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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1914
Page
7
State Game Warden John A. Sholts accepts invitation to the Fish and Game association dinner on Thursday December 17. Governor McGovern declines due to a state board of public affairs meeting. Gov elect Philipp has not replied.
The body of Anem Magnussen, a former La Crosse resident, who died Thursday in St. Louis, arrived Sunday. Funeral services were held at 9 o clock this morning from Oak Grove chapel with Rev. H. G. Magnissen officiating, and burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
A Topeka Capital tongue in cheek quotes contempt as the feeling a man has when he holds another’s hat, highlighting a humorous view of social offense and manners. The note plays on propriety and casual disrespect in everyday interactions.
The British steamer Isle of Iowa went ashore near Cape Hatteras inlet yesterday. It is doubtful she can be saved. Cape Hatteras life savers rescued 27 crew members in a dramatic operation.
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 reward for any case not cured and urges sending testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
L. P. Pitzner was elected prefect of the La Crosse lodge of the Mystic Workers at the annual officer election. Other officers named include E. C. Hinds secretary E. Brake banker Mrs. L. May monitor Mrs Jeida marshal Gust Pitzner warden Frank Ratzloff sentinel and new supervisors Mrs L Pitzner L L Cotten and Fred Knower.
The W C T U held a Sunday meeting in the county jail. Rev J Witherbee opened with a song and prayer. Rev A M Ivy delivered a sermon. The exercises closed with a song by Rev and Mrs Ivy.
A small boy endures a comical yet harrowing ordeal as he faces an abundance of pie and a surprisingly limited capacity. The scene echoes a rural county fundraiser where tables overflow and laughter rises amid sticky chaos.
An old style ad extols Horlicks as a universal powder drink for all ages. It promotes rich milk and malted grain nutrition for infants invalids and growing children and claims to invigorate nursing mothers and the aged, noting it is more healthful than tea or coffee and to take no substitute.
Rome reports Italy’s aristocracy leading a wartime aid effort through the Unions Di Lavore Fra Le Dame Romano. Princess Sonnino Colonna chairs the committee with gifts from Marguerita and Contessa Rasponi, while Princess Doria and Donnae Giustiniani mobilize support. Donations of warm clothing and gear are urged by December 15.
Santa Claus greeted hundreds of children at a downtown department store Saturday and left with a list of toy orders. La Crosse retailers showcase thousands of playthings and dolls as the season brings many new toy varieties despite worries of European toy shortages.
Elm trees have been planted in city squares and parks for public viewing. These trees are recognizable from a distance by their broad flat tops, giving them a fan-shaped profile as they mature.
Germany turns out about 7.0 billion cigarettes each year with Dresden contributing roughly 52 percent of output, highlighting the city as a central tobacco industry hub.
Simple, dependable cake recipes from the Boston Cooking School Magazine editor. Includes KC Nut Cake with butter and chopped nuts, white cake with nuts, and a chocolate icing. Instructions cover mixing, baking in a shallow sheet pan, and decorating suggestions.
An official dispatch from Petrograd reports continued success in the Caucasus with fighting in front of Pyrovsk Esmer and Doutak on December 11. The enemy is said to have been repulsed and pursued beyond the Euphrates with severe losses.
The ad claims the vegetable remedy cleanses poisonous matter from blood within 24 hours, purging the liver, bowels, kidneys, and skin. It asserts improved liver and digestive function, disappearance of skin ailments, and overall health, urging purchase from any medicine dealer.
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser newly revised contains 1008 pages and is sent free on receipt of two dimes or stamps to cover mailing costs. Address Doctor Pierce Buffalo New York.
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