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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
2
Milwaukee faces a deadly heat wave with six dead and 25 town residents prostrated. At seven o clock the city’s thermometers showed ninety five degrees while thousands sought shade in parks and hospital stations opened in drug stores to treat the affected.
The text argues true humility comes from the soul not outward signs like clothing or voice. It notes humility is not exclusive to the poor and that many rich people show less vanity than their servants.
A concise adage notes that any man rich enough to play polo should be more mindful of his overall health, implying that prosperity carries a duty to maintain wellness.
Four youths from Saginaw Michigan were arraigned in Appleton municipal court on vagrancy charges. They pleaded vigorously but were released only after producing diplomas confirming their recent high school graduation. They said they were seeking work.
The text notes that belief in witchcraft links stolen hair or nail clippings to harming enemies. It cites universal folklore showing people dispose of clippings to protect themselves. It claims Australian native girls fear immediate death if a lock of hair is stolen.
Louis Suelflohn, Bella Mac mate, reveals a long hidden deception to ease a sister’s grief after the 1882 disaster. The wreck at Two Mile Island killed eight, with three bodies never found, and Frank McIntire’s is buried as David McCamish. Captain W W Gordon led the voyage with a sixteen member crew.
Eleanor learns her engagement to Dr Alec Scott may be a mistake as Aunt Phoebe recalls past loves and the ballroom scenes glow with lanterns on the river. Jim Mayfield Jr unexpectedly appears, confessing love and promising a future that could outshine Eleanor’s current engagement.
The article instructs pad the ironing board with a thick quilt or old blanket lay on table cut heavy muslin slip open ends sew two slips and swap them regularly so padding stays clean and lasts months according to Mother's Magazine.
The article notes that women in Latin America have long worked as streetcar conductors, citing Chile during its war with Peru and cities like Santiago and Valparaiso. It contrasts this with Philadelphia and uses a literary aside about Old Mother Hubbard to imply progress in gender roles.
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