Woman Wants Court of Public Opinion for Conduct
A woman prefers praise for her behavior over being labeled a helpless figure. The remark highlights social judgment and the value placed on respectable conduct rather than pity or idle gossip.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
5
A woman prefers praise for her behavior over being labeled a helpless figure. The remark highlights social judgment and the value placed on respectable conduct rather than pity or idle gossip.
A La Crosse drug store offers a limited time rebate on Kalamazoo Celery Nerve Tonic for Tic and blood purifier. Purchasers can cut out the circular, return the bottle if not satisfied, and receive a guaranteed replacement or refund. The ad targets those with weak nervous systems, claiming strong tonic benefits.
Poor fishing in the city area due to cool weather and high water. Bass season opens after water recedes in June. State license law requires saloon license applications to be published fifteen days before council approval in July.
Mystic Workers announce a gathering on June 9 at Linker Hall with admission 15c and lunch included.
Notice of annual meeting of the La Crosse Hospital association at the Hospital building corner Thirteenth and Badger streets on Tuesday June 15 1999 at 7 30 p m for election of directors and other business. CHAS H SCHWEIZER Secretary.
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Multiple brief items list visits and travels around the city including Joe Speddl from Lansing and B M Hewitt from Mindoro. Socials include bridge party for G Kuehl, and several residents visiting Milwaukee, Madison, Savanna and Prairie du Chien. Community notices mention a Woodmen picnic, local ball games, and city council committees preparing reports.
Customer asks why prescriptions are not compounded at the MarI Ner Pharmacy located at 423 Main Street. He offers to pay $2.00 for knowledge to improve the prescriptions department’s popularity and requests factual, grounded reasons.
Half day sessions began at La Crosse High School with classes from 8:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Local residents and visitors including John P. Greips, M. O. Woolsie, Thomas Laffar, and George S. Hine are noted for various business and social movements in the city and surrounding towns. Ed Hilbert heads to Helena for vaudeville work as others depart for Eau Claire, Viroqua, and New York Citybound European travel plans unfold.
Abraham Assfor, charged with abusing his wife May 29, was discharged by Police Justice Ed Cronon yesterday afternoon. The Syrian colony filled the court room as W. F. Wolfe defended the defendant and P. W. Mahoney represented the city. The next case on the Syrian program is the city versus Elias Assfor on resisting a policeman.
Romeo Meisser and Miss Anna Opdahl were married by Rev. R Anderson at his Madison court residence. They will start housekeeping at Seventh and Badger streets. Meisser works for Wells Fargo Express.
A regular meeting of the La Crosse City Lodge O B A No 354 was held Sunday. Officers elected include President Sam Feinberg Vice President D Lenske Secretary M Sowitzky Treasurer M Gets Trustees P Volkoff A H Slothower Z Kuller.
Ten girls from the YWCA girls department enjoyed a picnic at Pettibone park on Saturday with games and lunch. Sunday 2:30 pm a group visited the poor farm for a service with singing and Bible story. Next Sunday the group plans a City Mission visit. meeting at 7:45 pm in YWCA rooms. regular board meeting Saturday at 2:30 pm.
Miss M Congdon will tour England and Scotland then Paris and Rome to study at an American school for a year. Mrs Benezet departs for Oak Park and will go with Prof Benezet to Dartmouth College commencement. Mrs Jack Fetter attends Shattuck commencement in Faribault for Barker Butler’s graduation. Miss Hektoen to spend summer in Norway and Germany with German summer school. Mr and Mrs T B Lawrence and Miss Bertha Lawrence visit West Salem. Mr Alex Holley heading to Oregon.
Miss Mary Alice Smith hosted a weeks end party Saturday at her home on South Eighth Street. Guests included Mrs Elizabeth Irish and the Misses Meiklejohn Bigham McNair Brown and Smith.
St Francis hospital training school for nurses will graduate five students on Thursday evening June 17 at 7 30 in St Cecelia music hall. The graduates are Margaret Agnes Schwe bach Mary Gertrude Buck Anastasia Gertrude Dastych Pearl M Stuckey and Helen Elizabeth Wagner.
Claus Spreckels, son of John D. Spreckels, says he will not marry Miss Mary Adele Case soon and will stay in San Diego learning business. He notes he has no funds to support a wife and may wed only if plans change, while his father will not block the union.
The passage notes that good digestion and regular bowels create natural appetite. When appetite falters a dose of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is advised to strengthen digestive organs and regulate bowels.
A critic notes that a man failing in his own business tends to explain how the government should be run. The remark links personal failure to public policy commentary and reflects skepticism about self-serving governance ideas.
The text notes Mrs. Eddy leaving in a car for a routine drive, colleagues inspecting her home with furnishings from Concord, and the absence of a public interview. It references her vow from two years ago to address rumors about a possible successor and confirms she would not speak to reporters again.
Jesse J. Felchlin, 19, of St Louis, admits writing a letter demanding 2000 cash from Mrs. Virginia Wright, mother of Thurston Wright who is to wed Virginia Fern, an heiress. He threatened death if not paid and will be charged with misuse of the mails. The case connects a moving picture show tale, a forthcoming wedding, and his first beer and hot tamale in a peculiar sequence.
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Christian Science church arranged for reporters to visit her Brookline home in a move to dispel rumors that she is dead or incapacitated. The article notes she remains the church's effective head and that a select group of newspaper writers were granted access.
Teething children often have diarrhoea which may be controlled by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Give the prescribed dose after each bowel movement beyond normal and then castor oil to cleanse the system. Safe and sure.
The House approved a measure letting current year funds cover government needs in Puerto Rico if the island’s legislature fails to pass new appropriations. The plan aims to prevent a funding lapse by automating year old appropriations.
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