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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
3
A historical critique argues the capitalistic press misrepresents socialism. It defends Bryan as not socialist and claims free competition is impracticable, urging national cooperation as the future. It condemns press bias and notes the Supreme Court’s role in shifting toward broader cooperative ideals.
The Chicago Socialist notes a Chicago Inter Ocean critique of Mr Bryan on the Supreme Court Standard Oil ruling. It argues the editorial misstates the decision and discusses how socialists oppose destroying all trade restraints and fear harming beneficial associations. The piece frames socialist positions on antitrust and permissible trade agreements.
An old time advertisement urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for health of children. Claims ease for colds feverish spells teething disorders and stomach troubles. Sold by drug stores for 95 cents.
A humorous declamation on theater critics and playwrights from Shaw to Wagner and Gilbert. The speaker rails against modern problem plays, praises Cohan and Puccini, and ends with a playful note about Nat Willis and Campbell in a family exchange.
Ernest Peixotto relates in Romantic California how a Sierras visit with a friend and a Native guide Wan-ka-ne mah led to naming a secluded glen Mystum after a laughing explanation about missing a buck.
The Botson Herald recounts B. Davis Noxon declaring a student reading Blackstone and Kent too thoroughly for a legal career, saying after mastering both texts the man should pursue another business.
The piece recalls Nathaniel Parker Willis a witty poet and author at a Washington dinner where he and a young girl attracted animated talk with her aunt nearby beside a Mr Camp.
A sponge combines milk or water with flour and yeast to a batterlike consistency. Fermentation develops rapidly and sponges are used for light doughs, especially when heavy shortening is involved. Maintain about 70 degrees Fahrenheit and note long versus short sponges. MARVEL Flour is suggested to insure best results.
Mr Gayley cannot attend the garden party at Miss Fenton's and sends regrets through Michael the gardener. He asks to convey a line of poetry, and the messenger improvises a false explanation about being unable to attend due to business and lost sight while memory remains clear.
A blonde complains of dislike while a brunette questions why they stay. The woman cites a playful reason that her pug dog has gained an ounce and a half since arrival, revealing lighthearted domestic tension in a veranda scene.
In a brief social exchange, one girl notes that deep breathing has fallen out of fashion, while another retorts that the trend persists only because safety is compromised by the new gowns. The dialogue hints at fashion and propriety concerns among peers.
A reflective note argues that worry is a sin for any man yet could be excused for a devoted admirer. The piece suggests steady faith and steadfast support define true loyalty amid concern.
A merchant jokes about sending a gross of high chairs to a customer. The salesman replies he does not want to overstock. The exchange implies some buyers still purchase items for dogs.
A woman recalls meeting a real live queen during an abroad visit. They were escorted through the palace where the queen behaved like an ordinary person, expressing sympathy for palace upkeep and apologizing for its appearance.
Fred Strong, known for stealing bicycles, will undergo brain surgery in Los Angeles to curb his criminal impulse. He agreed to the operation after the court offered it as an alternative to further punishment.
June 1 salary increases of 10 to 15 dollars monthly were granted to train dispatchers on the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe railroad in a notice issued by Superintendent W. E. Maxson. The raise is effective from June 1 and granted voluntarily.
Christine recounts a chilling tale of Erik who abducted her to a hidden home. He devotes five days to her freedom while promising music and revelation, then reveals a coffin room, a deathly aura, and a deadly Don Juan trapped in a life of art and torture. Christine ultimately pleads, then tears away Erik's mask and gasps at the horror.
Warm weather brings sore feet and swelling while perspiration worsens foot ailments. Calocide compound soaked in hot water for fifteen minutes daily promises immediate relief, peeling corns and reducing bunions, with a 25 cent package claimed to cure even the worst feet.
A report from San Diego says Captain Tony Vegas, commanding a detachment under General Rhyes Pryce, was shot at sunrise. Convicted by court martial for shooting an American soldier, the incident reportedly sparked serious dissension on Pryce’s command and fighting is said to be in progress.
The First German Methodist Episcopal church organized a large excursion aboard the steamer La Crosse. More than six hundred people boarded at the foot of Main street at 1 PM, reached Winona by 5 30 PM, and returned at 6 30 PM.
Canaan Maine June 1. Benjamin Priest a 100 year old veteran felt no ill effects after marching on Memorial Day to prove his boast he would march at age one hundred. He completed the trek without incident and greeted well wishers along the route.
In St Paul on June 1 the Switchmen's union of North America selected Houston Texas as the site for its 1913 national convention, after a session determining the meeting city.
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