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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

3

Call Up New Phone 86 C Ding a Ling

A dialogue excerpt shows Mrs Dothings confirming dinner provisions for the Mission New Year’s meal. The caller agrees to send items today or have them picked up. The City Mission relied on the help, aiming to feed a needy child on New Year’s Day.

Mr. Ivey

Resolved: Local Officials Reach Accord After Meeting

City council and county supervisors announced a formal resolution after a joint session held Tuesday. The agreement settles dispute over zoning changes and funding for the riverfront project, with a public comment period slated next week.

Burkett Plan Aims Federal Telecommunication Oversight

Senator Burkett of Nebraska plans after the holiday recess to introduce a bill extending the interstate commerce commission authority over telegraph and telephone business as interstate activity. The move follows calls for stronger regulation, possible scrutiny of the two major telegraph firms, and potential consolidation discussions. supporters urge federal supervision of rates and practices, with public approval anticipated.

Burkett Nebraska Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Post Office Department Wisconsin Commission

Judge or Prosecutor in Hains Case Faces Bias

The article critiques judge Justice Crane and prosecutor Thornton Hains in the Hains case, arguing the trial is prejudiced. It notes Hains as pre-judged and confrontational with defense witnesses, while urging a fair trial despite strong opinions.

Hains Thornton Hains Justice Crane

Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles Knight Errantry

Fragmentary text presents archaic phrases and stray dialogue about battle and cash, with references to a widow and slow music. No coherent event or identifiable people or places emerge from the readable portion.

Home title for landscape sparks quiet reply

An artist in Glasgow Times notes offers a moment in a studio as his wife asks for a title to his purple blue landscape. He muses then she suggests Home, arguing there’s no place like it.

Innist Fure Glasgow Times Octavia Baynhurst London Mrs. Brenton Katherine Santa Claus

Photographer and Father Create Comic Moment

A photographer suggests the young man place a hand on his father for a better shot. The father quips he would prefer the hand in his pocket, creating a humorous moment captured in Lustige Welt.

Special Difference Between Subway and Pulverized Coffee

A humorous dialogue features Mista Middleman and Mr Bones debating a supposed difference between a subway and pulverized coffee. The punchline: the subway is underground while the coffee is overground, followed by a playful line about a ballad in Bohemian style.

Mr. Bones Highnote

Divorce Wonders of King Solomon in Illustrations

A quip from Illustrated Bits contrasts modern divorce work with King Solomon’s famed 700 wives. The joke imagines how a lawyer would handle hypothetical legal splits and custody during ancient times.

Whyr

A Frosty Holiday Song Lyric Note

A poetic fragment from the Atlanta Constitution describing a frosty holiday mood with mentions of winter frolic and running against wind, framed as a nostalgic verse about seasonal cheer and frosty scenes.

Equally Guilty Hotel Proprietor Revealed

A Maine hotel owner, famed for kindness yet noted for frequent profanity, overhears a guest demanding a room change due to kitchen swearing. When asked about the source, the proprietor bluntly confesses he knows who swears and says the offender does not mean harm.

Maine Lippincott’s

The Unit Lesson and Mrs Bill’s Skin Answer

A Philadelphia Record snippet shows a teacher equating a pencil and a book to units and then asks students to name the apple peel as the skin of a unit. Little Bill volunteers with a shy reply labeling the peel as the skin of a unit.

Little Bill William Philadelphia Record

A Pleasant Prospect in Name Confusion

A Philadelphia woman hiring a domestic discovers the servant also named Mary. A struggle ensues over usage of first names. The householder finally opts to follow English custom and use the last name. The servant reveals it is Darling.

Philadelphia Mary Harper’s Weekly

Court to rehear case amid relief efforts from quake district

The court’s attitude is viewed as sound ground for a rehearing as the United States and its people assist in relief work for the earth quake struck district. The statement underscores ongoing national aid and humanitarian response to the disaster.

United States

Hip Hip Hooray arrives at La Crosse theater tonight

Laughter and rapid fire wit lead Joe Weber's Hip Hip Hooray staged here this evening after last season at Webers Music Hall. Bice and Cady headline a 40 member company with Mee Phelps Bella Dale Maria Trumbull William Mack Harry Chunk Edgar Lynch and Wellington Cross.

Joe Weber la Crosse Theater Bice Cady Weber Music Hall Mee Phelps Bella Dale Maria Trumbull William Mack Harry Chunk Edgar Lynch Wellington Cross Edgar Smith Gus Edward Julian Mitchell

Howe presents world pictures at La Crosse theater tomorrow

Lonan H Howe’s Lifeorama program showcases Indian empire scenes with temples sculptures and cosmopolitan Bombay and Calcutta Then natural history segments feature cats dogs monkeys and parrots A thrilling ten mile England steeplechase and travel shots of Savoy France Australia Naples and Sicily round out the program’s varied beauty and interest

Lonan H. Howe la Crosse Theater Indian Empire India Bombay Calcutta Europe Howe England Savoy France Naples Sicily Reedham

Miss Myrtle Reiner Star of The Judge The Girl The Wise Guy

Miss Myrtle Reiner, playing the title role in The Judge The Girl The Wise Guy, is an actress of unusual ability who brings vivacity and life to every production. She has become a general favorite among theatre goers nationwide. La Crosse theater. Sunday Jan 3.

Myrtle Reiner la Crosse Theater

Amateur Bijou try outs spark busy week of submissions

Numerous applications arrived this week for try outs at the Bijou amateur performance tonight. Selecting suitable material for the extra bill proved challenging as only a small portion of the raw offerings were fit for a fair show. The highlight is a weinerwurst quartet performing up-to-date songs and popular ballads, expected to meet all expectations.

Weinerwurst

Syrup of Figs and Senna Promoted as Gentle Laxative

The General Demand for a simple, pleasant, efficient laxative is cited in support of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. The California Fig Syrup Co. emphasizes ethical sourcing and known wholesome ingredients, urging purchase only of the genuine product from leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.

California Fig Syrup Co

Forbidden Road Diaries of Kat Grainger and Camilla

Katherine Grainger awakens in Mrs Brenton’s house to a new life of independence while pondering her uncertain guardianship and past. Camilla doubts Samuels intentions as she plans a ride and money over power. Katherine’s resolve grows to defy her former guardian and seek education and freedom, amid changing loyalties and danger.

Mrs. Brenton Agnes Camilla Sir Samuel Mrs. Lancing Dennis Sammy

It Ignited Little Rollis at the Table Soup Sparks

A four year old boy, fond of tomato soup, tasted it before cooling and exclaimed that the hot soup made sparks run down him. The remark was recorded by the Delineator, noting his hungry haste and surprised reaction.

Rollis

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