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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
2
The article argues public perception is shaped by true quality over display. Genuine jewelry, from authentic gold to reputable makers, signals character, while imitation pieces suggest instability. It urges buyers to seek origins and branding, noting a La Crosse guarantee and to check the box for the maker’s name.
R G Dun weekly review notes drought relief restoring harvest hopes while national business remains exceptionally heavy for the season. Production con tracts cover year output in many industries and steel mills stay booked into 1907. Ohio coal disputes resolved, real estate and building stay active, winter wheat harvest begins with labor shortages common. 185 U.S. failures this week, 0 in Canada, versus 195 and 23 a year ago.
In Texas near La Mesa, John Puryear and Earl Seeds were ambushed and killed after riding to a water tank with horses. Three suspects were arrested as a mob demanded their removal from the county jail for lynching amid a feud involving Puryear and three neighbors.
Washington June 23. Dr. Cressy L. Wilbur of Michigan has been named chief statistician for vital statistics in the census bureau, succeeding the late William A. King. Wilbur previously served as expert special agent in the same bureau.
A state banquet in Trondheim June 23 honored King Haakon VII and Queen Maud with 350 guests including the United States embassy and notable Americans. Special Ambassador Graves and Mrs Graves received silver medals. Premier Michelsen toasted the king and Norway as crowds cheered outside the palace.
The Kohala ditch, Hawaii's largest irrigation project, opened in ceremony with Secretary Atkinson. The 14 mile main line includes nine miles of mountain tunneling and is planned to reach 21 miles, delivering 70 million gallons daily to plantations and uncultivated lands at a cost of 500000. Atkinson quoted a Roosevelt letter pledging support to immigration to settle Hawaii.
Very low rates to Omaha Nebraska effective through the 13th inclusive with favorable return limits. Applications should be made to agents of the Chicago and North Western Railway.
The article emphasizes that ships and instruments do not define the navy. the real strength lies in the sailors. It notes the secretary of the navy urging higher pay and better privileges to attract enlisted men, warning that manning ships is the current bottleneck.
An Italian trying to walk through the Simplon tunnel suffocated by heat and died. The item notes New Mexico's vast gypsum desert, and compares global postal profits and New Zealand geysers reacting to Vesuvius with dramatic eruptions.
Excur sion tickets will be sold at one fare for the round trip on June 19 20 and 21 with returnlimited to June 23 inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry.
A short editorial urging women to be good listeners and not monopolize conversations. It notes the social harm of constant self focus and excessive chatter, praises restraint, and contrasts practiced listeners with boastful talkers. It also briefly lists home remedies and choking first aid tips, including soap liniment and steam inhalation.
Ingrowing toenails should be pared thin in the center and cut at the corners. People with heart irritability should avoid hot water as it can cause heart palpitations.
A compact musing on enthusiasm and silence. The author contrasts belief, doubt, and truth, and notes the bold risks of pools rushing where angels fear to tread. The piece closes with a quip about audacity awarding rewards beyond angels’ dreams.
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