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A man sharply resents being told by a woman how to operate a fur nace. The remark reflects friction over authority and gender dynamics in a domestic setting.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
2
Two More Bodies Found In Paris Flood Collapse
Paris reports the recovery of two more victims from the recent street collapse caused by floods. One body is identified as an army captain while the other is a thirteen year old boy. Both were found in a pit where they were trapped by breaking pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hickville Postmaster Discusses State Affairs
A humorous exchange shows a postmaster and a prominent lounger debating foreign relations. The postmaster quips about affairs, while the lounger favors barring those who cannot read or write, as a judge’s remark underlines the satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickville
Ezzy
Heaven Is His Home Gate Opens for Husband Who Met Wife’s Expectations
A brief obituary style note honors a man described as having lived up to his wife’s expectations as he passes away and is imagined to be welcomed by St Peter at the gates. The line emphasizes a life aligned with his spouse’s desires and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
A Bunny Named Pigeon And A Kind Mother Rabbit
In a bedtime tale, a bunny named Pigeon is named after Mrs. Pouter Pigeon who lives with Mother Rabbit. Mrs. Pouter Pigeon thanks Mother Rabbit for protection and friendship as Pigeon’s adventures begin with a sunny walk and a clover haul for a dinner party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addy
Jack
Evelyn
Pigeon
Daddy
Mrs. Pouter Pigeon
Mother Rabbit
Bunny Rabbit
Pouter Pigeon
Pouter
Bold con men trim Badgers at Chicago circus fete
Wisconsin Society members in Chicago attended a South Shore Country Club Circus and fete. Oriental dancers fat ladies and living skeletons performed while shell game men cashed in ten dollar bets and fled with about $300 as a reporter alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin Society of Chicago
South Shore Country Club
Illinois
Commonwealth
Wisconsin
Shell
State National Bank of Little Rock closes after board meeting
Arkansas bank in Little Rock shuts its doors after a directors meeting that ran until 2 am. President W. H. Garanii announces all depositors will be paid in full. The bank carries $500,000 in capital and $1,719,875.68 in deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
State National Bank
W. H. Garanii
Home Paint Removal Method From Good Housekeeping
A simple recipe to remove paint from chairs and painted articles uses equal parts baking soda and slaked lime mixed thoroughly. Add water to a paint like consistency, apply, and let sit for several minutes before washing off, removing the paint. for older paint, leave the preparation on a bit longer.
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Good Houskeeping Magazine
The Seeress and Customer Exchange Mock Ad Showdown
A brief quarrel erupts as a Cleveland Plain Dealer item records a seeress promising a wealthy husband and a princely allowance, while the customer retorts he will pay from the allowance and bids goodbye. The tiny exchange echoes a playful, old time newspaper tease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodby
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Commencement at St Marys College Prairie du Chien
The Class of Eleven graduated from St Marys college after a week of events including a class maple planting and alumnae reunion. The program featured music, drama, a valedictory by Irene Spawn, and a variety of performances reflecting rich Notre Dame traditions. Notable honorees included Celia Christenson and Agnes Corey for art and music.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
St. Mary’s College
St. Mary's College
Sisters of Notre Dame
Mississippi
Fort Crawford
John Lawler
Milwaukee
Father Marquette
Old Fort Crawford
Amphion Dramatic Club
Schubert Song Club
Irene Spawn
Erin
Ireland
Celia Christensen
Gretchen Mayer
Cecilia Walter
Helen Dwyer
Colette M. Gossman
Celia O. Christenson
Agnes M. Corey
Eria L. Otto
Elizabeth D. Barnum
Lucille M. Carroll
Celia G. Christenson
Helen M. Dwyer
Charlotte H. Hodapp
Wilma A. Rosenan
Helene M. Maline
Erma L. Otto
Irene A. Spawn
The Wrong Chaperon Ends A Comedy Of Love
Eve Wellington confronts family pressure over Patty and Jimmy Merton. Patty learns Jimmy loves her and Eve's confidences reveal Hampton Shepard’s past with Eve and his willingness to support true love. On Tidal Island the couples reconcile, and Eve smiles at the unintended match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Eve
Patty
Mrs. Wellington
Patricia Lees
Hampton Sheppard
Susan
Jimmy Merton
Eve Wellington
Jimmy
Mrs. Lees
Billy Wellington
Billy
Jim
Susan Lees
Robert Lees
Susan Dogedly
Hampton Shepard
Tnnis
Shepard
Patty Lees
Russia
Hampton
Tidal Island
Ringwormlike Facial Eruption Cured by Cuticura
A five year old girl in Maurice IA suffered a painful ringworm like eruption on lip and cheek with watery blisters. After failing to heal with other treatments, a trial of Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided instant relief and gradual cure over several months. The ad promotes Cuticura products and samples with address for mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Henry Prins
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Exports of U S Gold Raise Three Reasons Cited
Washington June 20 John Burke treasurer of the United States cited three chief reasons for unusual gold shipments to Europe. About forty million dollars of short term bonds of the Southern Pacific and Rock Island railroads fall due in Europe. The new currency law reduces safeguards on our gold supply. A change in the French ministry causes scarcity in France public funds.
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Washington
John Burke
United States
Europe
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
France
Hudson Steamer Sinks in Hudson River Crash
The river steamer Tourist from New York with fifty passengers sank after colliding with a stone barge in the Hudson early today. The tug towing the barge rescued all passengers. two are unaccounted for but believed to have reached shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Hudson
Tourist
New York
Baptist Neighbor Defends Faith in Readless Rhetoric
An old, illiterate Black Baptist man challenged critics with pointed questions. He pressed that readers can read the Bible and knew John the Baptist, then stated that they should read about John the Methodist, using a sharp retort to justify his faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John de Baptis
John de Mefodis
Gift of words and thought in public speaking
The passage argues that words are symbols of ideas and true power in speaking requires genuine thought. It states there has never been a great speaker who was not a real thinker, emphasizing that thinking must precede effective speech.
Daily Thought Fashion Quote by Shakespeare
A compact reflection notes that clothing degrades faster than the wearer. The line attributes enduring wear to apparel longevity and links style to self among classic literary musings.
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Daily Thought
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