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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
7
Menominee Michigan December 18. Michael Pithio 14 riding with a cancer patient home from Hancock hospital after doctors declared no cure. the car skidded, rolled over, and Pithio was killed.
Dec 18 report notes Kennedy engages in an annual consideration of thirty thousand dollars, replacing Reuter's Torio as the primary entity involved in the arrangement. Details remain fragmentary as the source text is incomplete.
Mothers who value their children's welfare should keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They break up sickness and relieve feverishness constipation teething headaches and stomach troubles. Used by families for 22 years. Sold by all drug stores. Sample mailed free. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
An agency subsidized by the Japanese foreign office announced today that it has replaced Reuters News Agency in Japan. Japanese newspapers oppose the transfer and plan a boycott of the service.
Ambassador Page condemned a London newspaper reporter who waylaid his daughter and Franklin B. Sayres at midnight. The reporter demanded an interview with the president's daughter under the threat of losing his job.
Judge Henry Neil known as the father of mothers' pensions begins a campaign in New York. His prior work helped pass mothers' pension laws in Illinois and Ohio as he launches political effort in this state.
Isidor Tippmann reviews the Mollenhauer father son and grandson trio at the Normal school hall. Edward Mollenhauer leads with noble tone and deliberate craft, W F T Mollenhauer Sr displays strong violin gifts, and 15 year old W F T Mollenhauer Jr. impresses in ensemble pieces. Encores drew enthusiastic applause.
At the general assembly Principal McCormick announced interscholastic debate team tryouts with about twenty five candidates. Prof Layton Gouldin said season basketball tickets go on sale this week and seven interscholastic games plus seven class games are planned. The Boys Athletic Association hosts the Christmas Dance on December 23 in the Hixon Annex. Reading room list due out later this week.
A La Crosse discussion urges winter garbage collection to prevent contagion. The piece argues women’s clubs can inspect backyards, push budget allocations for removal, and compare with Madison’s system where residents pay for service. It warns an epidemic could arise if garbage piles go unchecked this winter.
A housekeeper declares the only decent fix is to remove the garbage and keep the city clean and safe. The plea emphasizes widespread support for waste removal.
In St Paul the Reverend William A Quayle argued that a son of a sickly bishop has better moral prospects than the son of a healthy burglar. He spoke to state farm students, contrasting with Reverend Samuel G Smith who at an earlier London eugenics congress chose the opposite. Smith declined further comment when pressed.
Bishop Quayle answered a long standing question about stealing when hungry. He stated he would rather be a dead man with a clean soul than alive with a thiefs conscience.
John F. Conrad, 31, formerly of Toledo, Ohio, shot and probably fatally wounded his wife in Indianapolis after she threatened to leave him. The couple had married here ten days earlier following a brief courtship.
A La Crosse Wisconsin resident testifies against kidney trouble praising Doan’s Kidney Pills now sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the tested remedy. She describes persistent backache and kidney irregularity cured and permanent, urging others to use Doan’s 50 cents for sale by all dealers.
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