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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
6
The speaker argues for balanced daily exercise, proper nutrition, adequate sleep, and attentive schooling. They advocate for sunny, above ground living spaces and warn against overtaxing children with fatigue or large schools, linking health to mental growth and prevention of illness.
Frederick Rada, balloonist, plunged 360 feet yesterday afternoon at Willough Beach when his parachute failed to deploy. He had forecast favorable atmospheric conditions before takeoff but chose to proceed to avoid disappointing the crowd.
Howard M. Jones surveys how masque as a dramatic form faded after the Glorious Revolution under classical norms, with French influence shaping English drama. He notes near masques by Browning, Tennyson, Swinburne, Noyes, Moody, Cavein, and Mackaye, and highlights Bird Masque as a genuine masque. He discusses outdoor revivals and the 1900s St. Louis pageant as related phenomena.
Chicago June 1 Mayor Thompson intends to settle whether Chicagoans should view The Birth of a Nation. He summoned thirty or forty colored ministers to decide if the film will rouse race hatred. He said the decision rests with the negro ministers on whether whites and blacks may see the drama.
Chicago researchers probe a new abortion mystery as a woman dies after a criminal operation at Lakeside hospital. Officials allege an abortion ring linked to physicians and public officials, with Dr Lucy Sage claiming she was railroaded to Joliet for unpaid bribes and a cover up. Coroner Hoffman sent officers to Joliet to interview her.
Boston practice of closing saloons at 11 will move to Chicago if dry forces pass Alderman Kennedy s measure tonight. The fight aims to wipe out Chicago s 7 000 saloons and extend limits to dance halls and clubs as well as saloons.
Cairo June 1. In a hot combat for trenches on the Gallipoli peninsula Turkish troops were defeated with 2000 killed and wounded. An official Allied statement yesterday estimated French losses at 300. Under heavy fire from Turkish artillery the French stormed and captured an important redoubt on the extreme Turkish left.
A police officer faced a sharp rebuke after being called a lobster during a tense exchange. The remark risked escalating the confrontation and drew disciplinary attention from supervisors.
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