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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1914

Page

2

Pretty wedding at Chaseburg in Wisconsin

Miss Julia Geary wed Oluf Engh at the John Geary home in Chaseburg Wisconsin in a small ceremony attended by relatives. A reception drew about two hundred guests. The couple will live on a nearby farm. Also noted are local society items, poultry show ribbons for Henry Aiken, and several social and personal notices from area residents and visitors.

Julia Geary Oluf Engh John Geary Enghe Chaseburg Henry Aiken Winona Aiken S. S. Ladies’ Aid Society Gardener's Hall Rose Hass la Crosse C. Ender John Hellwig Eral Stoddard Walter Edna Palecheck Mayme Aggie Spika Coon Valley G. B. Gardner Viroqua Lizzie Canning Elmer Oehler J. M. Aiken Green Bay Dorothy

Cabin In The Woods Becomes Friends In Winter

Daddy narrates a sleigh ride with children Evelyn and Jack through a desolate woodland. They spot a lonely snowy cabin and imagine logs and trees speaking. The tale shifts to weather spirits like Snow, Jack Frost, and winds, suggesting winter is not lonely but a time for return and warmth.

Evelyn Jack Son Daddy Old Jack Frost Snew North Pole

England War Letter Describes Frugal Home Front Support

A letter to Mrs. A. A. Maurer from Elmwood, Manchester England, recounts civilians sacrificing comfort to aid troops. It notes knitting on trains and at events, scarcity of drugs and sugar, and the impact of war tax, Belgian refugees, and sympathy for Belgium while criticizing German actions.

England A. A. Maurer North Seventh Street Elmwood Manchester Dora Kathleen Boyles Jack Tars Mary Susannah Belgium Germany Berlin Prussia Washington Manchester Fourth Battalion Regular Army Himmel France Amefrica Pasteur Institute Dorah P. c Home Office Mr. B America Ostend

Purdue Women Set Lawsuit Over Damages in Lafayette

In Lafayette Indiana in January seven Purdue University women will defend a suit brought by fellow student Miss Mabel Rogers who claims her health was damaged by the defendants who allegedly hated her One defendant is Miss Ruth Cowen of Chicago.

Lafayette Indiana Purdue University Mabel Rogers Ruth Cowen Chicago

Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Card Cites E W Grove

A short promotional card urges when feeling a cold to think of the full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and to look for E W Grove’s signature on the box, noting a price of 25c.

E.W. Grove

Specifications Sought. High Brow or Low Neck Species

A Philadelphia Ledger item quotes a debate on classification asking if a subject is high brow or low neck, noting a very smart woman is involved. The terse remark frames stylistic inquiry as a broader discussion.

Philadelphia Ledger

Lonely Christmas in Lone Pine Montana Tale

Amy Finch alone in Lone Pine Montana nurses a wounded Chicago broker, Paul Werden, after a holdup. Her kindness deepens as Miss Heppy, her aunt, plans a match with a sudden Christmas romance. Paul reveals plans to win Amy and marry her, with Heppy amused at the setup.

McClure Amy Finch Lone Pine Bend Lone Pine Montana Illinois Amy Rod Purdy Miss Heppy Vixen Heppy Paul Verdon Paul Werdon Chicago Paul Miss Matchmaker

Sign Directed Fray Over Hitching Telegraph Post

An elderly farmer drives to town and ties his team to a telegraph post. A burly policeman objects and a heated exchange follows over the sign reading Fine For Hitching. The incident showcases rural stubbornness and authority in a small Kansas City area.

Kansas City Star

Adler i k a keeps La Crosse in thrall

Hoeschler Bros reports heavy Adler i ka sales in La Crosse. A buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture is claimed to relieve almost any constipation and digestive discomfort. Users quote rapid gas relief within a minute and assert the remedy is safe and nongriping.

Hoeschler Bros la Crosse

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