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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
3
A century of patriotic words about the Stars and Stripes frames Secretary Lane’s speech to Interior Department clerks. The flag embodies the people’s belief and effort, reflecting work, pride, struggle, and enduring hope across roles from laborers to lawmakers.
A fragmented titled column mixes political jabs and village lore with a baseball reminiscence about a great local phenom who left his town for stardom. It intertwines civic debate on appropriations with lighthearted sketches and a moonlight romance vignette.
The Wansan Record-Herald critiques the Stalwart movement listing Phillip as a longtime leader, Judge Bathcroft as an active campaigner with little ticket strength, and notes most others may refuse to serve. Senator Kreutzer of the city is named attorney general but has said he would not run.
A fragmentary prose piece portrays a naive country girl never seeing the Cairo streets or Midway life. The voice, possibly Emanuel Philipp, critiques old wartime manners and contrasts innocence with urban exposure. The text blends melodrama and satire in a dated newspaper fragment.
A large group of Westinghouse strikers gathered near the gates of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing in Pittsburg. Disorder marked the event as sticks and stones were reportedly buried, signaling rising tensions at the plant entrance.
A Creston Iowa reader testifies to relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises renewed strength, better home life, and happiness with a baby boy, and invites others to seek guidance from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
A miscellany of short humorous anecdotes includes a travelling salesman’s trick to spot married men by how they wipe their feet on the mat, a child asking about his red nose blamed on the east wind, an overdressed woman boasting of wealth, a cheeky exchange about getting even, and a commuter’s quip on avoiding fares on a foreign railroad.
The acting judge fined and jailed Robert Parry, described as a tramp, for 20 days in the county jail this morning. He claimed Michigan as his home, and the report notes a man playing a mandolin by a window as a sign of trouble.
A veteran narrator recounts the Farraday lineage, a hidden child, and tangled loyalties across England Scotland and France. He explains his wife Mary Barras’s parentage, his own exile in the Netherlands, his father’s death, Maxwell plots, and de Courcy’s fate, leading to a Virginia setting and his true name Marshall.
Harry Gordon a 42 year old postmaster at Dunningtown and Cozine Daniels 22 were in critical condition at Wesleyan hospital after a confrontation with post office robbers. Gordon suffered a broken lung injury and Daniels a chest wound as gunmen fled with 700.90 in cash contained in a bag.
State's Attorney Tyers opened the case demanding the death penalty for Anthony Petras for the murder of Theresa Hollender. Petras showed emotion as his wife cried. the murdered girl's parents sat grimly as the prosecutor branded him a murderer.
Elgin Illinois June 30 butter board reports firmer sale of butter at 26 45 cents per pound, with oil and base prices unchanged from the previous week. Local producers indicate stable demand despite slight declines in some grades.
A period column lists multiple home beauty and health tonics and recipes. It promotes almozoin cream jelly to smooth wrinkles, a kardene tonic, a canthrox shampoo, spurmax lotion for pimples and skin tone, parnotis fat dissolving drink, crystal eye tonic, and quinzein hair tonic. Includes vague dosage guidance and drugstore availability.
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