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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
2
A fellow railway traveler argues for athletics for both sexes. He cites his own youth experience and advocates physical exercise as a public health measure and character builder for boys and girls alike.
The speaker describes dedicating youth to sport, foregoing stimulants and social distractions to pursue athletic success. He credits hard training with discipline, moral steadiness, and a focus on physical and mental health, urging parents to foster athletic involvement for cleaner, stronger youths.
In a family tale with Evelyn and Daddy narrating, robins risk danger to save the young hummingbirds. The mother hummingbird recovers, invites the rescuers to share a meal, and the narrator notes birds’ loyalty and courage in danger.
Madison Wis June 16 The supreme court will wind up the year by issuing opinions and receiving the 1914 law class of the University of Wisconsin The justices will soon thereafter leave for their annual vacations.
Uncle Eben declares that if no one ever talked about jum pin he wouldn’t know to discuss it. He emphasizes the importance of talk as a route to understanding and shared knowledge.
A 1914 reader testifies that severe eczema on her hands vanished after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. She describes long suffering until the first treatment brought immediate relief and full healing within a week. Doctors have long prescribed Resinol for various skin troubles and it is widely sold by druggists.
In Onalaska Wisconsin on Sunday afternoon Prairie du Chien defeated Onalaska by 4 to 0. Sickles pitched for Onalaska allowing four hits while poor hitting and umpiring contributed to the loss. Readers note upcoming local events from La Crosse and surrounding towns including a Methodist Sunday school picnic at Myrick Park and routine social visits across the region.
Vienna reports Prince William of Albania formerly Wied leads 9,000 troops against 27,000 insurgent Mussulmans attacking Durazzo. Fierce assaults threaten fall of the city, prompting international fleet marines to guard foreign legations, chiefly Austrian marines.
F M Bray is making a success of his farm near Tomah Wisconsin bringing four crates of strawberries to market today. Miss Myers a Tomah teacher left for home. Miss Margaret and Miss Nora Sullivan visited Sparta yesterday. Mr Bentzen and family of Warrens visited Tomah yesterday. Dr Sheehey from St Francis hospital La Crosse expected home today. Mrs James Smith and Agnes arrived from New York last week. The Sheehan English Opera company played at the armory Monday evening. John Kress graduates at Wisconsin university Wednesday.
In 1914 a comic tale follows Moses Shaw an older bachelor and Hattie Pierse a self described old maid as Fate brings them together in Medina. A misguided speed toward marriage tests their feelings while Miss Nancy Smith arrives drawing Moses into a new crush and complicating plans to wed Hattie.
Moses courts Miss Hattie after a river boat mishap and a comic clash with Miss Smith. He proposes the next day, survives a near capsize, and finally marries Hattie, who accepts with quiet confidence after his antics. The tale blends humor, affection, and small-town resilience.
The former king’s spouse plans a divorce with broad expectation in foreign and domestic circles that she is likely to be granted the dissolution. Officials and observers note the case hinges on marital disputes and legal grounds recognized in the monarchy’s circles.
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