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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1914

Page

7

Interesting and Useful GIFTS From Tillmans Show Window

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.

Gift Section Items List Appeals by Category

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.

Quality furniture and toys in oak mahogany finishes

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.

Residents and visitors share updates from Homer Minn area

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.

Homer, Minn Edgar Widmeyer Dakota C. C. Varnum J. Peterson Weaver W. F. Coffin Winona B. J. Kaiser Lake City G. N. Rogers Mesdames W. Woodard

German Angola Commission Revealed as Spies

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.

Lisbon Angola

Financier Thomas F. Ryan Thrown From Horse in Central Park

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.

New York Thomas F. Ryan Central Park

Daniels Demands Naval Increases for War Readiness

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.

Washington Daniels House Naval Committee America Hensley United States

Bank clerk dies after self-inflicted shot in Stockton drive

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.

Chicago Albert H. Thurner Stockton Drive

College President Here Preaches at Local Church

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.

Wilbur O. Carrier D. D Carroll College Waukesha Wis First Presbyterian Church D. C. Jones

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Benefits

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.

Hood

Bangor High to Stage Xmas Play Tony the Vict

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.

Bangor Wis Bangor High School Tony Concordia Hall Tony Warren Herbert Prichnow Fred Swerman James Barclay William Walter Philip Warburton Roy Ruland Judge van Crueger Supreme Court George King Burrows Sing Sing Harold Bonsack Jackson Alfred Kuranz Lena van Crueger Maysel Evans Stella Merlo Miss Sealy Lucy Bosshard Sally Hash Grace Kronberg Hougstad Wm. Thompson Fred Wehrs Grandview Ore Charles Gerletti Lee Gerletti Westby Oscar Bowen Barron Ursula Latsch St. Croix Falls St. Paul Sidney Sanders Winnipeg Man Miss Bauer Chicago Sanders J. P. Evans Cass Ferryville

Local Notes Include Visits and Health Update Across Village

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.

Crystal Spillane Milwaukee Detroit Mich Garnet Backus Lula Elsen West Salem Wendell McEldowney Ward Kirchner Steck Caledoniay Minn Village P. Jones

Truthful words spark trouble, warning of public unrest

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.

Christmas Sermon Plans at St Pauls Universalist Church

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.

George R. Longbrake St. Paul’s Universalist Church

They who judge others ignore their own faults

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.

Nature

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Tillman Uum Cleaner The Tillman Bros Birdie Maggie Senn di I T. F. Ryan NAVAL Pat Bangor School Hostetter Jse Toma GI Wm. Cook ILY Buffalo Bill Pawnee Bill’s Far East Circus Lacrosse Theatre MR Jiggs Nou Geo MY Manus
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