Old Style Lager Beer Ad Claims Home Keeping Method
An article reviews Heileman Brewing Company advertising promoting Old Style Lager as a beer with a snap and a home keeping method. It notes the Chicago branch at 186 East Twenty-third Street under W J Wellbasky, urging readers to request trial orders to learn Home Beer Keeping instructions.
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Wisconsin Cities Rally for Red Cross Stamp Campaign
Madison leads with aim to sell 150000 stamps for tuberculosis relief. Milwaukee women in an infants ward drive push totals toward 75000 while Chi Tau Omega and Kappa Phi Epsilon sororities report strong sales. La Crosse pledges 125000+, stores and teachers join nationwide effort to stamp out the great plague.
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Kappa Phi Epsilon
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Novel Stunts at Glee Club Show in La Crosse
Local excitement builds for the Madison Glee and Mandolin clubs performance at La Crosse High School auditorium on Saturday evening December 13. Tickets selling fast, with a full house anticipated. The program features readings by Tommy Mills, songs and yells by the clubs, a Karr ow solo, and a violin flute duet by Ranklin and Herring, plus more numbers.
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Roosevelt health report sparks White House speculation
Washington acordes to December 11 reports that President Roosevelt’s condition remains uncertain and aides weigh next steps. The brief item notes ongoing concerns in Washington about leadership and policy directions amid unclear prognosis.
Controversy Deepens Over Panama Canal Property Sale
A broadside resurfaces amid disputes about who received 40 million dollars for the old canal company property. The issue grew after W. H. Farnum, a New York lawyer, visited the White House. Farnum helped William Nelson Cromwell in negotiations surrounding the transfer of canal property from France to the United States.
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Farmer Dies After Weeklong Sleep in Indiana
Loganport Indiana December 11 Peter Snyder a farmer died after sleeping for a week. Last Thursday he husked corn and went to bed at his usual hour. The next day his wife could not awaken him and he remained in a coma. Doctors could not explain the prolonged sleep.
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