One Year Of Art At La Crosse Art Association
The La Crosse Art Association marks its first year with an exhibit of etchings and works by local artists at Washburn Institute. Thousands have viewed four exhibits and purchases have been made. an art workers club has formed with over twenty members. The article praises civic education through art and notes strong public interest and anticipation for future exhibitions.
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Washburn
NG Art Association of la Cross
Art Workers Club
Tore
Pegraud Landsane
Rculpton
Lowell
Ura
Alrowdy
Art association praised for library support and community effort
A written tribute extols the Art Association for securing library lecture room access and guiding its work with generous municipal support. It highlights the Friends of ATL for funding purchases, and commends President P. O. Goate and the board for harmonious leadership. The piece envisions art shaping citizens, homes, and a better city and world.
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Friends of
ATL
Citigens
Art
Art Workers’ Club
America
Art Association
P. O. Goate
Of Babes And Babies Baby Race Sparks Debate
A quirky squib rails at infant safety and nursery vigilance while mocking a mock baby race. It satirically mocks competing claims and warns against neglect, urging that a real contender should be allowed to run.
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Rontiemen
Belorn
Gripping the Bar's Tail in War Peace Talks
A historical report notes both German Chancellor and British Prime Minister insisting that peace must be preceded by surrender terms. The article critiques pride driving demands and the momentum shaping public acceptance of terms as critical obstacles to immediate peace.
Quips and Cranks The War
A reflective piece on war and nationalism contrasts monarchs blaming each other with brotherhood. It includes a vignette about Dubson and a humorous anti stiff-upper-lip moment with Private Doherty and a sergeant.
World War Realignments and the Question of Peace
The piece reflects shock fading into debate on Germany’s aims and the price of peace. It notes Germany’s claimed restraint, indemnity hurdles, and the dilemma of allies proposing settlement, while Serbia and Austria’s roles fade amid wartime noise.
Resolve to Succeed in Health and Digestion
Resolve to succeed by shedding petty ills that cause grouchiness and listlessness. Address root ailments by clearing the digestive system of impurities and restoring its proper working order. Maintain health with disciplined routine and mindful habits.
Public sentiment shifts amid stage talk and hat debts
Dialogue from a printed page shows a literary young woman asking a favorite poem, a boy reciting The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck, and a family quarrel over a hat. The scene moves through remarks by Mr Dibbler and a chilly audience, while political chatter in Washington threads through.
Burns farmer in hospital with gun wounds
Andrew Olson, Burns farmer, is in La Crosse hospital with a shotgun wound to his right foot from a hunting mishap near his home Sunday. Local authorities report the gun discharged while he carried the shotgun, the heavy charge striking his foot.
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Bangor
Wis
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Burns
la Crosse Hospital
John Price
Qakland
Cal
Usk
Bucet' Withe
Price
Margaret James
Garret
Oakland
Gal
Oscar Michaelson
Madison
Michaelson
Myrtle Ruland
Crystal Spillane
West Salem
Oswald
Sevats
Rockland
Schumacher
Death of Lieutenant Colonel Charles Bromwell in Honolulu
Washington reports the death by own action of Lieutenant Colonel Charles Bromwell in Honolulu. He had served as superintendent of public buildings and grounds in the District of Columbia and was military aide to former President Roosevelt. A daughter, Mildred, attends Washington seminary. illness and a belief about his Cincinnati-born son are cited factors.
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Washington
Charles
Bromwell
Honolulu
Columbia
Roosevelt
Mildred
Washington Seminary
Cincinnati
Paris cafe siege leaves British officer in disguise
In a Paris café a British officer enforcing order posed as a French uniformed officer and attempted to seize a suspect, recalling a Bonn university connection. The incident ended with the suspect grabbed amid the tense scene as onlookers watched.
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Paris
Siobted
Gier- Inman de
Bonn University
Arrested Chief of HU E Bomb Plot In San Francisco
Crowley, arrested on a charge of conspiring to destroy munitions plants and dynamite vessels carrying munitions of war to allies. He says he was employed for some time by the German consul at San Francisco, claiming his role was innocent.
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Ghar
Crowley
San Francisco
United States
Kids Celebrate Christmas at Majestic Theater
Six hundred youngsters filled the Majestic for a Christmas treat offered by manager Kopnelberger. The program featured a visit from Dury Croce and his Frontiersmen band, followed by screenings of Martyrs of the Alamo set to run the first three days next week, delivering a stirring Mexican war era tale to local audiences.
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Kopnelberger
Lowith Oy Hee
Vamilineowill
Dury
Croce
Skin Eruption Brings Severe Discomfort in 1914 Letter
Miss Al Scott of R. F. D. No. 3 Box 9 toplis Missouri describes a painful skin eruption that itched burned and disfigured her face and shoulders. She tried several tonics and finally found relief after using Cuticura so p and Ointment, noting spots cleared within three weeks.
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Toplis
Degan
Toalaest
al Scott
Five Act Bill With Chaplin Leads Program
Vaudeville shows a five act bill headlined by Charlie Chaplin. The program includes De Griffith produced excellence and a Mark Sennett area comedy Saved by Wireless with sensational effects. The plot features automobile and yacht wrecks and aerial stunts amid bustling action.
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de. W. Griffith
Mark. Sennett
Charlie Chaplin
Lady Visitor Probes Mrs Gabble On Her Finances
A visiting lady asks about Mrs Gabble at her native town. The Mosteys reply she is having her usual ups and downs. The visitor is told she runs up bills and taxes neighbors.
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