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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
3
Husting and Stephenson clash spurs Senate inquiry
The Free Press reports a heated exchange over Senator Husting and Senator Stephenson with calls for a U S Senate investigation. The attack is described as vicious and motive bad, aiming to end Husting's political career.
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The
Free Press
Stephens
Sena Paul Husting
States Senate
Stephenson
Bator Husting
Husting
Bsiness
Journa
Payne tariff law praised amid customs rulings and odd notes
A curiously critical discussion of the Payne tariff and customs rulings argues that duties apply even to imported babies and domestic goods. The piece cites a Newark steamer scene where inspectors collect fifteen dollars under a so called Payne tariff rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
Customs Court
N. B
Newark
Tariff Talk Sparks Light Humor From Milwaukee Journal
The piece jests about a proposed tariff law, noting how tariffs would influence dog ownership and fashion while imagining absurd outcomes. It mocks import bans on titled visitors and other quirks, praising home industry and economic protection as blessings of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Windsor
Canada
United States
Europe
Milwaukee Journal
Water Woes Echo in Lacrosse Public Debate 1911
In Lacrosse Wisconsin on June 11 1911 editors receive letters and editorial outrage over the city's water supply crisis. Citizens challenge the council and Alderman Mahoney proposing alternatives including extending the intake across the river or drawing lagoon water to avoid expensive wells. A reader EHFR argues for using the lagoon for a clear water supply and asks officials to act before fires or shortages endanger tenants and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Tribune
City
Alderman Mahoney
Ehfr
Tribune Office
Save Hair With Newbro’s Herpicide Remedy
The ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide claiming it stops hair loss and dandruff by destroying the germ, maintaining scalp health, and correcting hair troubles. It urges action now, notes it is standard and recommended by barbers, and offers a one dollar bottle with a hardy guarantee plus a 10 cent sample request from The Herpicide Company in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpide Company
Dept. R
Detroit
Ich
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted by Dr Kilmer
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the premier kidney liver and bladder remedy. It promises rapid mild effects, calls it a healing vegetable compound and physician prescribed, with sample bottles offered by mail from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
Vague Urging of Cooling Drought Help to La Crosse
A fragmented message threatens Bold Councilman with thanks or erasure and claims to have solved a long running problem at the last hour. The text references cooling droughts and target city La Crosse, with harsh tones about death or being forgotten.
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Lacrosse
Gardner
la Crosse
Mississippi
Pettebone Park
Missing laborer Fowler search widens on Poole farm
Deputies resumed digging a field on the Poole farm near Fowler as they pursue the mystery of Claude Wytham missing since his employment with John Poole. Poole, jailed for the Kemper murder, cannot explain Wytham's whereabouts, fueling belief Wytham may be dead. relatives urged the search.
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Fowler
Ind
Claude Wytham
John Poole
Here
Poole
Joseph Kemper
Wytham
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles
A poem narrator explains allegiance to his Democrat father and vows to vote as Dad does, despite conflicted feelings about party methods. He reflects on family influence shaping voting behavior and loyalty across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Pass Mixup Sparks Cale-Donian Line Joke At Rail Camp
A railroad employee on vacation received a marriage certificate instead of his pass. The conductor, a Scot, quipped you have a long journey but not on the Caledonian line. At Milwaukee Downer boat races, a tall senior sparked freshmen hazing over a red hair band and team colors.
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Northern
Caledonian
Milwaukee River
Behover of Chipmunks in Thunder storms
A young author, Pensink-Percival Pennink, visits a magazine editor to ask about his essay The Behavior of Chipmunks in Thunder storms, bought two years earlier. The editor notes they are saving the piece to use at the time of the author’s death.
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Pensnink
Percival Perrhyn Pennink
Newark Evening News
Eavesdropping Tale Foreshadows Gettysburg March
A farmer's boy overhears Gen Robert E Lee planning a move and alerts Gov. Curtin. A special engine is sent, the governor seeks truth, and Union troops march to Gettysburg achieving a notable victory. The anecdote appears in The Young Man and His Problems by James L. Gordon.
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Robert T. Lee
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Gov. Curtin
Pennsylvania
James L. Gordon
Chicago Post
Cascarets Sold as Gentle Aid for Elderly Bowels
An assertion that elderly people require regular bowel support and that Cascarets provide a gentle natural tonic. The copy argues aging dulls activity, compares laxative need to vision aids, and claims Cascarets are safe for daily use at ten cents per box.
Opera Ghost and Angel of Music in Empty Pocket Mystery
Richard and Moncharmin confront a vanished twenty thousand francs as the Opera ghost Erik is revealed as the Angel of Music. The commissary questions Raoul about Christine Dane while the managers insist on the supernatural robbery and await a formal, orderly inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Moncharmin
Joseph Buquet
Monsieur
Raoul
M. Mitfoid
Angel of Music
Erik
M. Mitroid Rose
Richard Rose
M. Commissary
Mifroid
M. de Chagny
Mlle
Christine Dane
M. Mitroid
The Commissary and the Missing Prima Donna
The commissary arrives to learn Christine Dane is missing during a performance. Richard and guests react with shock as the official notes she vanished in the midst of the act seeking help from angels, while a trembling young man insists she was carried off by an angel. The crowd debates what happened and who might be responsible.
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Christine Dane
M. le Commissaire
Commissary of Police
Richard
Mifroid
M. le Com
M. le Vicomte de
Chris Iad
Waiting Yields Reward in Cautious Proverb
A wry adage suggests patience pays off for those who bide their time. The saying reflects a belief that perseverance brings eventual outcomes and rewards.
Health and Beauty Tips for Home Hair Care
Mrs. Mae Ma promotes home chelates for scalp care. Canthrox shampoo dissolves in hot water to remove oil dirt and dandruff and leaves hair soft and fluffy. Martha recommends a alcohol tonic mix an half pint alcohol with cold water to treat dandruff and hair fall twice weekly for glossy healthier hair.
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Edith
Martha
Crystal tonic for eyes boosts clarity and comfort
An inexpensive eye tonic article recommends dissolving an ounce of crystal in a pint of cold water to improve dull eyes. It claims soothing, strengthening effects for weak or inflamed eyes, granulated lids, and aids for glasses wearers.
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W. M
Simple Diet Drink for Weight Loss Claims
A claimed weight loss remedy suggests dissolving four ounces of parnouis in one and a half pints of hot water, straining, and taking a tablespoon before meals. The notice asserts the solution dissolves fatty tissue, is harmless and inexpensive, and has helped many regain slender figures.
A Simple Homemade Lotion for Bright Skin
A cheap preparation mix dissolves four ounces of lard in hot water then cools. Add gly cerine and apply to the skin for a fresh youthful tint. It whitens and beautifies without a powdery look and protects against sun and wind. Do not use
Tonic promised to restore vigor and skin health
A home remedy touts a tonic of sugar, hardene, and alcohol to purify blood, boost energy and appetite, and improve pimples and dull skin. It claims the mix, consumed before meals, renews life and ambition and stimulates bodily organs to normal action.
Cream-Jelly Promises Smoother Complexion for Mrs N C
An age related beauty tip advises Mrs N C to dissolve almorpin in half a pint of cold water, add gly cerine, and let stand overnight to create a cream jelly. Applied to the face it claims to reduce large pores, blackheads and wrinkles and produce a smooth clear complexion.
Delatone paste promises quick facial hair removal
The advertisement explains mixing delatone with water into a paste to apply on the face for two to three minutes, then rub off and wash. It notes delatone costs one dollar per ounce and claims fast results.
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Betty
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