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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1911

Page

5

Wisconsin Industrial Commission Urges Clubs to Enforce Labor Laws

Madison Wis Dec 9 The Wisconsin Industrial Commission sent letters to presidents of all women’s clubs urging cooperation in enforcing laws regulating women’s labor during the holiday season The commission warns that evasion or violations will be widespread and asks clubs to promote compliance among their members The same appeal was sent to public school teachers and other groups to support early holiday shopping restrictions and labor practices.

Madison, Wis Wisconsin Industrial Commission Woman's Club Commission of Labor For Women Chis

Pine Compound with Glycerine Mixed in Whiskey Remedy

A druggist’s recipe suggests mixing half ounce Concentrated Pine with glycerine in a half pint of whiskey. Take doses after meals and at bedtime, smaller for children by age. The formula claims long demand since its eight years ago publication.

Trade promise to deliver value for repeat business

A supplier pledges full value in return for continued business and asks customers to return for a second order. They offer varied stock including sash doors moldings flooring and more. They claim high grade materials save money time labor and clients for builders or contractors.

Tong Slayer Brains Big Jail Plot Uncovered

Chicago officials reveal a plot by five condemned murderers to break from death cells. Knives and wire found in cells point to Choo Foo Fon as the brains. Philip Sommerling Thomas Schultz Ewald and Frank ShPalowski named among those implicated in the plan to free themselves and others.

Chicago Choo Foo Fon Philip Sommerling Thomas Schultz Ewald Frank Shipalowski Fred Guelzow

Dialogue in a tense office scene hints at personal strain

A young man with a tilted hat challenges a colleague’s grouchy mood. Mr. Mildboy notes the speaker’s aggressive style and restless home life, while the young man defends his request to feel at home in the office.

Mr. Mildboy

Local residents and visitors converge in La Crosse

A parade of names marks a La Crosse snippet with Church leaders visiting from Milwaukee and numerous locals and travelers calling on friends, conducting business, and attending social events. Notices include an apron bazaar plan and a lost purse near the library.

Bijou Clark Loren Caldwell Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints la Crosse Milwaukee Wisconsin Gateway City F. L. Rice E. Johnson Chicago Examiner G. Bullard D. E. Jordan S. la Chappelle E. S. Hammond Albert Lea F. M. Lynonds Galesville Will Powell M. M. Ladd Lansing A. Cady Tomah John ©. Gaveney Arcadia John Derr Viroqua Rochester John Watson de Soto P. M. Northouse Mabel, Minn O. A. Myhro Spring Grove Fourteenth Main Tribune T. B. Kolsrud la Crosse Friends George Arntsen Harmony Camp K. P. Hall Brooks Shuman Panama Philippine Islands B. A. Yeomen Co. W. Humphrey St. Paul Frisco W. T. Schulze Preston H. N. Landphair Thomas Latimer Genoa

Finest line in English poetry debate fuels list of lines

A London Daily Chronicle writer revisits the oldest dispute over the best line in English poetry and cites Swinburne and Tristan and Iseult. The piece also recalls a contest between Tennyson and FitzGerald over the weakest Wordsworthian line, claiming “A Mr Wilkinson, a clergyman” as a candidate.

London Daily Chronicle Churton Collins Swinburne Tristan Iseult Chronicle Tennyson FitzGerald Wilkinson

Therefore Be Cheerful German Proverb In Brief

A compact note presents the proverb Therefore be cheerful stating a happy heart is better than a full purse. It reflects a sentiment valuing joy over wealth in concise form.

Doctor Hall to speak to girls at YMCA event

Dr. Winfield Scott Hall of Northwestern University will address girls at eight tonight in the Young Women's Christian Association gymnasium on A Physician's Message to His Daughter. He will also speak at Vesper Services at 3 PM Sunday on Mother and Daughter.

Young Women's Christian Association Winfield Scott Hall Northwestern University Hall la Crosse Association

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promise

Druggist offers refunds if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding prolapsed or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. Price 50 cents.

Ram hydraulic ram stumps travelers tale in country outing

An Ohio couple and friends travel by motor car for a country lunch. A party member enters the bushes for water and returns claiming a ram hydraulic ram caused a slow drain as rain filled a spring. The hostess reacts with surprise at the curious device and the tale.

Ohio

Tungsten Light Marks First Colorful Illumination

The tungsten incandescent lamp is described as the first artificial light enabling all colors to be distinguished.

Virginia Nelsons Birthday Party For Eight

Virginia Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Nelson celebrated her eighth birthday this afternoon entertaining many little friends. Green and pink decorations adorned the table and a birthday cake graced the center. Amusements included games contests a peanut hunt and grab bag. Guests included Dorothy Westby Katherine Farrand Margaret Bennett Carl Van Auken Hall Jorris Edith Jorris Jessie Egbert Elizabeth Iden Ben Edwards John Ray Frederick Hankerson Billy Hurtgen and Joseph Evans.

Virginia Nelson L. A. Nelson Dorothy Westby Katherine Farrand Margaret Bennett Carl van Auken Hall Edith Jorris Jessie Egbert Elizabeth Iden Ben Edwards John Ray Frederick Hankerson Billy Hurtgen Joseph Evans

Twentieth Century Club Meets At Mrs Emerys Home

The Twentieth Century club will be entertained by Mrs H C Stevens and Mrs C F Emery on Tuesday December 12 at Mrs Emerys home 925 Cass street. Mrs F G Cowles will lead the lesson with a reading by Mrs Andrew Boyd and a discussion of The Russell Sage Foundations by Miss Florence Bunting.

20Th Century Club Twentieth Century Club H. C. Stevens C. F. Emery Emery Cass Street F. G. Cowles Andrew Boyd Russell Sage Foundations Florence Bunting

Miss Bogner Entertains Friends At Home

Miss Tessie Bogner of 321 Winnebago Street entertained a small group Thursday evening. The gathering featured sewing and embroidery with holiday themes and dainty refreshments. Attending were Misses Clara Seitz Anna Peer Bertha Moe Mary Malay and Elenora Carling.

Dinner in honor of upcoming wedding couples

Miss Carrie Owen entertained at a six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening for Miss Pearl Laughlin and Mr. Lars Instenes who are to be married Thursday of next week. Covers were laid for eight. Other guests included Miss Mollie Rusch Maud Miller John Arnison Frank Pittman and Willis Spence.

Carrie Owen Pearl Laughlin Lars Instenes Mollie Rusch Maud Miller John Arnison Frank Pittman Willis Spence

Local Ladies Attend Meetings and Host Socials

Mrs. Humes leaves for Chicago with Mrs. Scott who will return tomorrow. Mrs. Bartle hosted a five hundred club with prizes won by Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. Fred Noetzel. Christ church Woman's Guild and First Presbyterian bazaar plans are announced. W C T U gathers with Mrs. Sloah. Allen Wilson circle No. 1 of the GAR meets at Mrs. Hildreth’s with fifteen attendees.

Humes Elsie Gile Scott Chicago Scott J. A. Bartle John Elliott Fred Noetzel Woman's Guild of Christ Church Mesdames E. W. Ford C. W. Levis E. E

Dr Leland O Howard Devised Typhoid Fly Term Pioneer American

Dr Leland O Howard coined the term typhoid fly and spurred a global crusade against pests. He was the only American on an international agricultural committee and an expert in insects in the agriculture department. He helped popularize knowledge of the boll weevil and the gypsy moth through his research and leadership in scientific societies. He also enjoys golf billiards music and extensive reading and is known as a good mixer in politics.

Leland O. Howard International Agricultural Committee Department of Agriculture

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Cure All

Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by constitutional treatment. The ad claims the remedy works through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 reward for a cure that fails. Address F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Official Publication Report of La Crosse Security Savings Bank 1911

The report lists resources totaling 279 715 10 with liabilities and capital as of December 5 1911. Cash and deposits reserve, surplus, profits and various certificates of deposit are shown. J A Thwing cashier signs the statement sworn December 8 1911 before notary J B Brenner.

Security Savings Bank la Crosse Wis Pai Seauine Etude State of Wisconsin County of la Crosse J. A. Thwing

King’s Gold Plate Myth From Windsor Castle Volumes

The Windsor collection contains only three pieces of gold plate not counting a salver and a cup from George IV’s era. Much of the so called gold plate is silver gilt with gilding by Rundell and Bridge. The London Times notes this discrepancy highlighted by Mr. Jones in his book.

Windsor Castle Windsor Buckingham Palace George IV Duke of York University of Oxford Goldsmiths, Rundell and Bridge London Times

Range of Vision in Germany Distances for Face Recognition

Scientific American reports German data on facial and bodily recognition ranges. Well known individuals are recognizable up to 50 to 100 meters, family up to 150 meters, whites of the eyes 27 to 28 meters, eye details 72 to 73 meters, limbs visible to 182 meters, and a moving figure becomes indistinct at 540 meters with movements invisible at 720 meters (about 2262 feet).

Germany Scientific American

Deceptive Looks in Poker Games Questioned

A Philadelphia Record quip cautions readers against trusting a player with a vacant look in poker games. It notes such players often bluff and keep a full house in reserve, underscoring caution in informal wagering.

Philadelphia

Thimbies of Lava Used by Italian Women

A historical note states that lava thimbles are employed by Italian women. The item reflects regional craft and traditional sewing practices in Italy.

Italy

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Maine Baldwin John C.burns Te Cream and Butter Co Sip Home Capital Wisconsin News Medical Formula of Prienpeck Wyn the Fashion Shop Fr. A. Reiman E. H. Ehlert Wasserman Laboratory Main St. la Crosse, Wis Segelke & Kohlhaus Mig. Co la Crosse, Wis Tong Slayer Big Jail Tae Noelke DR. Hall W. T. Irvine, Jeweler Miss Owen Ellis E. Langdon Jay St Dr. Pierce Edward Lyons L. J. Killian J. B. Brenner la Crosse County Uy i Straiche Apothecary Beyscalag Main Street Reiger the Mariner Pharmacy Main St. Kodaks H. C. Evenson Lyesight Malin Street UPS
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