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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
4
The article argues tuberculosis is targeted because it is a preventable, contagious disease that harms people at productive ages and spreads through communities. It credits the anti tuberculosis movement with public health gains and notes seal sales fund education and prevention efforts.
A brief, philosophical line asserts that each man feels pain more acutely than others. It frames pain as a universal subjective experience without referencing events, places, or people. The sentence stands as a standalone meditation on human suffering.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Harvard in constitutional government class urging young men to pursue practical politics after graduation. He warned against academic stagnation and cynicism, saying contact with the real world helps public service, noting voters favor less tested candidates in some cases.
Commentators argue the notable figure faced opposition over certain policy stances while supporters defend the record as substantially positive amid ongoing debate.
A House committee on invalid persons approved a report backing the Sulloway pension bill. It would raise annual pension appropriations by 60 million dollars and stem from the dollar a day pension concept.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure all for digestive issues caused by mistreating nature. It claims a 10 cent box provides a week's treatment and promises quick, morning improvements with nightly use. The text truncates and includes misspellings and garbled phrases.
A bill by Representative Sherwood proposes pensions for veterans who served 90 days in the Civil War or sixty days in the Mexican War and are 62 or older. The plan pays $15 monthly at 62, $20 at 65, $25 at 70, and $36 at 75 and above.
Nyack New York December 16 The Rockland county jail is watched to stop Herman Strobel a champion pinochle player from surreptitiously returning He seeks to be re jailed and to be indicted for robbing Victor Vorst to gain vindication The grand jury refused to indict and Sheriff Gross had to remove Strobel from the jail quarters
Strobel ruefully asserts he was justified in demanding incarceration and trial over a claimed $120 misappropriation of Vorst money. He calls smuggler the sole shirker and derides pessimist views as expecting more than reality.
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