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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
3
The fragment lists addresses and names connected to the Tribune syndicate in Madison area and New York City. It mentions editorial office at 323-1 Dept. 3-4 Bordel and representatives Paves and Young Maxwell at 4 W. Blith St. New York City.
A. A. Siever Vetted circulation report for The Association Of Advertisers shows December 1908 verified and sworn by Notary Public E. Bleekman.
The January Review of Reviews recaps President Roosevelt’s impact on the Navy, praising his decisive style and readiness to reorganize the Navy Department. It notes his push for preparedness, criticizes bureaucratic inefficiency, and highlights Reuterdahl’s sharp critique of naval methods and shipbuilding policy.
The piece traces early 1900s naval defects exposing unpreparedness and high costs for battleships. It credits Theodore Roosevelt for breaking bureau inertia, advancing target practice, better gunsights, and improved gunnery, arguing these steps raised U S naval fighting power and set a lasting standard.
Scott's Emulsion is pitched as nourishment and medicine for digestion. A small dose three times daily may work wonders, with urging to send the paper name, address, and postage to Dott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York for a free atlas.
An advertisement claims a skin treatment using glycerine rosewater tincture cadomene and borax can nourish flesh and transform deformed women into shapely figures. Directions include mixing at home and applying twice daily with hot water washing after. It asserts a woman who used it won a wealthy husband.
A Cornish dialogue precedes a Drearyhurst railway stop scene where a traveler hurries for an Overland Limited ticket to Kansas City. He learns the train speeds by at fifty miles per hour and the ticket seller and townsfolk exchange quick, witty banter about stops and questions.
A campaign adviser questions the impact of the next speech while the candidate asserts confidence. The exchange highlights tense preparation and expectations surrounding a pivotal address.
The Washington Star recalls Charles Eliot Norton noting a meeting between Thomas Carlyle and Mallock. Carlyle, silent through two hours, gently ends the encounter at the door with a pipe in hand and a final remark about knowing Mallock’s mother yet not wishing to see him again.
Fragmentary notice notes a question about a lake being artificial and a response asserting it is real. The excerpt resembles a humorous exchange from the New York Herald with playful dialect about water features and a garden setting.
In Washington D C on January 22 Senator La Follette and other Republicans congratulated Governor elect George E Chamberlain, praising the Oregon primary law. Some elder senators threaten to challenge his seat, but insurgents and Democrats unite to back Chamberlin admission.
Mrs Lancing debates meeting a visitor as Camilla confesses trouble. Rupert Haverford offers help and hints at support, while Miss Grainger manages the uneasy household. Tension rises over care for the children and unresolved worries.
North Brothers company stages a big hit this week, delivering unusual entertainment to theater patrons. Miss Genevieve Russell leads in the performance, noted for her handsome presence on stage.
Amateurs at the Bijou present a varied bill headlined by Odin Olson a North Side politician delivering a stump speech and review of the North Side Floyd Kulczynski and Ralph Devine La Crosse gymnasts perform tumbling George Yarrington sings Parodies Carl Schuffel offers solo numbers a black face musical act with a noted voice closes the program.
A playful verse fragment implores a lover to press closer with fevered fervor as nerves respond to shared intimacy and a bold mustard plaster metaphor signals intimate healing. The poem blends tension with a charged, intimate mood.
A reader asks whether a correspondence school employs only mail teachers. The fragment mentions mail teachers but lacks specifics on hiring policies, roles, or program structure.
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