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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
3
The argument urges placing Spanish ahead of other languages after English in school curricula to connect Americans with Latin America and strengthen understanding with South America. It emphasizes the press role in educating the public and the family newspaper as a modern educator.
Citizens urged to support the Wisconsin clubwomen convention in La Crosse with hostesses Twentieth Century and La Crosse Women’s clubs preparing. An excursion to Winona on Sidney Saturday offers a pleasant noon trip with dancing, profits aiding hospitality fund for visiting Wisconsin club women.
In a Tribune letter Rio de Janeiro editor Bob Robertson argues U.S. papers ignore South America, misinterpret its governments, and miss news from cities like Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro. The piece praises Bryan and Wilson, rebukes German‑American critics, and ends with a quip about diplomacy.
Poem by Douglas Malloch from American Lumberman celebrates a social gospel idea. It argues that true rising is achieved not by self aggrandizement but by lifting others and sharing love, with a hopeful call for neighborly acts and collective uplift.
A wife of a famed attorney recalls a Cleveland business trip and lunchtime quip from traveling men about a bill item. George the colored waiter confirms the menu uses singular biscuit, not multiple, clarifying that the word biscuit here denotes a single item.
Seth describes avoiding drinking by rapid meals at a lunch counter. He recalls a grim hotel room incident where a man shot himself, the body falling with a thud, and his reaction jumping from bed to respond.
A returned soldier, recently out of hospital with a stiff left arm, arrives to a warm York shire welcome. His father smokes a pipe, and the family exchanges brisk, humorous remarks about the homecoming and the washing day.
A terse exchange on an alleged marriage plan notes an 18 year old and a 35 year old. The newsgiver accuses their union as dubious while another girl defends it, saying the timing is new.
In a candid exchange Judge notes the term wildcat mine and the curious digger Tenderfoot asks what is being sought. The dialogue centers on the unfamiliar prospect of a rapid, unregulated mining venture and the practical risks it implies.
A small country school lesson ends with a joke as a teacher gives each boy three buttons named Life Liberty and Happiness. On holidays one boy returns with only two buttons saying he spent Happiness during the break.
An eminent pianist performs a new number while a lone concertgoer, a critic, questions the piece. The critic dismisses the finale, remarking it belongs to another pianist, revealing tension between performer and reviewer.
A gambling-like insurance plot unfolds as Lord Harrowby offers seventy five thousand pounds to underwrite a wedding risk for Miss Cynthia Meyrick. Jephson and Thacker maneuver to craft a policy while Thacker complains of risk to their reputations and Minot is pressed into action. The scheme hinges on a vow not to marry if the match is blocked, with high stakes and a voyage to San Marco looming.
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