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The south show window offers easy Christmas shopping with ready made gift ideas. Vacuum cleaners are promoted including electric models and combinations, with electric cleaners priced at 17 50.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1914
Page
7
The south show window offers easy Christmas shopping with ready made gift ideas. Vacuum cleaners are promoted including electric models and combinations, with electric cleaners priced at 17 50.
A catalog style listing presents items under gift sections including candle sticks, serving trays, marble statuary, pictures, vases, sweetgrass baskets, copperware, jewel boxes, mirrors, waste baskets, cheval mirrors, Japanese boxes, cellarettes, sewing tables. The emphasis is on varied household objects suitable for gift-giving and display.
A local store touts complete furniture lines in Gold en Oak, Mahogany, Circassian Walnut and Mission finishes. It promotes a wide toy department offering rocking horses, wagons, autos, doll buggies and other children's items at low prices.
Homer Minnesota notes visitation and travel with Mrs Edgar Widmeyer and Mrs C C Varnum visiting Dakota Weaver Winona Lake City and Winona. Mr and Mrs G N Rogers moved to Winona and Henry Terachter shows chickens at Winona poultry show. Local remark about pointing with pride ends column.
Lisbon reports a German commission believed to study railway and agricultural growth in Angola was in fact spying. One member has been arrested while the remaining members have fled.
Thomas F. Ryan, prominent financier, was thrown from his horse in Central Park yesterday. He suffered three fractured ribs and was reported in stable condition.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels pressed for two battleships and eight or more submarines, saying only an international halt to giant ships could deter him. He warned war would be long and the fleet must be ready, rejecting any specific enemy designation.
Albert H. Thurner aged 25 a Chicago bank clerk was found fatally wounded on Stockton drive early today with a bullet near his heart. He died an hour later and police say he admitted taking poison before shooting himself.
Rev. Wilbur O. Carrier president of Carroll college will preach at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow morning. He will baptize the baby boy of the church pastor Rev. D C Jones.
Pure blood enables the stomach, liver and digestive organs to work properly. Without it they become sluggish and cause loss of appetite, faintness, and dyspepsia. Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood and is claimed to treat many ailments. buy today.
Bangor Wisconsin will present the play Tony the Vict on Saturday December 12 1914 at Concordia hall. Cast includes Tony Warren Herbert Prichnow Weary Wayside Fred Swerman James Barclay Roy Ruland Judge Van Crueger George King and others with Lena Mrs Van Crueger Miss Sealy Sally and Fall Hurts Woman among the roles. Also notes on local injuries and visits.
Mrs Crystal Spillane leaves Wednesday for visits in Milwaukee and Detroit Michigan. Miss Garnet Backus and Lula Elsen visit West Salem with Lula's sister Mrs Wendell McEldowney. Ward Kirchner recovers from typhoid fever and can go out again. Mrs Steck of Caledonia Minnesota spends last week with her daughter Mrs P Jones in the village.
A provocative remark claims the easiest way to stir trouble is to tell the truth, reflecting tension in discourse and drawing attention to how honesty can ignite controversy and fear of backlash. The line frames truth as a triggering force in divided communities.
George R. Longbrake will preach two Christmas topics on Sundays December 13 and 20 at St Pauls Universalist Church. The subjects are The Race from which Jesus and Christianity Sprung and The Advent not a unique or solitary incident but a universal fact and a continuous revelation.
A reflective remark on self-criticism and hypocrisy. It argues the person who sees flaws in others misses many in themselves, questioning the merit of concealing one's true nature.
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