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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
3
A reflective piece notes the week’s paradoxes as a new monarch is crowned while a republic destroys its king. It calls the world funny and highlights England’s social legislation debate. It mentions a Commons debate on reducing the influence of a historic figure.
An advertisement attacks dull hair and dandruff, claiming Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ causing scalp flakes. It promises natural hair growth, quick relief, and urges purchase at drug stores with a one dollar bottle and additional postage offer to Detroit Michigan.
An analysis notes the coronation mirrors a contest between revived traditions and modern democracy. Marie Corelli, said to be invited by the king, views the event as a sign of public faith in the throne, while warning against radicalism and Lloyd George programs. The U S ambassador is praised for pursuing commercial links, underscoring global concerns beyond the pageantry.
A magazine excerpt recounts a Memphis visit by a factory owner who seeks parks and civic buildings as business assets. He notes a city’s care for recreation signals healthy growth and that Memphis won his branch. The tale includes anecdotes from July Young’s Magazine and Senator Williams on estate timing and humor.
A quirky verse about the farmer Crumple Horn his flies and a milkmaids song. The piece ends with a joke about an automobile and town folks.
An examining physician for a major life insurance company says many applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney trouble. He endorses Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a highly effective herbal remedy, noting its cure record and urging readers to try it or request a free sample from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton NY.
An old method used harsh physic and harsh laxatives that irritated the stomach. Cascarets provide a natural bowel action without griping and act as a bowel tonic. A 10 cent box is advertised for instant relief and portable use.
The narrative describes Erik's antique mirror labyrinth and a torture chamber lit by artificial sun, where the Vicomte de Chagny and I confront a terrifying illusion. Erik's clever traps morph scenes, heighten heat, and threaten escape as Christine and others fade from view.
In July issue of Young's Magazine a conversation concerns harem skirts seen on Paris mannequins. One voice condemns the fashion as a breech of etiquette while another notes the style makes waves in contemporary society. Richard Bennett is mentioned as performing in The Deep Purple.
A playful note hints at weekend fishing routines and gear chatter. The writer mentions baiting hooks, shop visits, and shrimp flavors as part of a lighthearted crafting of angling culture.
New York June 27 Mlle Sumko known as the Melba of Japan has arrived for a season on the stage. Her repertoire ranges from grand opera to rag time.
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