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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1915

Page

4

Delia Thorne Brings Home Life To War Service

Delia Thorne, a self described useless in London society, joins the Women’s Emergency Corps. She is placed in charge of the untidy Mershon home, transforming it into a true home for Jack Mershon and Diana, steadying their war service duties. Delia finds purpose and happiness in organizing domestic life and embracing her one talent.

McCluren Syndicate Delia England London Delia Thorne War Service Women’s Emergency Corps Diana Mershon Jack Mershon Jack Diana Corps Miss Mershon Della War Services Corps Mershon House George Craven America United States Pennsylvania Washington Daddy

North Side Iceboxes Left Empty as Thieves Strike

City Treasurer George Young and three neighbors woke Sunday to iceboxes stripped of edible contents. Mrs. A Rice at 321 Mill Street, Young at 2206 Mill Street, Mary Fay at 718 Rose Street, and Albert A Muetzel at 713 Avon Street reported thefts with no food left inside. Local residents described the burglars taking all they could see.

North Side George Young Mother Hubbard Mrs. A. Rice Mill Street Mary Fay Rose Street Albert A. Muetzel Avon Street Mr. Rice

Gypsies Suspected in Porch Looting Spree

Homes were hit with boxes left on porches and residents suspect wandering gypsies. No definite group or gang has been identified to date, though the depredations are tied to a mobile band.

North Side Briefs and Local Social Notes

North Side residents share visits and returns from Minneapolis and Milwaukee. Social events include an ice cream social by Bethel Lutheran youth and a German Methodist church picnic at Myrick park. The Greyhound launch resumes operation after repairs following a Rice Lake sinking.

Young People’s Society of The Bethel Lutheran Church Elizabeth Powell North Side Savanna Ida Lange Sparta Arthur McKenzie Avon Street Black River Falls German Methodist Church Avon Clinton Streets Myrick Park L. B. Sullivan Mill Street Minneapolis M. Lauman Wall Street Percy Drake Milwaukee Alene Grenner West Salem A. Caswell Whitehall S. Pierce Berlin Street Frank Schini Missoula Mont Dr. Flynn Caledonia Andrew Hankinson Westby Olaf Olson Mont Nelson Oscar Larson Adolph Knuteson la Crescent Greyhound Carl Freng Rice Lake Mr. Freng Rice E

Onalaska Defeats Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen 8 to 2

Onalaska baseball team defeated the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Sunday afternoon at Onalaska by 8 to 2. Ritter pitched for the Trainmen and retired in the seventh due to a cramp. Onalaska batters included Christopherson and Comeau. Trainmen batters were Ritter Freehoff E Davis R Davis and Johnson.

Onalaska Brotherhood of Railway Ritter Christopherson Comeau R. T Freehoff E. Davis R. Davis Johnson

Borden Sets Course for England Conference

Montreal reports Sir Robert Borden premier of Canada left for New York with General Hughes minister of militia en route to England for a Wednesday conference with British government officials.

Montreal Sir Robert Borden Canada New York Hughes England

Not every beach costume is a bathing suit

A short fashion note challenges beachwear norms by highlighting that many outfits worn on the shore function as costumes rather than swimsuits. It underscores varied styles and the evolving definition of beach attire for summer days.

Eating What You Want Without Digestive Discomfort

The ad states that not all foods suit everyone and suggests building up blood to restore stomach tone. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a direct nerve and blood tonic aiding digestion and nervous stomach issues, with a free diet book offered by request to the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.

Errors Doom North Side As Diamonds Top Them 4 to 3

At Copeland Park on Sunday the north side team lost to the Diamonds a south side aggregation 4 to 3. The game swung in the eighth inning when the Diamonds scored four runs aided by North Side errors. Pitcher McGuire struck out ten and held the Diamonds to three hits with La Fleur catching for the North Side and Grabinski and Stang behind the Diamonds.

Copeland Park Diamonds South Siders McGuire la Fleur Grabinski and Stang

North Church to Join Open Meetings

North Presbyterian church sessions decide to unite July and August with union services on North Fifth Street. Morning services continue until the first Sunday in August. The last four Sundays of August will be omitted for the pastor's annual vacation.

North Presbyterian Church North Fifth Street

Cost of living high say Carmen

Chicago June 28 A street car workers union official says a motorman or conductor cannot live decently in Chicago on less than 1200 a year. President Mahon spoke as arbitration to settle disputes between 14 000 traction employees and magnates opened by the mayor acting as umpire.

Chicago W. D. Mahon Street Car Men's Union Mahon

Indrani Sunk After Torpedo in St George Channel

The British steamer Indrani, oldest in the Donaldson liner fleet, was torpedoed and sunk in the St George's Channel yesterday. Her crew have been landed, according to dispatches to shipping circles today.

London St. George's Channel

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From La Crosse Citizen

Local resident E. E. Burrows of 421 Vine St in La Crosse testifies to back ache and kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers to buy the Buffalo company product at 50 cents from dealers, noting the endorsement is home based.

la Crosse E. E. Burrows Vine St Doan Mr. Burrows Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

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