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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
3
A citizen urges the state railroad commission to address crowding and outdated streetcars in La Crosse. He notes packed cars during rush hours, lack of open cars on the south side, and the long absence of modern vehicles, calling for urgent relief through official action.
Speakers at the National Admen's convention in Chicago argued for ad ethics aimed at making advertisements worthy of canonization. They criticized unclean ads that seek profit by risking health, exploiting fear, superstition, or weakness and that rely on subterfuge.
The piece lauds Joseph H. Finn of Nichols-Finn for treating advertising as news and a core part of publicity. It argues advertising drives reader interest, supports newspapers, and should spread optimism to bolster markets, publishers, advertisers, and the public.
Poem excerpt by Charles H. Winke depicts auto racing as a perilous, intense contest. Cars roar on the track under brutal effort and thunderous sound. Drivers chase speed despite pain and danger, while the stars witness the endless, unstoppable race.
The fragment quotes Mr. Wayup and Mr. Blease discussing national land and personal freedom. It hints at travel revealing ownership rights and a broad, unconstrained country. The dialogue emphasizes independence and the sense of owning vast spaces without debts.
During the Dayton flood a Black woman was rescued with two white women and placed on a barn roof. As the boatman departed the white women prayed for safety while the colored woman remained silent. one white woman urged her to pray or act, and the elder clasped her hands.
A Shamrock Missouri woman praised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier after severe health woes including pains, weakness, sleepless nights, and hot flashes. She credits the treatments with restored energy, sleep, appetite, and family harmony. The notice includes her address and a prompt for confidential advice from the company.
Minot in a Southbound visit contends with a secret assignment from Thacker while awaiting a love decision. He meets Cynthia Meyrick in a seaside tea parlor, flirts briefly, then rushes to meet Harrowby as the Lileth sails in. A dinner with Martin Wall and the Meyrick family follows as tensions mix romance and intrigue.
A quotation frames the newspaper as a dynamic force behind society guiding public opinion. The Seattle Times anecdote contrasts hopeful speech with a flood’s lasting meaning and law, reflecting on media's role in civilization and memory.
Gunard Friberg reports a year of pimples and blackheads on his face improving after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. He notes burning redness disappeared and disfigurement vanished, prompting him to buy multiple cakes and a box. Ad promotes Cuticura products and skin care literature.
A strong man traveling with two shows a day on a Kansas City to Omaha train is challenged in the day coach by a tall man with side whiskers who taunts him about lifting feats. After confirming many records, the strong man is asked to raise a car window.
A resident suspects a neighbor of questionable conduct and seeks verification of possible issues. Local authorities have not announced formal charges, and neighbors await further details as the inquiry continues.
Critics hail Merwins new novel as a significant, gripping, and well constructed work. Praise comes from the New York Tribune Chicago papers and Boston outlets noting its lively truth and dramatic human portrait. The review wave highlights the book as an important American literary event.
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