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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
3
A reflection on bus and streetcar conductors shaping riders days. A clean, cheerful conductor elevates mood and fare impressions while an unkempt one spoils the start. The piece likens conductors to company image and cites the Rogers Brothers anecdote about proper rents.
The passage extols conductors to present a clean, brushed, neat appearance. It argues it is easy and inexpensive to maintain, benefits the company and public, and helps fellow conductors. It notes most conductors are in La Crosse and expresses a wish for no exceptions.
The bulletin promotes nursing as the best nourishment for babies in heat and warns against alcohol while advising delayed solid foods. It urges mothers to breastfeed every four hours, keep the baby warm and cool, avoid overfeeding, and seek a doctor for diarrhea or milk supply concerns. Chicago shows improving health conditions with fewer deaths.
A playful verse parody recounts a town man described as a golden fool who sits behind an angry mule and a busy bee who earns honey while the farmer reaps cash. A woods trapper suffers a stage flight mishap, with a final light note about a nonfatal aerial stunt.
The method uses compressed yeast for reliable results and saves time. Bakers mix all ingredients at once to form a stiff dough, knead until smooth, and let it rise to double. Marvel Flour adds notable expansion qualities not common in ordinary flours.
Orton H. Malliday, a proponent of the anti-jag bill, told a Denver audience that opponents of the measure are like Dodge, then a wife consoles a Mrs. Dodge by saying her husband’s drinking is not a failing but a success, as reported by the Minneapolis Journal.
The note recalls John Q A Ward a famed sculptor and horseman who at the Century club in New York shared an anecdote about Cumbermere a mare sold for a good price only to be found blind by the buyer. The buyer resold the horse for a higher amount before the new owner appeared.
A late night Fond du Lac avenue car scene erupts as a joke butterfly pinned to a conductor's coat sparks laughter. A well dressed Black couple prompts the conductor to joke about angels, while a bystander quietly removes the wings. The incident ends with the prank unclear to him.
A brief advisory encourages choosing a different approach to stand apart from peers. It suggests unique behavior will be appreciated by others.
Raoul and the Persian navigate the Opera's waterworks beneath Paris to reach the fabled house on the lake. They crawl through a wall between discarded Roi de Lahore props, risk discovery, and fear a hangman's rope as they search for a way into the mysterious villa.
Advertisement touts EZO foot ointment for bunions corns and callouses claiming fast relief in minutes. Customer pays 25 cents at druggist and rubs on to end foot misery with promises of painless walking next day. Rochester New York based Ezo Chemical Co. handles mail orders prepaid.
Mme Adele Marie Rique is described as the high priestess of the Circle of Universal Freedom with headquarters at 128 West 72nd Street. The group proclaims itself a University of Soul cultivation for mental and moral elevation and has drawn notable attention for its unconventional beliefs.
In a dim chamber a living tree trunk and a small luminous disk reveal walls like a looking glass. Raoul touches the reflection and the Persian declares they have entered a torture-chamber as his manuscript recounts their fate.
Washington June 19. After a probe the Interstate Commerce Commission allowed a two cent increase in freight rates for livestock shipments from Kansas City to St Louis and other Mississippi crossings.
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