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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1913
Page
2
A garbled OCR item reports a claimant named Bay, a painter, seeking a large reward after a dispute or theft. The text mentions a $45,000 sum and references to a court or legal action. Details are unclear due to the damaged source.
A Hudson student, Penfield from Hudson Wisconsin, was named a Rhodes Scholar. He was a member of the Glass Society linked to Princeton in 1912, earned varsity football honors in his senior year, and was described as an honor man. President Hibben announced the selection and Wenfield’s appointment.
An obscure clipping recounts a municipal grammar school inquiry with unclear dialogue and dated phrases. It references Miss G and Mrs B in a strained exchange about truth and home life, ending with a fragmentary note about a husband’s late return and a front steps scene.
Calumenv Michigan dispatch reports a copper strike starting with clashes between strikers, deputies, and strikers near Mohawk to Baltic. By noon, no fatalities were recorded. The violence follows yesterday’s murder of three English miners at Painesdale while they slept.
Mrs Wis spends time in Burns with Mr Taw eftia prople then home in Nortea Cyrogio Mrs Jones visits Winona Minn for daughter Stes The Messrs Robert Taylor and OD Kirmse in Crosse Frank Dalles party attends Lee Vand dance in La Crosse William Slrandt at Chicago fat stock show Nessus Walter Smith and H A Seldon return from Milwaukee Poultry show in La Crosse features Upham Wyandottes and other breeds Miss Clavissa Betts visits Lyndon Wis Funeral for Mrs Knudson held at Halmen Wis Alfreda Quiggle visiting Colfax Wis Rev Olson Taft Wyandottes shown by Misses Ellis and others Ms Tadams Chita need of hospital health Presby Mission club meets at Mrs G I Dudley home with devotions and a long list of attendees Mr and Mrs Lewis Gudmundson silver wedding celebrated with surprise and silver gifts after dinner of picnic style and reminiscences
A fragment reflects on how intimate talk among friends by the fire showcases daily life more than grand visitors or formal charm. The passage suggests commonalities of marriage and social bonds over exotic allure in a domestic setting.
A sales pitch extols Columbia Grafonola as a gift to please many for little cost. It claims Columbia Records will play Victor Talking Machines and promises models from 17 50 to 500 with small payments to bring one home.
Washington reports on a government bill stalled by Republican opposition while Democratic leaders seek delay. Amid the halt, attention centers on Mozart's Requiem manuscript in the Imperial Library, with scholars debating which sections were written by Mozart and which by his pupil Sussmayr.
An advertisement touts a simple home cough remedy mixing sugar with warm water, adding Pinex and pine extract. It claims fast relief for coughs, croup, and bronchial asthma, with a satisfaction guarantee and druggist availability in the United States and Canada.
Ebenezer and a young geologist probe a widow's claim on Laweidder Hills seeking silver ore. The son plots to marry the widow and her daughter after a fortune is found, while the father pushes a plan to exploit the discovery for wealth and status. The tale follows greed, family pride, and risky deception on a rough rural setting.
A dated notice from Sisters of Holy Cross Nashua claims Father Johns Medicine cures throat troubles and coughs. The misspelled text touts the remedy as a strengthening tonic and a prescription by an eminent specialist, claiming it helps those who are weak.
A rural family tale centers on Ebenezer and his father debating marriage to a widow and a geologist. The son plans to win the widow with charm while the father tests motives, revealing a humorous clash over expectations, money, and love within a tight-knit community.
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