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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
11
Mercerized union suits with law necked sleeves and lace trim offered at 5 cents, blue and lavender lisle models, umbrella drawers styles at 29 cents, Monday sale includes lace trimmed women’s drawers in withrella style at 5 cents.
A long society page recounts residents and visitors attending concerts and social events. Names include Harry Pachman, Miss Minnie Minty, James R. Kerr, and Mrs. G. C. Hixon. Guests travel to Chicago, Minneapolis, and Boston. Local entertainments include choir performances and personal visits to relatives and friends across Minnesota and surrounding states.
First Congregational Church at main and Seventh streets lists Henry Faville as pastor with morning and evening services and topics The Morning subject The Rudder of the Home Ship The Evening subject The Personal Presence of Christ in Lacrosse Sunday School at noon Young People’s Meeting at 6 30 PM Also First Baptist Church on Sixth Street between Main and King pastors Rev John Wellington To g Morning service at 10 30 AM and evening preaching at 7 30 PM with a Youth service at 4 30 PM Christ Church at 6th and Main conducts Holy Eucharist with a full liturgy and Evensong at 7 30 PM St Paul’s Universalist Church at 8th and Gass listed pastor Rev John Smith Lowe has services at 9 30 AM and 7 30 PM Sunday School at noon Y P C U at 6 30 PM Morning sermon Staying in the World and Doing Our Best Evening Gospel of Christ and Present Day Problems West Ave Methodist between Mississippi and Jackson Heary Goodsell pastor Morning 10 30 AM Evening 7 45 PM
A dense list of religious services and events across several churches. References include Epworth League meetings, sermons on the Pentecostal Spirit, Whitsunday services, and sacramental rites. Also noted are concerts, Sunday School times, and a miscellany of literary items and children's readings.
A harmless camphor scorpion floats on water, illustrating density, cohesion, and surface tension. As lumps slowly drift, the article explains camphor’s lower density than water, higher density than alcohol, and the cohesive forces keeping the pieces together while the surface moves due to liquid surface tension.
A Greek myth mirrors the Bible story of Noah and the flood. Zeus sends fire to Flellas, Deucalion and Pyrrha survive in an ark, nine days of rain end, ark rests on Mount Parnassus. With all others dead, Den en tions seeks guidance from an oracle on repopulating the earth.
A fragmented humor essay surveys labor ethics and personal foibles with aphorisms about temper, debt, and social behavior. It hints at romantic and gendered observations, noting how vanity and fascination reveal character across scenes of everyday life.
A fragmentary excerpt showcases humorous lines about aging and money, with quips on honesty and politics. Dialogues touch on judging character by behavior, not appearance, and tease a local figure as eccentric. The tone resembles a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper column with clipped, jokey banter.
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