Wisconsin Senator La Follette Gains Attention in National Race
Nevada's Tonopath Sun backs Robert M. La Follette as the best fit to carry Roosevelt policies into a national leadership role. The Seattle Daily Star mirrors reformist sentiment, noting La Follette’s past fights against railroad extortion and predicting he could win the Republican nomination if nominated.
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Northwest supportive notes on La Follette from Oregon editorials
A St Paul correspondent surveys northwest reaction to Senator La Follette. Governor Geer of Oregon lauds La Follette as near the progressive ideal, noting Wisconsin’s strong governance, fair taxation, and effective corporate control.
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The Little Prospector debuts at the theatre tonight
Manager Frank G. King presents Chic Perkins in a new four act play The Little Prospector by Edward Locke of New York City. The production features elaborate scenery and a troupe of highly qualified performers, promised to be first class and up to date.
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Alice in Wonderland Delights Local Audiences
After months, the townspeople still hear the catchy music on evenings as the play enchants crowds. The production features standout songs, with some challenging for local singers, and benefits from Miss Elizabeth Buch's polished performance. Friday and Saturday promise a memorable theatre experience.
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Trempealeau County Wafts a Weather Tale and Shade-Tree Credit
A Trempealeau Wisconsin letter from E H Cleveland challenges official weather credit to Mr Thompson. He and Barney McGraw and John Garinger claim partial share due to moving a hackberry tree that attracted heat and air, linking weather to local activity. The note blends satire with civic pride and regional witticisms. Cleveland cites woodchucks and warm waves as supporting evidence.
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String as Universal Tool in Japan Observed by American
A New York Tribune writer in Japan notes the string is a vital multi use tool for emergency repairs, measurements, and even tying wrists of arrested suspects to guide them to the lockup, illustrating local respect for law.
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Fire safety in small towns echoes Boyertown tragedy
The New York Globe criticizes rural public venues for dangerous fire traps. It urges safer design by placing halls on the first floor and adding exits, arguing lives in small settlements deserve the same precautions as big cities to prevent deadly fires.
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Humor in College Athletics Reform at Columbia
The Cornell Widow notes sympathy for Columbia’s football woes and a playful tale from 1999 about a knitting team trophy and a crying president praying for athletic reform. It cites humorous college journalism from the Bohenian.
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Secrets and Shadow in Kensington Gardens Conspiracy
Paul Boriskoff confronts Richard Gessner in Kensington Gardens revealing that Gessner betrayed Poland for personal gain. The Pole warns the banker that Warsaw’s Committee would deadly judge treachery, while Boriskoff presses to secure his own safety through the confession.
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Useless Studies. Pat Sr and Patsy discuss school
Pat Sr derides Patsy for studying French, English composition, algebra and geometry. He predicts the work will not help him when he grows up to carry the hod. The Bohemian remark emphasizes low expectations.
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Fashion Hints A Blouse Pattern 5878 By May Manton
The blouse is built over a plain lining with chemisette facing and attached sleeves. It uses long or three quarter sleeves with V shaped back cuffs and requires specific yardage for sizes bust 32 to 40. Pattern 5878 can be mailed by the Fashion Department for ten cents plus postage.
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