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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
3
The article reports German defense claiming the Lusitania carried concealed armor and was listed as an auxiliary cruiser, arguing this would justify internment if true. New York officials dispute the assertion and warn it could ease Germany’s wartime justifications while neutrality limits actions.
Military efficiency of German forces praised for Mackenzen’s Przemys capture and rail advance. San Marino declares war on Austria. Random quips discuss Kipling, a submarine rumor, a Model county effort, PioneER Gun Club, snoring by ladies, hazing bill, Mexico aid, and sowing wild oats.
A report notes employers balk at wage demands and cites Chicago streetcar companies repeatedly giving way to city authorities. The pattern shows transit firms yielding to city fiscal pressure amid labor frictions.
A dry goods merchant declines lofty theories and jokes that when a man earns extra money his duty is to buy his wife a handsome dress. The exchange with a benevolent stranger highlights practical thrift and humor.
A man sighs that money is needed for marriage and the woman probes his intent. He answers he would spend any funds on travel, looking at her with a blush as they discuss their future.
A collage of quotes and anecdotes from newspaper life and readers letters. It blends playful verse with brief prose pieces from Spokane Spokesman-Review and Ladies' Magazine style items about a prison cat a mountain boy and a hunting misadventure.
Ad copy touts TIZ as a miracle for aching burning swollen and tired feet review claims it draws out toxins reduces swelling and lets wearers use smaller shoes. It promises immediate comfort with a 25 cent box available at druggists or department stores and a one year guarantee.
Ironton Ohio woman writes she could not sit up before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and now has better health than in twelve years. She notes her daughter also improved after taking it and urges other women to seek help from the company in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
A short comic sketch shows two men trading quips about cigars and mischief. They joke about a family packing ham profits and smoking too much. An editor notes readers often request odd prescriptions and a mother asks for an anecdote for her baby.
After emancipation a southern planter meets a freedman, Uncle Josh, now a preacher. The planter questions his notes and the preacher replies that he preaches without them but now demands cash. The quip hints at springtime irony about lovesickness.
In a desert escape scene Farquhar and companions flee through a narrow street to a Palm Grove and a northbound road. Gabrielle declares love and asks Preston to help Richard and herself, while plans for a perilous future unfold as they part at the fort.
An advertorial touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier that clears blood disorders by cleansing interstices of tissues. It claims to regenerate blood supply, aiding eczema skin issues, rheumatism, fatigue, and pale cheeks, with advice from Swift Specific Co. and aGeorgia address for medical guidance.
Edward Becker aged 30 and H. J. McMahon dubbed knights of the road were each sentenced to twenty days in the county jail for vagrancy. Becker said he never had a home while McMahon, with a wife and three children in Buffalo, cited sore feet as a reason. Judge John Brindley granted time to heal.
A noted physician endorses an ethine freckles removal preparation sold by druggists. The double strength ethine promises rapid improvement with early results and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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