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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
11
Consul Henry D. Baker notes the southernmost industry at Macquarie Island, where penguin oil is produced by boiling carcasses and shipped to Australia and New Zealand. He cites an estimated 80 million penguins and a large population of sea elephants nearby.
Plans firm for monster automobile parade set for Thursday July 2 at 4 pm in La Crosse. Mrs George W Burton leads the parade committee and urges all auto owners to participate by decorating and sending drivers if sick friends cannot attend, aiming for the feature of Made in La Crosse Week and a cover-page history moment.
Dr H Clay Evenson chairs Farmers Day on Tuesday with a 120 by 60 foot tent for 300 people on the market square. Caledonia Street Methodist church women will serve coffee and lunches, with tables and chairs provided. A rest room for women and stable space for horses are planned, plus open air entertainment and a possible mock marriage stunt to draw crowds. An effort to avoid competition with local restaurants aims to keep meals modest and tasteful. An expected large turnout from Wisconsin and Minnesota is anticipated.
Heine notes that 19th century men built with convictions while moderns rely on opinions. The cathedral at Amiens inspires reflection on enduring purpose, asking why present times lack the same decisive foundation.
It is a popular but erroneous impression that a great number of miners die from tuberculosis. In fact, deaths among miners is very seldom caused by this dread disease.
The Nomad and Harrisburg motorcycle clubs of Harrisburg Pa have joined forces to create the Keystone Motorcycle Club, combining members and resources under one organization. The new club aims to promote riding 안전 and organize events for riders in the area.
A blind man M Gustave Hebert fell in love with a blind girl in a Dijon institute. He asked her parents to marry her. they refused and sent her to Marseilles. Hebert walked 150 miles to Versailles to plead, then to Pontoise where he drowned himself in the river.
A wry Victorian saying compares a woman’s remarriage after divorce to an old tool losing value once its owner acquires a newer model, capturing themes of loyalty, utility, and social change in domestic life.
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