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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
9
A humorous verse about Christmas gift costs, counting relatives, and the heavy load on a congressman. It contrasts the fiscal fret with family duties and a Paris dog boom, then shifts to a brief, light exchange about home and city life.
A short exchange notes the usefulness of a small newspaper item. The dialogue hints at affection and pursues ownership of the readable clip.
A nostalgic note on hearing familiar motherly tunes while embracing new songs, contrasting memory with present tastes and the idea of missing both unless one is deaf and dumb.
A newspaper item presents a humorous exchange about marriage with the line Are you a married man No I never got the habit. The quip reflects social attitudes and timing rather than a formal event.
A garbled snippet ponders kicking, acting, emotions, and money. It questions fault and success in fault finding, or the impact of brotherhood among people and evolving fashions. The text ends with a stray reference to Kentucky’s mountains.
Paris reports Emperor Francis Joseph sent an emissary to Corfu to locate a necklace once owned by Empress Elizabeth. The pearl necklace named the tears of the Madonna was sunk in the sea for a year to restore its sheen, later hidden when the chain to the box was cut.
W. L. Hill rose from 90 to over 189 pounds after suffering a brutal cough. Doctors had given up on him for Consumption. After using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds he gained weight and claims a full recovery. O T Erhart druggist guarantees the cure with 50c or 1.00 and a free trial bottle.
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