Ender Patent Metal Shields touted for storm proof doors
Public notice extols Ender Patent Metal Shields for door bottoms to stop wind rain snow and cold and prevent leaks and ice buildup. It lists numerous local businesses and individuals endorsing the product and urges inquiry for installation and cost details. Prices given: Gator facing 1.25, Copper 2.50, Nickel plated 4.00. For details contact the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ender
J. F. Walsh
Billy Bronson
Bronson M. & C. Newburg
Josten Hardware Co
N. Nustad
Paulsen Shoe Co
Continental Clothing House
Robert Braun
Nels Thompson
Nicholson Scott Co
Martin Bros. Co
la Crosse Outfitting Co
Schaldach & Co
Whitebreast Coal Co
McClellan Paper Co
the Security Savings Bank
la Crosse Hat Works
la Crosse Press’ Co
la Crosse Steam Laundry Co
Inland Printing Co
E. J. Law
John Brismer
Chas. L. Weis
J. J. Poehling & Co
F. A. Bigelow
I. H. Moulton
Henry & Frank
D. Jehsen, Jr
V. Tausche Hardware Co
J. de Ranitzs
Wealth and indifference dull the hurt of abuse
A compact remark notes that the wealthier a man becomes, the more he faces abuse and the less he responds. The idea suggests money muffles pain while eroding empathy, implying a cycle where wealth deepens mistreatment without prompting remorse.
Rev Hoag in Trenton Promotes Muscular Christianity
Rev John Wellington Hoag, former pastor of the First Baptist in this city, now at Trenton New Jersey, draws attention with sermons on The Young Man and His Muscle and a push for outdoor exercise. He is an athlete with a Yale Princeton background, still active in sports and training, and his Sunday Evening Men’s Club broadens church appeal to both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wellington Hoag
First Baptist Church
Trenton
N. J
Trenton Sunday
Hoag
Center
Bridge Streets
America
Mr. Hoag
Yale
Princeton
First
First Baptists
First Baptist
Swedes and Danes Delve Into Washington's Social Life
In Washington DC on December 17 Denmark and Sweden join social circles, leasing a million dollar legation house. Count Moltke heads the Danish mission with Countess Moltke renowned for entertainments, while Herman De Lagercrantz leads the Swedish mission with lavish wealth and charming daughters Eva and Mary debuting after New Year. The two nations are poised for a high society season with strong entertainment prospects and notable diplomatic households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinggon
D. C
Denmark
Sweden
Washington
United States
Count Moltke
Countess Moltke
Herman de Lagercrantz
Mr. de Lagercrantz
Madame de Lagercrantz
Daugh
Ters
Mile
Eva de Lagercrantz
Mlle
Mary de Lagercrantz
Woman's Club Meets and Reports Progress
The Woman's club met with Mrs. Long on Tuesday. Leader was Mrs. Chubb. A paper titled Fifty Years of Progress by Mrs. Lueck was read along with Opportunity by Mrs. Pope. Magazine work was led by Mrs. Parker. La Crosse Plow Co announced new Spring Sleighs with a large discount line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Long
Chubb
Lueck
Pope
Parker
la Crosse Plow Co
Wheels and politics become a man’s all consuming drive
A critic notes that some men rely on their cars as a metaphor for influence, treating mobility and personal transit as if they supply the machinery of governance. The commentary contrasts practical travel with political power, implying folly in equating automobiles with political clout.
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Cascarets
Selier
James W. Kidd
Kidd Building
Fort Wayne
Ind
North Third Street
LA Crosse
Sunday Advertiser
UP Young Minister
Rev. Hoag
Woman's Club
Anderson
Main Street
Mississippi
Gund
Europe
St. Louis
John Gund Brewing CO
Peerless
la Crosse, Wis
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