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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
8
The advertisement announces a Saturday morning sale from 8 to 1 selling ladies wear including nightgowns skirts corset covers drawers and combinations with the entire stock of fine muslin underwear offered at reduced prices.
Washington dispatch notes Navy sailors will observe Christmas aboard battleships and vessels with minimal work duties. Festivities include boxing and wrestling matches, minstrel shows, vaudeville acts, and dual Christmas trees in ward rooms. Gift boxes from home are sent aboard with advance sailing notices.
Dr James Dwight and other National Lawn Tennis Association members met in New York to discuss a potential annual international match with England. The English association began a push for such a series, separate from the Davis Cup, to be played if negotiations succeed, with alternation between the two nations.
The text promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as an easy solution to preserve or restore hair color. It cites grandmothers using sage tea, notes modern availability for 50 cents to 1 dollar a bottle, and lists Wyeth Chemical Company in New York City and O T Erhart as a recommender.
Judge R S Lovett president of the Union and Southern Pacific lines tells the securities commission they do not object to federal regulation of railroad stock though he doubts its constitutionality. He adds a moral reflection on wrath and swearing.
Secretary Norton deploys Secret Service operatives to manage callers at the executive offices during Taft's presidency. Two officers are on duty to screen visitors and direct nonessential ones away, improving access and reducing delays. The plan aims to curb lengthy waits and cranks while preserving security.
Havana December 22 The ultra liberal party blames President Gomez for scheming to stay in power despite vows to resign. They cite the failed dispatch of General Guerra on a foreign mission and Gomez's fishing hobby as signs of neglecting state duties. A popular song mocks the chaotic politics with the refrain and the president is fishing.
The assault and battery case against Charles Robinson proprietor of a Fourth Street saloon and Henry Coleman was adjourned to 10 oclock Friday morning Dec 30. Hendrickson alleges he was thrown out of the saloon kicked and beaten by Robinson and Coleman.
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