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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
3
The readable lines show day labels and numbers 7,786 7,797 7,814 7808 but lack context or full events to identify persons, organizations, or locations for a proper summary. The source remains too fragmentary to determine a specific incident or story.
A historical piece argues against belittling faith amid war urging Christian sincerity in rulers appeals. It contends patriotism and Christianity share aims, warns against demoralization, and questions misinterpretations of divine support in conflict. It notes divine judgment transcends human justification and calls for less pessimistic critique.
The piece argues that Christian nations advance civilization through religion and culture while acknowledging the harsher outcomes of urban neglect. It questions whether a mother’s efforts through prayer, art, and Sunday school fail when a boy returns scarred by street life and truancy, demanding action against the alley’s influence.
A critique on religious tolerance and periodic scandals in cults led by figures like Benjamin Purnell of the House of David. The author laments progress, notes historical uproars against false prophets, and cautions against atavistic backlash in civilizational standards.
The item notes King Albert plans to give every man in his army a box of Dutch cigars, claimed to boost ferocity. It also mentions the British missing a chance to catch a German fleet in the North Sea, humorously downplaying the count. A humorous ad line offers beauty at half price with an office application.
A fragmented miscellany notes Christmas gifts for French soldiers, playful lines about Tom and Jerry, a query about a formerly inseparable couple, plus a La Crosse reader's testimonial endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney issues. It includes a Doan's ad from Foster Milburn Co.
An earnest poem laments the gas meter as an ever faithful servant, tirelessly clicking and chattering while pondering retirement for its masters. The speaker admires the meter as perpetual motion and a constant, dependable presence in the home.
Mrs Cobb left a tote card at her country home saying All out Don't leave anything The return home revealed a full house ransacked of valuables A robbers note added Thanks We haven't left much The incident appears in Lippincotts Magazine with no further details on suspects or motives.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler praised the Principe di Undine for returning about 500 stranded Americans from renon. He noted a loss of $46,000 to Butler and some millionaires, but argued money generously spent can do good, countering the idea that money cannot buy happiness.
Six year old Felix finds four kittens in a cellar. A visitor asks to see them and Felix announces he will bring them up by their stems. His mother pleads caution as a wail echoes from the stairs.
In a Washington club the conversation shifted to flowers as Texas Congressman James L. Slayden flashed a gentle smile and recalled a memorable moment. His remark highlighted a lighthearted note amid political chatter.
A fragment from a serialized story shows Mr. Smith discussing flowers and costs, a tense exchange between companions, and a plot to flee Damascus with a nobleman’s permit. The scene blends garden gossip, disguises, and a dangerous escape bound for Mecca and missionaries.
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