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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1906
Page
6
Police and reporters scoured Indian Hill to the south side cemetery and along the La Crosse river seeking a body believed to have killed himself. No corpse was found though Frank Yolton located dogs that may have sparked the false lead.
President John Elliott of the La Crosse league club says the yesterday forfeited game to Oshkosh will be protested. He notes league rules allow withholding a doubleheader until late in the season and claims La Crosse’s average is higher than shown. Next week Medwytski and Vogt return. more games are arranged at Board of Trade barbecue and an off date pairing with professionals.
Henry Weiss aged 53 years 7 months 10 days died at 1772 South Third street yesterday from a complication of diseases after a three year illness. He was born in Pennsylvania and moved here as a boy. Survived by mother, three brothers, and two sisters. Funeral from St. Joseph cathedral at 9 o clock Wednesday with Rev Sluyter officiating Miller Brothers in charge. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
Carl Reesche of Chaseburg died last night at the age of 6T years. He leaves four children. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 PM from his residence with Rev. Palecheck officiating and Mrs Theo Mannstedt in charge.
Judge Daniels issued two summons this morning in Earl Rewey versus Wooley and Hanson and Edward Tessman versus Wooley and Hanson. Twenty cases remain pending in Judge Daniels court to be disposed of within the next week.
Mrs John Taylor and family of Rose Street are visiting in Minneapolis, spending time with relatives and enjoying local sights during their stay in the city.
Manila dispatch reports Lieutenant Williams directing a detachment clashing with six hundred Pulejanes on Island Leyte. Lieutenant Worswick twelve privates and Civilian Scout McBride killed. Williams forced to retreat. Fourteen rifles and two revolvers captured. Major Nevill sends Twenty-fourth Infantry to the area. This marks Worswick's first battle.
The body of A C Heath father of Mrs S B Oatman who died in Los Angeles on Sunday July 5 will arrive at 6 oclock over the Burlington road. The funeral will be held at 3 oclock tomorrow afternoon from the residence of his daughter Mrs S B Oatman 117 Main Street Rev Lowe will conduct services Miller Brothers in charge interment at Oak Grove cemetery.
We express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during our bereavement after the death of our son and brother Joe. Special thanks to Father Till from Mrs. Phillip Leiser and Family.
A historical note on how the quest for usefulness is aided by the fixed habit of reading advertisements. The passage links practical aims with daily ad reading as a means to ease errands and collect useful information.
Dr. Schrierner’s twenty-fifth birthday anniversary is celebrated with R. Skaar and doctors Gunderson and Christianosa traveling to Westby for the event this afternoon.
A fragmented line discusses income flows and penalties for ignorance, questioning how much is paid out, kept, and sent elsewhere. The tone imitates a consumer section variant, hinting at financial friction and the allure of store ads in everyday budgeting.
TO TEACH JOURNALISM July 23 A chair of journalism has been founded at Strassburg university. The experienced professor who has not yet been appointed will lecture on all branches for a newspaper man's work. He will teach the right method of treating political questions especially those of international importance. From time to time he will issue a model newspaper.
Exalted Ruler R T Case of the B P O E has returned from Madison. He was unable to see Senator La Follette due to Mr La Follette's absence from the city. Dr Case says he has given up on securing the senator’s attendance at the Elks state convention next month.
Advice from the New York World excerpt asserts men resent lovers' declarations in marriage letters. It argues husbands want self respect and dislike repeated love phrases, preferring actions or subtler cues over the words I love you.
Mather, a hard hearted factory man, grows drawn to Sister Ruth at a Salvation Army street meeting. Night after night he attends for her, and after confession and a bold proposal she reveals she loves him in return, transforming their bleak world into imagined paradise.
A children's tale set with Eva Grace and Lou voyagers bound for fairy land on a sanded dory. They imagine honey tablets, rainbow ropes, and a doll wish, with Geraldine debating a sibling gift and a motherly decision shaping a magical dawn reveal.
Thin sirup may be thickened by boiling. Beating makes cake fine grained with light texture. Peanuts mashed with salt and cream make a good sandwich filling. A floury cheesecloth dusted board allows softer dough for cookies. For croquettes plunge the wire basket into hot fat first to prevent sticking. Mustard and horseradish combine into a relish for cold meats. Mix yellow mustard with an equal amount of boiled horseradish and thin with the horseradish water.
A society woman, noted for original ideas, goes hat shopping with a friend. She confesses weariness and a mirror tells her she looks a fright, yet she tests hats at her worst to gauge future appearance when fresh. She believes worst looks predict best results with a new hair wave.
A remedy titled Tor Soap substitutes almond meal for those who cannot macure soap. Use with warm water for skin refinement. Formula includes ortis root wheat flour white castile soap borax bitter almonds oil bergamot musk tincture musk. mix and sift.
The note advises that hollow cheeks come from weak muscles and suggests strengthening them by wetting with cold water and rubbing gently in circular motions with a soft Turkish towel to improve tone.
A fragment notes merchants refused to buy ad space unless the message offered clear value to readers. The remark implies a push for engaging content and reader benefit to justify marketing spend.
In a vivid Saturday Evening Post tale set in Wichita during boom days a boastful lawyer is stabbed in a street confrontation. He collapses on a billiard table during his last oration as reporters arrive and the doctor notes a shallow knife wound.
A young bond salesman met Marshall Field in 1905 seeking Pennsylvan ia railroad guaranteed bonds. Field dismissed the pitch noting he would invest only in fully developed opportunities with growth potential and warned against overreaching beyond prudent, businesslike risk. He favored putting surplus where it could grow in value.
A performer asks an audience member to write three or four figures or a friend’s name on a sheet of paper. The paper is then placed on a handy object, a photograph frame, to facilitate writing.
Geraldine receives a baby doll from Aunty and debates giving her old doll to Lon. Her mother hints that sometimes it is wiser to give away old items and keep new ones, teaching generosity and thoughtful sharing within a family setting.
A neighbor hood notice outlines a plan for local youths to publish a paper. Elect an editor per issue with assistants, feature home news stories, entertainment, sports, personals, and short tales. Include drawings if possible and sell the copy to the highest bidder.
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