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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
3
The article discusses the underappreciated impact of primary teachers on a child’s future intellect and character. It quotes Dorothy Field Fisher on如何 early guidance shapes later abilities and notes society undervalues kindergarten and primary teachers compared with those at older ages.
The primary teacher shapes a child’s early development more than advanced math credentials. A kindergarten teacher attunes to disposition temperament and natural traits, planting seeds and guiding the child’s soil to support growth. As children mature, personal influence wanes and the teacher becomes a communication tool, underscoring the high value of early instruction and fair pay.
Batavian Bank officers celebrated fifty years by giving $1,000 to the poor of the community. The charity outlay reflects the bank’s consistent principle of sound methods and practical help, rather than riotous display. The act is described as wholesome and beneficial to those in need.
Mr. Schwab for the Steel Trust warns the President-elect that tariff tinkering could trigger catastrophe. He defends low U S production costs and notes substantial foreign sales often occur at a loss to keep output steady, saying the nation sells steel rails abroad at a loss but sells so much domestically.
The piece reports Attorney General Wickersham delaying arrest of John Dr. Archbold after a Texas grand jury indictment. Rep Gardner calls the move astonishing and unprecedented while Rep Beall says he has one chance to do his duty. Critics claim Wickersham risks contempt of the Texas federal court.
A southern divine denounces profanity as national blight while refraining from criticizing failing automobiles and political landslides. An Arkansas woman claims George Washington's trunk as a prized possession, one of the few items baggage handlers overlooked.
Queen Mary of England has started her Christmas shopping as fashionable circles in the country are urged to take notice of her activities.
Testimonials from readers nationwide praise Eckman s Alterative for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. A St Mary s Academy note from Sister Marie of the Sisters of St Francis describes tuberculosis recovery after using the remedy. The ad claims no poisons or habit forming drugs and offers a booklet and Eckman Laboratory evidence.
A traveler and an artist attempt to order food in a Tokyo tea house but are served tea and a farce. They use pictures to communicate and finally receive bath gowns, towels, and soap instead of a meal, sparking amused embarrassment.
In twilight in Scotland, John and Annie reunite after years apart at the old stile, exchanging memories and expressions of enduring affection. A distant aviator buzzes overhead as they recall their shared past and affirm they remain the same.
A health advisory urges women to consider Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims many ailments stem from kidney issues and touts sample bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co. of Binghamton New York, with regular sizes available at drug stores.
Tom D Gunn of San Francisco receives commission as airship constructor and aviation instructor for the Chinese republic. Letters from Pekin and Yuan Shi Kali’s presidential mansion confirm the appointment. Gunn, now of age, is regarded as a leading and daring aviator.
The piece mocks chasing applause and lauds finishing shopping early. It portrays a triumphant figure returning home to fanfare and banners while urging readers to complete Christmas purchases now, concluding with a moral about timely shopping.
A diplomat at a Washington dinner recalls the crown prince of Germany and notes his open disapproval of Kaiser Wilhelm II's peace policy. The tale includes a Swiss Engadine skating night where the prince mocks a bright star as a new decoration for his father, the ruler of the heavens.
A long Hartford tale mixes wartime anecdotes with a sea voyage on the Wangaroo. Captain Kettle and Violet Chesterman face a windy night voyage, while McTodd and the ship’s crew crack jokes as the crew endures a brutal gale.
Enduring medical success spans two generations. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as a mild laxative tonic for stomach, liver, and bowel disorders. Safe for all ages, sells for fifty cents to one dollar, with guarantees or money back.
A reflective line notes that humor elicits laughter and lightness for some, while wit prompts laughter mixed with unease or fear in others, suggesting social dynamics around humor and intellect.
A pithy quip on ambition and luck discusses Blobbs and Grouch Leigh the Human Football. The speaker jokes that every man hopes for a poultry fortune and notes the constant postponement of plans to act.
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