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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
3
Eagles Seek 160 Cars For Visiting Delegates
The Eagles Aerie No 1254 requests about 160 motor cars for two hours Tuesday afternoon to tour visiting delegates, as city hosts prepare for a state convention expected to draw 12 000 to 15 000 visitors from 51 cities and ten bands. The group highlights its self funded hospitality and asks city support through transportation.
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Aerie No
Willy
Delgates
Itv
Peace Still a Distant Prospect in World War I
Analysis argues peace unlikely soon as two war lines unfold. Germany holds Belgium and parts of France while Allies press on, planning to exhaust German population and force surrender. Mediation talks are hinted but not embraced by the Allies who expect a drawn war into a still uncertain future.
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Europe
England
Germany
Austria
Italy
Belgium
France
Poland
Baltic
Alsace
Lorraine
Galicia
Africa
Far East
Berlin
United States
British Empire
Russia
Betcium
Red Cross nurse amid war’s hush and horror
A poem and fragmented text display scenes of Red Cross nurses tending wounded troops, battlefield dawns, and sacred calm as cannons flare outside a chapel. Interleaved are wartime quips about telegrams, fashion pages, and war population estimates from an early 20th century magazine.
The Use Of Soap Spoils The Hair
A health column advises against frequent soap use as it dries the scalp and brittles hair. It recommends mulsified coconut oil as a cheap, effective cleanser, requiring only one to two teaspoons mixed with water to wash hair and scalp. The oil leaves the scalp soft and hair shiny and easy to manage.
Kidney trouble warning for rich foods and salts cure
The piece urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods. It promotes four ounces of Salts from grap juice and lemon acid with lithia as a home kidney flush, claiming it cleanses kidneys, ends bladder irritation, and is inexpensive and safe for daily use.
Wardrobe Critics Clash Over Streetwear Style
A quip about outfits sparks debate on whether fashion items belong on the street or in closets. The exchange highlights contrasting tastes and signals broader tensions between convenience and authority in public style.
Muddy Heels Noted By Colonel On Parade
A colonel spots Corporal Moritarity with muddy heels during a parade. The colonel praises proper military bearing while Moritarity quips that a good soldier never looks behind him.
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Moritarity
Keys Fail Larder Door as Boys Wait for Mother
A small boy and his brother fail to open a larder door using numerous keys. With no results they decide to wait for their mother to return home and ask her for permission or a treat for being good boys.
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Jim
Boots to Soup Story Shared at Boarding House Table
A note within a Puck quotation recalls a famous explorer describing how he and companions cut up their boots to make soup to stave off starvation at a boarding house. A dyspeptic boarder warns to keep quiet so the landlady won’t hear.
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Puck
Public Resignation Sparks Editor Row Over Headline
An angry citizen storms the city editor demanding why his resignation from political office was published, arguing the paper misled readers by tagging the story under public improvements.
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Public Improvements
Local Hero Escapes Fire With Quick Wit
A country paper reporter cites Mr. Perkins saving himself from a blaze by flinging an oil stove out a window. He stumbled on a chair, sat among ignited shavings, and his clothes caught fire but his rapid actions allowed escape. His trousers burned severely.
Old Gentleman and Boy Swap Marble Confession
Dialogue recalls a quarrel over marbles where the elder asserts fair play and the younger laments winning. The exchange turns humorous as the elder suggests the marbles were moth balls, not marbles.
Vivid Exchange Reveals Late Marriage Refusal
In a humorous exchange, a speaker rejects a marriage proposal from the best man while noting the groom had offered himself, leaving a witty record of the social moment.
Cultivating a Quiet Q A Mindset Without Artistic Temperament
The text argues that one can develop a practical, analytical disposition for QA work without cultivating an artistic temperament. It emphasizes disciplined inquiry and systematic testing over creative flair.
Minot to Attend San Marco Mission in Jephson Case
Mr Thacker orders Richard Minot to go to San Marco to ensure Miss Cynthia Meyrick does not change her mind about a wedding. Minot faces wary duties as he joins Lord Harrowby for a luncheon and accepts a covert protection role for Jephson’s interests.
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Mr. Thacker
Mr. Minot
Jephson
San Marco
Harrowby
New York Harbor
Thacker
Dick Minot
Cynthia Meyrick
Minot
An Evening in the River at San Marco
Mr. Richard Minot arrives in San Marco and encounters a Plaza hotel clerk while claiming to be a friend of Lord Harrowby. He hints he will be best man at the lordship’s wedding, provoking the clerk’s wary reaction.
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Thacker
Mr. Minot
Cupid
Florida
Lord Harrowby
New York
Minot
San Marco
Richard Minot
Plaza
Charles Dana Gibson
S S S Blood Purifier Promises Healed Health Cure
An advert extols S S S as the greatest blood purifier, claiming it heals eruptive skin diseases and pains by stimulating tissues to absorb nutrients. It cites botanical purity, no minerals, and urges readers to request The Swift Specific Co. for guidance and beware of counterfeits.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Ride
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Sarrup
Steel Company Plans New Plant Near Pittsburgh
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel announces a new zinc and by products plant near Pittsburgh with an estimated cost of 2.59 to 3.0 million dollars to be built soon and operated by the company.
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New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Company
Pittsburgh
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