Vote on Board Today in La Crosse Tribune Urges Action
From a brief interview with Mr. Doerflinger readers are urged to back his potential presidency of the La Crosse board of trade. The piece frames the matter as an election for the city’s future, urging citizens to contact Doerflinger immediately to show support or opposition and to decide the board’s fate.
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Zaniloff
Alban
Lois
Russia
England
Union Street
Richard Gessner
Hampstead
Malette
Grand Duke's Palace
Warsaw
Valley of the Shadow
Wisconsin group cites dismaying tuberculosis bulletin
The Wisconsin committee of the International Congress on Tuberculosis issued a surprising and dismally disappointing bulletin noting public inattention to crucial society issues. It laments farmers pushing protectionist laws, merchants inflating freight rates, bankers over monetary concerns, and the ongoing loss of life from preventable diseases.
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Wisconsin
International Congress On Tuberculosis
American Association For the
Battle Over Industrial Education at National Education Assn Meet
A Washington conference on industrial education pits hands on trades against culture focused schooling. President Roosevelt sides with industrial training, prompting critics who warn of a two class system. The debate notes dangers of eroding culture while factory and capitalist interests push for cheaper skilled labor. Organized labor may join the discussion before resolution.
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Washington, D. C
Department of
National Education Association
Roosevelt
Simple full kimono fashion by May Manton
Fashion notes present a simple full kimono with fitted yoke, usable long or short, sacqua style, loose or bishop sleeves. It discusses fabrics from printed wash to Japanese designs in wools, silks, crepes. pattern 5921 in sizes small to large, mail order for ten cents plus postage.
Health aid plea for tuberculosis fight in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin health bulletin urges a $5,000 fund to battle tuberculosis, noting two million yearly deaths from the disease and the lack of reliable health information. It contrasts dairy and animal welfare fundraising with human health needs and appeals for broader public donations to finance a state health commission effort.
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Advancement of Science
Washington
New Jersey
Arizona
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Committee
International Congress On Tuberculosis
Wisconsin
John Kepmeier
Wells Bldg
Milwaukee
Commonwealth
the Tribune
la Crosse
Mrs Skinner's Social Entry Stirs Hartje Circles
Mrs. Harry Skinner makes a noticeable social entrance via the coachman line, drawing quiet ire from the Hartje faction whose prominence in smoky city fashionable circles has begun to fade.
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Harry Skinner
Hartje
Community Bids Sympathy for Judge Reid in Bereavement
The whole community extends sympathy to Judge Ray S. Reid upon his bereavement. Notes of support and condolences flow from local residents and institutions as the judge faces personal loss.
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Ray S. Reid
One Trouble With The Wireless Era
One weakness inherent in all wireless communication affects telephone more than telegraph. Sunlight disturbs the waves, sometimes forcing messages to be sent at night. Long distance transmissions suffer more, but medium distances are also hampered. A wireless central, attuned and trustworthy, remains a challenge. Wireless talking may stay a luxury for army and navy use for military service.
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Army
Navy
When I cross the ocean, you bet I won’t take that Lusitany
Mrs. Malaprop quips about a careless ship with a broken record like a voyage joke. The snippet jokes on misused words and maritime mishaps in a light, period tone.
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Lusitany
Heart of Maryland at La Crosse Tonight and Knight for a Day Sunday
Spotlighting the Heart of Maryland, a Belasco hit with a strong cast and vivid scenery, tonight at the La Crosse theater. Sunday features the musical comedy A Knight for a Day with a 70 plus cast, two performances, and seat sales starting Friday morning at the theater candy store.
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la Crosse Theater
Chicago
Commission and Courage Across a Twisting Tale
In a narrative of political intrigue and personal peril, Alban Kennedy aids ailing Count Boriskoff and contemplates loyalty versus peril as Warsaw politics entangle a daring rescue. A grim spy plot tests devotion and a bold vow to marry Lois if she gains liberty. Kennedy prepares to flee to London to pursue justice and endure exile.
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Poland
France
Alban
Jill
Lois
Mr. Gessner
Paul Boriskoff
Wil
Kennedy
Hampstead
England
Paris
Zaniloff
London
Evening Mail
Warsaw
Wonderland
The Land of Dollars at La Crosse theater Tuesday
Ezra Kendall and George Ade shine as authors with sharp humor and keen insight into human nature in The Land of Dollars. The play promises sparkling lines and funny situations and will be seen at the La Crosse theater on Tuesday March 10 with seats ready Saturday.
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Ezra Kendall
George Ade
Ade
la Crosse Theater
Rosy Irish Girl Seeks Service Position
A Germantown mistress questions a fresh rosy cheeked Irish girl about qualifications for service. The girl replies in naive tone that she can cook, if assisted, reflecting a humorous mix of accent and eagerness to work as Harper's Weekly notes.
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Nora
Harper’s Weekly
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