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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
12
London December 21. Lloyd George the minister of munitions eats breakfast at nine. Mrs Lloyd George eats at seven thirty and joins her husband for a second breakfast to keep him company.
Senator A B Cummins of Iowa has called off his Christmas tour through Minnesota due to duties with a Washington committee. The decision affects planned appearances across several cities in the state during the holiday period.
Milwaukee public school pupils will earn school credits for at home chores such as dishwashing bread making and errands under a plan directed by Miss Caroline Nelson. Parents will receive monthly ecards to record each creditable deed with totals ranging from two to twelve credits per task and the program expands after Christmas holidays.
Racine residents report two gray foxes seen in the city prompting sportsmen to carry firearms as police prepare permits. A milk peddler witnessed the animals on a lawn at Thomas M. Kearney’s home and rushed to the station to request shoot within city limits.
General Jekoff, commander in chief of the Bulgarian armies, was sentenced to death for striking a superior officer but was pardoned. The incident occurred during his earlier tenure as a lieutenant.
Rome G. Miller, proprietor of the Millard hotel in Omaha, Nebraska, must pay Emil J. Strahl $6,500 for injuries from unsafe fire escapes on January 22, 1911. The supreme court upheld state statutes requiring safety appliances in hotels.
A quip notes that true honesty is avoided unless clever cover is used. It frames modesty as selective, implying truth is always filtered by appearances or pretense.
Wisconsin becomes among the first states to place books in public access via the National Reading Circle. The Wisconsin Free Library commission will supply titles to Young People’s Reading Circle readers and teachers and use Traveling Libraries and Parcel Post to reach counties. Advisory members include Professor Charles Forster Smith and colleagues from Virginia Minnesota and Yale.
Sheboygan reports a growing winter sport movement as clubs form across the state. Beloit plans two post Christmas tournaments for pros and amateurs. Milwaukee to host its annual Nagawicka tournament in February with top skiers expected.
A concise reflection on natural law: obedience to nature yields service, while disobedience yields domination. The text frames nature as a guiding force that rewards compliance and governs those who ignore its dictates.
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