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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
15
The article contrasts past and present cigar buying, noting a shift from ten cent cigars to informed choices. It highlights a preference for all Havana blends, then milder Havanas for daily use, and mentions Tom Moore's as a favored brand with broader appeal.
Harmony Minnesota June 11 Special report of Rev Nestande delivering initial sermons in Lanesboro Union Prairie and Preston Norwegian Lutheran church. Local residents attend W C T U district 22 convention, visits to family and relatives, and notes on oiling streets and health consultations at Mayo Clinic in Rochester.
The text extols Julius Caesar as a premier ancient figure and notes how his name shaped titles like Czar and Kaiser. It then reports San Francisco June 11 discussions at the International Congress of Viticulture on replacing strong drink with light wines, with multiple California and national wine organizations involved in advocating light wines during six days of sessions under the Panama-Pacific exposition.
La Crosse launches a tuition free summer school program expanding from prior years. Enrollment soars from 41 in 1912 to an expected 1,100 plus in 1914 with classes in Washburn Hamilton Franklin Jefferson and other sites. The plan aims to reduce dropouts, shorten time to graduation and cut per pupil costs while offering two subjects daily.
Joel M. Foster of Brown's Mills New Jersey and son of T. J. Foster of Scranton was arrested in Mobile in January 1914 with his 18 year old companion. Brettlilah Bradley of Pemberton New Jersey was found guilty of immoral conduct and fined 100 dollars plus costs in city court.
Former Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii and her royal suite arrived for the Hawaiian festivities at the Panama Pacific Exposition. Islanders in coral attire filled palm arbors, singing tropical melodies as visitors wore wreaths made by Pacific Island communities. The queen joined in the singing and hula maidens performed at the Hawaiian pavilion as night fell.
Editorial contrasts wild oats with sowing tame wheat to urge young men to mend losses by steady, productive work. Compares moral farming to practical finance, urging responsibility and steady effort as a remedy.
Advice for nervous children from early spring to July, noting irritability and later jerky movements. Prescribes Dr Williams Pink Pills to strengthen nerves, rest, nutritious diet, outdoor activity, and home treatment booklet requests. warns against chronicity without care.
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