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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1916

Page

3

Wisconsin Weather Outlook Midweek Cold Waves and Snow

A forecast shows unsettled conditions in Wisconsin with snow flurries east tonight. Wednesday turns partly cloudy and colder with a cold wave. Minnesota sees fresh north winds while overall region remains unsettled with potential snow flurries and much colder air by midweek.

Wisconsin Minnesota North Atlantic Rocky Mountain Middle Atlantic Middle Saskatchewan

Frost Protective Plant Wrap from Triangular Steel Framework

A frost protection device uses four triangular steel panels connected by wire. It lies flat on the ground and, when needed, folds into a pyramidal cover over plants. Anchors pin it to the ground and waterproof coatings shield it from weather.

U S Cotton Reduction Totals 11 511 000 Bales This Season

Washington reports the United States total cotton reduction for the past season at 11 511 000 bales, compared with 11 191 520 last year, per the United States bureau of crop estimates issued Monday.

Washington United States United States Bureau of Crop Estimates

A Single Application Banishes Every Hair

The Modern Beauty shows a painless inexpensive method to remove hairy growths. Make a paste with powdered delatone and water, apply to the surface for 2 3 minutes, rub off, wash, and the hairs vanish. A single application usually suffices if the growth is not unusually thick.

Enforcing Peace and the US Role in Global Security

The piece argues Europe’s bellicose mood risks future wars while America contends with how to help. It highlights the League to Enforce Peace, calls for peaceful world reorganization, and weighs US joining entangling alliances versus relying on economic power to deter war.

Europe America League To Enforce

Neutrality and Risk for the United States in World War I

The piece argues neutrality serves national conscience yet is shaped by practical outcomes. It notes Allied failures on both fronts, Balkan turmoil, and the 1916 British decline, warning that commercial plans rest on an Allied victory but could falter if Central Powers prevail. It urges maintaining an even keel amid doom-laden forecasts.

Dardanelles Servia Balkan Germany Uncle Sam

Edgerton Wins State High Football Championship

Edgerton rises from obscurity after defeating La Crosse High on Thanksgiving to claim the state high school football title. The town gains recognition as athletics prove the best advertising, with sport stories drawing readers and value beyond tobacco market fame.

Edgerton High la Crosse High Edgerton la Crosse

Chicago Mayor Weighs Segregated Red Light District

Referred to Chief Webber, “Big Bill” Thompson of Chicago wavers on a segregated red light district. The piece notes his uncertain stance colors his presidential prospects, portraying him as outdated in business judgment and timing.

Big Bill” Thompson Chicago Big Bill Mr. Thompson

Bell-Ans Indigestion Relief Ad and Child's Quip Verse

An advertisement touts Bell-Ans as a fast indigestion remedy available at druggists. A separate juvenile verse depicts a five year old crying after an incident, saying no one heard until now.

Bell-Ans

Plumber Sandy Tells Boss About Haircut Delay

Sandy the plumber on a town job explains he was getting a haircut during work time. The boss questions his absence and Sandy coolly asks if hair growth occurs during the boss’s time, highlighting a humorous exchange from the forenoon.

Sandy

Feminist Chorus Sparks Debate at Chaparral College

A provocative performance at Chaparral College elements a chorus titled Roughs-We would challenging gender norms. The piece asks what would follow if girls were removed from the college, prompting campus discussion on feminism and inclusion.

Yorkshire Eating Contest Winner Pleads Silence

A brawny competitor in a Yorkshire country town disposed of a large mutton, vegetables, and a plum pudding after a huge eating contest. Declared the winner, he was escorted home and warned friends to keep it from his wife or she would not give him any dinner.

Yorkshire Persis Diantha Thad Thad West Kondon Minneapolis Kondon Poe

Shoemaker Stick to Your Last Jokes Turn to Real Stars

In a courtroom aside the judge tells Willie Willis Pa to wait until he is old enough to see real actors and actresses on the stage and in movies before judging, while Papa Willis-Wait reacts. The exchange frames a child’s view of fame and a parent’s guidance amid a theatrical world.

Willie Willis Papa Willis

Bing and Bang Duel Debt Over Ten Dollars

Town Topics notes a tense exchange where Bing chides Bang about finances and Bang admits owing ten dollars, with Bang avoiding contact whenever he sees Bing.

Bing

No Hope After Doctor Examines Jones’ Purse

The Dallas News quotes a doctor who inspected Jones and declared there was no hope after feeling the purse.

Jones Dallas News

Xanten Cathedral Dominates the Ancient German Town

The article portrays Xanten on the Rhine as a medieval relic town framed by its famed cathedral housing the bones of 330 saints and martyrs. It notes the town as religious in character, with bustling Rhine traffic and walls long faded, yet the cathedral remains a solemn centerpiece.

Xanten Lower Rhine Netherlands Santen Low Countries Rhine Europe

Do not cover frying pan when frying fish

Guidance advises against covering a frying pan while frying fish to prevent the fish from becoming soft. It notes the lid traps moisture and softens the flesh. Cookers should use moderate heat and monitor frying for best texture.

Diantha Comes Into Her Own As Thad Sees Anew

Persis watches as Diantha's finished dress transforms her into a poised young woman. Thad West arrives with a package, sees Diantha anew, and the two exchange a shy, charged goodbye while Persis weighs the growing tension between mother and girl.

Diantha Annabel Thad West Unitarian Church Persis Dianthe

Pinex cough remedy promises quick relief and savings

A home made cough syrup claims rapid healing of throat and chest inflammation, loosens phlegm, eases breathing, and promotes restful sleep. It touts 24 hour relief for common colds and bron chial issues, offers a pint from 50 cents, and urges buyers to ask for Pinex with directions.

Special election to fill seat of Hans Laursen

Gov. Philipp will call a special election to fill the vacancy from the Shell Lake assembly seat caused by Hans N. Laursen's death. The election could seat the new member near the January 10 session opening in Madison.

Hans Laursen Madison Wis Philipp Hans N. Laursen Shell Lake

Saloonists See Dry State in Eight Years

Missouri will become a dry state in eight years, liquor dealers predicted after a Sunday meeting of their association. The group adopted resolutions blaming brewers for promoting prohibition and appointed a censor committee to inspect each member’s bar and enforce changes benefiting the business.

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