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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
3
A nostalgic Christmas reflection notes Santa Claus arrival, the Pole snow, and a future idea of Santa traveling by air ship or wireless. It urges children to share their gifts with less fortunate kids and ends with a simple Merry Christmas.
Report reflects on the cruise of the American fleet into Pacific waters amid rumors about Jimn. The piece notes time of voyage influenced by circulating gossip and questions of justification.
The article argues the United States must fortify its Pacific position amid international tensions with Japan. It cites global Pacific frontages of Britain France Germany Russia and others, noting the U S extensive Pacific coast and strategic gateway role, urging decisive action to protect possessions and interests.
The proposal that Morris erred by not petitioning the street car company board instead of the state railroad commission will be seen as unjust to the commission which is viewed as fair and conservative.
The passage argues Knox is La Follette's only rival, or vice versa, noting the Wisconsin vantage point shows Taft prominently. It frames the rivalry as a political tilt within Wisconsin and national party dynamics.
Supporters of Fairbanks and La Follette propose a union to balance finances, arguing the pairing could help both sides meet their goals and stabilize interests.
The column questions if bankers warnings about keeping money in stockings will influence Santa. The line Peace on earth, good will toward men echoes a seasonal sentiment.
Senators La Follette and Stephen son met a few days ago in Washington with Wisconsin members of the lower house to discuss patronage. They dined together that evening, with Wisconsin congressmen appearing as a united family and aiming to lead the union.
A satirical note in Brooklyn Life contrasts language hurdles with a French country gentleman proudly offering to show coins, while his grapes remain fine. The piece uses humorous mispronunciations to poke fun at bilingual wordplay and social pretensions.
A village constable jokes about locking up trespassers and seeking a fourth player as three tramps request a game of whist. The quip captures local humor from Transatlantic Tales with a lighthearted civic scene.
Large audience enjoyed Grace Hayward and her versatile stock company in To Love and Obey with six new vaudeville acts. Tonight features A Woman's Way and Holmes with Sign of the Four. Tomorrow presents Sherlock Holmes. daily matinees begin Wednesday. Gillette sisters and Troley Car Trio headline a varied program with local talent.
Bell boy delivers humor with Von Hoff mimicking a young lady vocalist and other sounds. The week features A Drama in Seville with bull arena scenes. Kreutz's orchestra plays at both performances as the audience laughs at the comedian's impressions.
Collier's Weekly argues deep waterways hold vast industrial promise for the United States and that the president and Mississippi governors trip will spur practical study. It contends water routes offer strategic strength and should play a much larger future role in national welfare and policy.
The society column notes the household head has urged new clothes and a silk waist as the social season restarts. The editor warns all posted opinions are private, not hurried, and that they hold firm views, consistent with New Albin News style.
L Oignon remarks on an opement involving Skip and Gayley. Tete de Veau says the mother has not forgiven them and has gone to live with them.
In a festive exchange Hugh Eger ton reflects on a returning memory and a hoped reunion. Rosemary explains Angel is mother, Angel’s daughter. Hugh, shy with children, bonds easily with the charming girl, while preferring not to pursue connections through strangers’ children.
Rosemary fears harming Angel by bringing Hugh home while he recalls little about past kindnesses. Hugh jokes with Rosemary as they wonder if a chaperon is needed and whether Angel was ever named differently. Rosemary hopes Angel has always been and wonders about her name.
The Free Press argues La Follette leads Hughes six months before the convention, with growing support and stronger national representation. It notes Hughes falters while La Follette mobilizes the progressive base, and observes the nationwide mood favors La Follette if organized effectively. A comment closes on moral virtue tied to restraint.
Fashion notes describe an inverted plaits or gathers back petticoat with a five gore design suitable for silk or washable fabrics. Variations include frills embroidery or lace edges, plus options for cambric flounces and machine plaited fullness. Pattern 5853 fits ages 12, 14, 16. mail order by Fashion Department.
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