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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
12
Public notice urges vigilance against fake Castoria tied to Chae Fletcherton and 30 years of manufacture. It stresses mothers must verify black signature on wrappers and bottles to avoid dangerous imitations for children, while adults monitor their own medicines.
Dorchester England houses an ancient Roman theater capable of seating nearly 13 000 with sun free sightlines. It recently hosted a public spectacle and in 1705 over 10 000 watched a woman burn for poisoning her husband.
Meg gendorfer Blatter riffs on art and opinion as she declares Schiller out of date and reveals she has smashed his statuette in the drawing room. The remark reflects a domestic, humorous confrontation over culture.
The Detroit Housewives' league grows to six chapters with 25,060 members. A New York hotel creates a hostess role to guide women guests and connect with clubs and theatres. Belair Ohio's Variety Club curbs wedding gown costs for bridesmaids. A fishing tale in a western suburb ends with a boy’s joke about a pond born from a thunderstorm. Yellowstone Park covers 3,575 square miles with 5,060 to 10,000 hot springs and geysers.
Miss M. Duncan, chair of the West Ham Board of Guardians, becomes the first woman named to a magistrate role in England. Her appointment marks a historic advance for women in public judicial service.
Senator Coe I. Crawford of South Dakota told a story at a banquet to illustrate the danger of wading into any proposition blindly. He recalled a past event when an eastern tourist was drawn to an attraction and faced unexpected consequences.
Willie tells his aunt that Pops will give him a watch to aid his morning commute. The aunt agrees the watch will be nice and help him gauge how late he is for school each day.
A seasonal riff on winter fatigue and daily routines, noting how ordinary stairs feel steeper as days grow short. The piece captures a shared sense of pause and perseverance in a brisk, reflective urban mood.
A Bohemia report notes that aspiring grocers must serve a three year apprenticeship, paying the employer 20 to 50 dollars annually in exchange for board and lodging. The remark ends with a wry line about outsmarting rivals in business.
Judge Smith McPherson of the United States court of Iowa spoke at the Educational department session of the National Press association in Colorado Springs about the rights of newspapers in news publication.
A brief, opaque excerpt depicts a sleeping husband and a wife reacting to a cat’s mewing. Terse dialogue suggests frustration and a humorous domestic moment. The exact source and context are unclear from the fragment.
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