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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
7
In Sheboygan Wisconsin today is bundle day as the Associated Charities receive hundreds of bundles for distribution to the poor for Christmas time.
War dispatch by William G. Shepherd recounts a Paris to Salonica trek by train lasting three weeks. The piece notes wartime travel limits, submarine danger, and a group including cartoonist John McCutcheon and photographer James H. Hare.
A traveler, warned by a berth lamp threat, moves through wartime France and Rome. An American embassy mission seeks news of a British major, likely aboard a sunk transport near Salonica, prompting a risky errand into war torn territory as a layover in Rome ends at ruins.
Baltimore builds a tin scrap processing plant to turn discarded metal into usable tin products. The facility aims to boost local recycling and create jobs while advancing metal reuse in the city.
A historical advert describes sour stomach from fermented vegetables and acid dyspepsia causing heartburn and chest discomfort. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills from Schnectady New York to tonify digestion and enrich blood, offering a diet book free on request and pills by mail at 60 cents per box or six for 2 50.
The writer compares Chicago physician Haiselden’s decision to let a defective infant die with broader public debates. He argues ignorance underlies high mortality in both rural Wisconsin and New York City, urging education as the antidote and inviting readers to exchange addresses for free informational material.
John Kruse aged 55 a saloonkeeper was killed while walking on Northwestern railway tracks in Wausau Wisconsin when struck by an engine. The fatal accident occurred on December 10 and police investigations are ongoing.
F R Dittman banker and Seymour leader dies of heart trouble in Green Bay while returning from Odd Fellows lodge. served as assemblyman in 1887 88 and shaped local politics and commerce.
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