Anderson Pleads for Referendum in New Mexico Arizona Debates
Congressman Sydney Anderson of Minnesota argues before the House for initiative referendum and recall in admitting New Mexico and Arizona. He likens the Oregon system to protections for voters, notes tools for free debate, and warns against boss government and remote accountability.
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Cure for Callouses and Foot Troubles Promoted
An ad promotes Calocide as an effective remedy for callouses bunions corns and ingrown nails. It advises dissolving Calocide in hot water soaking the feet massaging the sore parts and repeating for several nights with olive oil. The piece also pushes popular government reforms including initiative referendum and recall.
The Chap Who Moans About His Sad Lot
A lone man gripes about misfortune in a short reflective note. The piece sketches a somber mood and hints at personal regrets, framing a quiet, introspective moment for readers.
Whiz-water hand cleaner with coupon for silverware
A vintage ad urges printers to use Whiz-water to soften skin and remove ink from hands. Each can includes a coupon to obtain Rogers Genuine Silverware. Sold by grocers and druggists.
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Tomah Man Arrested Here After Train Escape
James Reardin once a Tomah character was arrested in La Crosse on Monday and held for Tomah officers who brought him back Tuesday afternoon to face two charges assault and battery and resisting an officer. Goodyear's mill resumed operations after six weeks idle as pond and derricks were repaired and a grass cutting crew started. The Winnebago Indian office moved from Black River Falls to Tomah to streamline payments via Superintendent Compton. A large new shop for blacksmith Carl Andres was begun on La Crosse street. Memorial services were held at Oak Grove cemetery by Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters with 50 Knights and 25 Sisters present.
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Chicago enters meet at Forbes Field Pittsburg
Chicago Athletic association will send eighteen star athletes to the national A A U track and field championships at Forbes field Pittsburg on June 20 and July 1. The squad includes some of America's best competitors.
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Social habits and spending divide households
The excerpt comments on women spending beyond their means on dry goods and hair care, while men eat more than they can afford. It contrasts household labor with consumer pressures and highlights economic strain in a family context.
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