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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1913

Page

2

Tariff Cuts Urged in Senate Draft Report

Washington dispatch notes the senate finance committee’s measure with house draft reductions in duties and free-list additions. Cotton and silk schedules see major cuts while wheat, textiles, leather, and iron products face varied duties, with specific changes on mica, yarns, cloth, and spun silk.

Washington House Senate Finance Committee Senate Democratic Caucus Morocco Bessemer Siemens-Martin United States

The Decoy Duck Quotations On Love And Marriage

A reflective line from The Decoy Duck edited by a Peer notes that those not fully engaged in love may seek marriage with the partner who minimizes trouble, offering a cynical view of practical matchmaking.

Rush to a Climax in a Misread Love Plot

David Melrose hides from three mature spinsters who arrive with notes inviting a private conference. Mandy Peters discovers his bathing scene and leads a chase through woods as Mary Stone unexpectedly aids him. In the end, Mary reveals her long affection and helps him confront the neighbors, while the prankster nephew’s notes spark the rush to a hidden romance.

N. J. Cotton McClure David Melrose David Mandy Peters Miss Peters Mr. Melrose Miss Peter Root Branch Peters Mary Stone Mary Father

Father John’s Medicine Promises Tissue Rebuilds

Advertises Father John’s Medicine as nourishing food for blood and tissue, claiming it rebuilds wasted tissue in the weak and run down. Encourages readers to mail $1.00 to Lowell, Massachusetts for a large bottle by express prepaid if unavailable from a druggist.

Father John Lowell Mass

Stefansson Sets Sail For Arctic Seal Quest

Vilhjalmar Stefansson, the ex explorer, left Victoria B C for the Arctic regions heading the most important scientific expedition ever to enter the polar zones. He sails funded by the Canadian government to determine if land exists north and west of the Beaufort Sea.

Vilhjalmar Stefansson Victoria B. C Arctic Beaufort Sea

An Appeal To Wives For Orrine Relief

An advertisement urges wives to try ORRINE a home treatment for drunkenness promising secret use and a money back guarantee. The copy notes wasted home funds from drink and claims thousands of drinkings men saved. It offers a free booklet and lists O T Erhart at 618 Main Street.

Orrine O. T. Erhart Main Street

Early La Crosse Court Brings Order and Stove Funds

In 1852 Justice Robert Looney kept order in La Crosse before bailiffs. The tale features attorneys Chase A. Stevens and Joseph K. French as rival but fevered players, Looney’s firm discipline, and a dramatic reshaping of the court. The piece notes the 1852 court house and a community stove fund signed by local figures including Edwin Flint and Benjamin F. Reynolds.

la Crosse County Higbee Circuit Court John Brindley Robert Looney la Crosse Justice Looney C. C. Looney E. Slothower Jennie Looney California Chase A. Stevens Joseph K. French Stevens French Bar of Justice Looney M. M. Manville Court House Lt Crosse Milton Barlow Howard Cramer F. M. Rublee Walter Brown Edwin Flint Benjamin W. Reynolds S. D. Hastings William W. Ustick S. T. Smith Robert A. Durst Cameron Avenue Second Street

Birds Foresee King Charles VIII Battle Skirmish

A legend from the tower of King Charles VIII links a skirmish between magpies and jackdaws to the later battle where the Britons were defeated by the French. The tale suggests omens seen by birds foreshadowed the 15th century clash.

Charles VIII France

Sudden Smitten Sparks Morbid Marriage Gag

A cheeky dialogue centers on a man who marries on his deathbed to secure a future fortune. Maud jokes about the scheme while Jack quips that such a bride would suit him, asking for her address in a darkly comic exchange.

Maud Jack

Best Girl Accepts Barker Over The Phone Joke

A humorous exchange features Barker declaring engagement to his betrothed via telephone. Candidus questions whether the message was understood, prompting a witty judge’s remark.

Barker Candidus

The Inconvenient Bride and Ellen Scanlan's Fate

The tale recounts Ellen Scanlan's marriage to Scanlan, his plot to kill her with accomplice Sullivan, the boat ride in Glin where she disappeared, the brutal discovery of her corpse, Scanlan's swift trial and execution, and the sensational aftermath that fueled enduring Irish ballads and narratives.

Ellen Scanlan Dublin Conery John Scanlan Scanlan County Limerick Stephen Sullivan Ellen Sylly Sullivan Sean Julyey Bullivart Glin Ellen Lan Allivan Tenart Poorter

Daddy's Bedtime The Little Story Girls Play Barber Shop

A playful scene features the Little Story-Girls wrapping up a day with make believe barber shop antics. They pretend to cut hair and give shavings, sharing giggles as bedtime nears.

Stella Jack Daddy Evelyn Betty Gwendolen Sted Bett Potter

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