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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
2
England faces mounting war costs as the richest belligerent weighs the financial burden of sustained destruction and contemplates stringent measures to meet wartime expenses. J W T Mason reports from New York on the shifting economic pressures of the conflict.
A vintage drugstore advertisement touts D. D. Prescription wash for summer skin troubles. It claims instant relief from heat rashes ivy poison bites and hives, with a 25 cent bottle price and a money back guarantee. Also promotes D. Soap and Columbian Drug Store offerings.
Premier Asquith signals Britain cannot cover war costs from surplus earnings and must seek loans. The article argues Britain may curb imports to fund ammunition while urging voluntary restraint abroad, noting a shift in foreign trade toward essentials and the potential equality of industry pressures with Germany if the war lasts longer.
St Paul Minn July 1 Officers of the National Catholic Educational association elected this afternoon include His Eminence James Cardinal Gibbons honorary president Rt Rev T J Shehan president general Very Rev James A Burns Right Rev Mgr J A Connolly and Rev F Siegfried as vice presidents general Rev Francis W Howard secretary general and Rev Francis T Moran treasurer general from several cities.
The author advises trimming harmful thoughts as weeds and discarding them quickly. Replace with harmonious ideas to prevent venomous emotions such as fear envy hate worry remorse anger from taking root. The guidance emphasizes swift action and mental reshaping for inner peace.
Harmony chautauqua boosters with twenty autos and the Harmony brass band toured surrounding towns in an early week campaign to publicize the chautauqua and Harmony. The event preceded a July 6 to July 10 festival. rain fell in Canton as they traveled.
Advertising copy describes Resinol ointment for eczema itching and burning. It claims rapid relief from itching and sleepless nights, soothing antiseptic action to arrest disease and restore skin to health at little cost, prescribed by doctors for twenty years.
A vintage ad asserts Resinol medicated shampoo with resins soothes scalp itch and dandruff, cleansing hair for a lively thick look. It describes long lasting comfort and glossy results after use.
John Lund visits his daughter Mrs George Har stad in Willmar Minnesota. H A Daniels returns to Los Angeles after a two months business stay. H F Jones attends the Panama exposition then plans more tours. Mrs Guy Donnelly returns from a six week Ohio visit. Mr and Mrs Christ Anderson return to Marmarth North Carolina after visiting Ole Afseth and kin. Martin Harstad and bride arrive from Gray Hagle Minnesota and stay with Aus ton Morem.
An Exchange letter argues that Greece founded higher culture and Norway leads modern nations in civilization through democracy and the art of manly living. The writer lauds Norway as the most civilized nation among modern states.
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