Notary Public Acknowledgment Dated November 1 1916
Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day of November 1916. Showgisen Notary Public. The fragment confirms a sworn statement witnessing by a notary public with the date and official.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1915
Page
3
Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day of November 1916. Showgisen Notary Public. The fragment confirms a sworn statement witnessing by a notary public with the date and official.
The piece portrays William Howard Taft as an eminent educator and considerate citizen. It praises his lifelong habit of learning, his Yale professorship, and his nonpartisan stance. It frames Taft as a unifying patriot focused on American fundamentals amid partisan discourse over Wilson and the Lusitania crisis.
A crude critique of Senator La Follette’s presidential aspirations and past bids for governor. The speaker condemns alleged hypocrisy and calls for accountability while suggesting Governor Philipp would not repeat such moves. The tone is harsh and accusatory, reflecting early 20th century political column rhetoric.
Governor Philipp praised as a candid and capable chief executive in a Sunday Sentinel discussion. The piece notes no formal campaign ties for his La Crosse visit, as the event is a bipartisan dinner, with political pressure by Mr. Tait likely to be debated in election records.
An anniversary tribute praises the La Crosse M and J club for its role in local growth and thanks veteran members for their early days. The piece notes forward-looking reflection, wishes for many more years of activity, and a light humorous aside about a lottery draw.
The weekly actual bank statement for New York on Saturday reports surplus down 20.26 million, loans up 28.07 million, vault reserves down 23.21 million, Federal Reserve reserves up 3.88 million, other depositories up 0.28 million, net demand deposits up 8.21 million, net time deposits down 0.43 million, and circulation up 0.023 million, totaling aggregate reserves at 729.632 million.
Cleveland December 18 The merger of the lake fleets of the Interstate Steamship Company controlled by Pickands Mather and Company and the Cleveland Steamship Company known as the Mitchell Hue is reported underway. The deal involves substantial outstanding capital and signals consolidation in Great Lakes shipping.
A cropped compendium of humorous snippets and quips. The notes include Christmas gift jokes about socks and sizable gifts, a Pat in Ireland whitewashing only the front, Gladys pursuing domestic lessons, a husband relying on the alarm clock, and a tramp’s cheeky retort to a judge.
A vintage health ad urges regular meat eaters to flush kidneys with four ounces of rad baby from a pharmacy before breakfast for several days. It promotes Jad Salts, an effervescent drink made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, claimed to cleanse sluggish kidneys and prevent bladder irritation.
Local comments and testimonials circulate on health products amid questions of endorsement. A La Crosse grocer cites kidney pills and a promotion about a health food as credible, while residents discuss reliability of endorsements and the promoter's claims.
New York reports indicate German and Ottoman forces are massing around Bethlehem Nazareth and Jerusalem with likely aims to strike Egypt via the Suez Canal. Defense strength and desert logistics challenge any invasion, while troop concentrations suggest potential strategy shifts but time will reveal factory capabilities and actual deployment.
In a dim Winter Garden in Berlin, Billy Capper returns, aiding a companion as a lace cape is placed over her shoulders. A promise to return with his “number” to his people lingers amid a marked shift to the city’s glittering life, while Captain Woodhouse observes American tourists and a tense social scene unfolds around him.
A fragmentary scene unfolds in a German speaking gathering in Berlin where Mrs Peck’s exhibition prompts gossip among locals. A man named Woodhouse reacts to an American woman’s curious intrusion and a graceful return of a woman of ripa beauty, as a late arrival joins with a warm greeting and cautious parting.
The passage shows a terse exchange between Wood house and Ferhajy3 about a discreet meeting. The characters discuss safety and propriety, implying a plan to avoid a highly public setting and suggesting tension or anticipation in the scene.
A humorous exchange unfolds with a prison parson and a defendant claiming misfortune from thirteen. The dialogue touches on jurors, a judge, marriage breakdown, and a boast about divorce. A quip about smoking and feebleness adds to the lighthearted legal banter.
A mother urges Caroline to favor Joshua Thornbuckle for her father’s sake despite him being plain in looks. She recalls Thornbuckle saved Caro’s father from bankruptcy and that a friend in need is a friend indeed. Caro protests he is Dow-legged and not in need.
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