flour weighing 449 pounds with the offer to adopt Marvel and her sisters until each finds a good home.
Charles F. Alden of Columbus Indiana formerly a clerk at the National Monetary Commission was appointed confidential clerk to Assistant Secretary of State Huntington Wilson today.
Peoria Illinois December 7 miners district officers received a call from United Mine Workers President John P White for a conference at the La Salle hotel in Chicago on December 14. The meeting aims to reorganize the old association under the former plan for the interstate competitive field. The district covers Illinois Iowa Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
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