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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1912
Page
3
In a November statement Taft argues two great parties are the norm but notes Britain and Germany show multi party influence. He cites a Republican split and socialist activity as factors that could reshape US party dynamics and potential coalitions.
The article argues Mr. Keppel correctly insists on enforcing the law against long standing county and city practices that have become custom. It warns that challenging those cited may invite broader scrutiny, but supports pursuing lawful action and equal treatment in court for all who replace statute with precedent.
The excerpt discusses uncertainty about maintaining a two-party system and suggests it could shift to four parties competing for governing power within 12 to 19 years. It highlights potential changes in political dynamics and party viability.
An editorial weighs the impact of convicted iron workers officials in a dynamiting case on unionism. It argues the verdict would deter dishonest leaders, stresses the integrity of labor, and notes Roosevelt’s quip about postage as a side remark. The piece emphasizes learning from the case.
Renowned pianist Eugene d Albert files his fourth divorce suit citing ongoing marital discord and lack of harmony in the relationship. The case highlights ongoing personal challenges faced by the celebrated musician.
A poem set contrasts Uncle Peter a cynic who mocks progress and weather boasts with a tale of a Wales man buying three bulldogs in London and Brighton. The stories end on humorous notes about plans, bets, and the absurd expense of dogs.
A London report recounts a French critic asking to attend a dress rehearsal of George Bernard Shaw. Shaw insists rehearsals remain private as his comedies are not written for the next day. The anecdote illustrates Shaw’s emphasis on enduring craft over immediate reviews.
A retired officer recounts a South American war anecdote about Captain Blane who often faked illness to avoid battles. Two newsboys overhear a hospital tent rumor predicting major fighting, prompting the line that the captain is sick again as the clash looms.
Chicago report says American makers lose foreign sales to Germany as German firms outdo them in scientific approach and psychology, per Dr. George A. Dorsey of the University of Chicago addressing the Illinois Manufacturers' association.
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill presents a nut cake recipe praised as simple and consistently good. Ingredients include granulated sugar, chocolate, egg white, vanilla, and water for a versatile bake suitable for many households.
A New York report notes Mrs. O H P Belmont will stage a series of plays to support women's suffrage. Other items include Edison touting a kinethphone, a firefighter dog’s death, and various short news briefs from across the country.
The Rev. L. C. Smith D. D. aged 55 of 124 East Avenue died today. He served thirteen years as synodical superintendent of Presbyterian missions and was widely known across the state.
Captain Kettle plans a stealthy night maneuver against Dingoes’ raiding craft. He orders silent prep as four kherbs bearing fighting crews close in on his old anchorage with potential for a dramatic clash.
A La Crosse resident A Ohlhagen reports relief from back and kidney pain after using Deans Kidney Pills. He urges other kidney sufferers to try the remedy and confirms his positive experience. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Deans.
Madison Wis Dec 30 Secretary of State Frear warns all auto licenses must be renewed next month urging motorists to update registrations and avoid penalties.
A humorous exchange frames Sillicus praising a sweet nature while Cynicus notes the fly's fate in molasses. The playful duo contrasts charm with a sticky mishap.
An advertisement claims Minnesota Macaroni is four times as nutritious as beefsteak and six times as nutritious as potatoes. It stresses high protein content for strength and endurance, health benefits for families, and low cost at about one cent per dish. It also promotes Minnesota Cut Macaroni for even cooking and speed.
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