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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
3
The piece likens senators and representatives to traders who trade the people’s rights for pap from big interests. It recalls Senator La Follette and cites Aldrich Cannon Elkins in a critique of power bargains and symbolic glitter used to please districts while robbing the public.
The piece accuses Senator Burrows of Michigan of trading Michigan's favors to Senator Aldrich in exchange for political favors. It frames Burrows as beholden to Aldrich’s machine, noting his pledge of allegiance while omitting the uneven bargain and loyalty that tied Michigan’s representation to Aldrich.
The Milwaukee Journal discusses national pressure on Senator La Follette and the push by Big Business to discipline him. It notes the search for a strong Wisconsin candidate and suggests Emanuel L. Phillips as a fitting figure with a storied Wisconsin political background to challenge the senator.
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills claim to stimulate liver activity without scour or griping. They are a stomach, liver, and nerve tonic that enriches blood and aids nourishment with no calomel. Sold by druggists in 10c and 25c sizes. free medical advice from Munyon's Doctors at 53rd and Jefferson Streets, Philadelphia.
A five minute homemade cough remedy yields a full pint for 54 cents and helps deep coughs. Mix granulated sugar with warm water, add 2% oz Pinex to fill a pint bottle, then take a teaspoon every one to three hours. It also aids whooping cough bronchitis hoarseness and chest pains. Strained honey can substitute the syrup for a honey and pine tar cough syrup.
A critical appraisal of Mr. Philipps describing his oratory and stance on railways, the primary law, and Wisconsin’s congressional influence. The piece notes his competence in public speaking, cautious independence, and potential danger to the reactionary cause. It weighs his strengths against perceived missteps and possible zeal.
The passage argues that waiting for Cook to speak could reveal important details. It entertains scenarios such as Peary's detectives pursuing him or thieves seeking records, and considers whether fear of assassination or expeditions to Etah might justify delaying judgment. It suggests Cook may have valuable information upon choosing to speak.
Advertising notes in current magazines show Peary has lost nothing on testimonials. The snippet implies continued trust in Peary endorsements as of the latest pages.
A reflective remark on social quarries and judgment suggests a world where moral failings are universal and no one bears the authority to cast stones. The saying frames accountability and hypocrisy in communal discourse.
A concise reflection asserts happiness follows from living by the golden rule. The saying emphasizes simple ethical guidance as a route to fulfillment.
B F Keith rose in the American amusement scene forming the Keith Proctor Amusement company in 1906 with F F Proctor and expanding control over leading vaudeville houses nationwide. Born in Hillsboro Bridge New Hampshire he built wealth through theater ventures and is noted as a precise organizer who rarely speaks unless there is substance.
Spotlight on the dramatic version of George Barr McCutcheons Graustark will be staged at La Crosse theater for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s matinee and night shows. The production has wowed audiences in Pittsburg Boston New York and Chicago with its scenic and electrical effects and lavish costumes.
Miss Gertrude Perry portrays the Princess Vetive with high praise for her dramatic ingenuity and William Wagner plays the adventurous American Lor ry. The cast is specially chosen and Baker & Castle provide a magnificent setting. Mr. Baker authored the adaptation while Mr. Castle oversees the production.
The La Crosse theater starts a Sunday matinee with J Long Morgan as the week’s lead in a strong touring company. The troupe has set records in Quin cy Rock Island Aurora Joliet Springfield and other cities with a repertoire of popular dramas and comedies plus high class vaudeville specialties. Morgan brings special scenery and a complete production. Monday features the four act comedy drama Big Heater Jim with interludes between acts.
The Merry Widow, Lehar’s gay Viennese operetta, comes to this city next month with Mabel Wilber as Sonia and George Damerel as Prince Danilo. Other cast members include Oscar Figman, William V. Strunz, Harold Blake, Charles Edward Wright, Sophie Barnard, Loni da Hilliard, Winifred Marshall and Viola Napp. The Savage English Grand Opera Orchestra will be conducted by Frank Mandeville.
A reporter asks Thomas A. Edison about the first talking machine. Edison replies that the earliest device was made long before his time, "out of a rib," implying a biblical reference rather than his own invention. The exchange frames the invention's true origin as preexisting and historical.
The piece recalls Bull Buncum's travel tales that promised grand lands and dissolving visions. Readers applauded the entertainment yet learned the yarns were hollow. Despite fault in prevarication, a subtle kindness shines through the critique.
A French contemporary recounts Victor Hugo dining with republicans and a missing guest. When asked why the meal is late, Hugo jokes that a fourth teen is needed, then solemns that the imbecile afraid to sit at table is himself.
In a saloon scene Zeph resists a bartender's nudge for fresh air. The bartender seizes Zeph by collar and trousers, drags him to the alley, urging him to brace up while Zeph protests he cannot be made to take air.
A quiet man named Mr. Howard visits a music store to buy the Mikado libretto for his sister. The clerk asks what it is and the man repeats the title while the clerk protests he does not speak Italian.
In a small Iowa town a political office paying $250 a year attracted strong competition. Ezekiel Hicks, a shrewd candidate, won some funds for his campaign but was unexpectedly defeated. He explained he refused to overspend and instead bought a small truck farm, noting the office salary did not justify high spending.
An advertisement touts Herpicide as a scientific cure that kills the dandruff germ. It argues scalp itch, dandruff, and hair loss stem from a germ, claims traditional tonics fail, and offers a sample for 19 cents with a one dollar bottle guarantee. Hoeschler Bros. is listed as special agents in Detroit, Michigan.
In a tense Washington exchange, President Tyler argues for asserting U S demands from the Columbia to Oregon with North American unity against Britain. Baroness Helena von Ritz remarks on a Texas attaché note, while Calhoun questions its credibility and Van Zandt’s role.
In a tense Senate scene, President Tyler presses for an answer to a bold Texas annexation proposal. John Calhoun, after prolonged reflection, agrees to consider the offer and signals readiness to pursue alliance with Texas through a formal treaty, aligning with expansionist aims.
The scene shifts as Ham turns pale and the Baroness von Ritz responds with resolve while Ham and Mr. Tyler exchange a glance. Mr. Tyler bows to dismissal. Mr. Pakenham contends earnestly with his companion as I seek a word with Mr. Calk. To be Continued.
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