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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1913

Page

8

Public Debate A Montessori Opportunity

Miss Mary Schaeffer of Ohio will lecture at the La Crosse normal school on March 5 at 8 o clock on Montessori education. She argues the method benefits primary teachers and mothers, sharing Rome experiences and practical classroom applications.

America Rome Montessori la Crosse Mary Schaeffer Ohio Schaeffer Normal New York City Ethical Culture California Middle West Miss Schaeffer

West Salem Notices and Social Roundup

West Salem Wisconsin items list obituaries church funeral notes and social visits. James Henry McEldowny dies in Chicago Heights leaving a daughter Edna. Miss Martha Swennes funeral held. she was blind for years. Local residents host dinners teas and card games with prizes noted and invitations for upcoming gatherings.

James Henry McEldowny Chicago Heights Chicago McEldowney Edna Martha Swennes Olaf Swennes West Salem Miss Swennes Bernard Minneapolis

Y M C A Prepares for 1913 Circus

The Y M C A's Bungling Brothers Circus returns March 13 and 14 with over 100 performers. Physical Director A L Boyd trains the troupe while judging duties fall to John Brindley. Elephant Jumbo’s safety is noted as a concern due to the animal’s ferocious bursts.

Bungling Brothers A. L. Boyd Jamberene Flying John Brindley Association

Tomah nuptials and local society notes highlight Tomah event

Miss Alpha Dumer and Franklin Baumgarten wed in a quiet Tomah ceremony performed by Rev. Robert L. Hertal. The couple plans to live with the bride's mother on Kilbourne avenue after a brief honeymoon in St Paul and Minneapolis. The issue also details a 51 to 6 Tomah victory over Sparta, club meetings, social events, and community notes including illness and moves.

Marie Dumer Kilbourne Avenue Miss Alpha Franklin Baumgarten Robert L. Hertal Tomah L. A. Baumgarten Sparta Girls’ Athletic Association Woman's Civic Improvement Club Tomah Business Men’s Club Aleix Fix Fred Waltman Junior League of the Methodist Episcopal Church Shakespeare Club W. E. Bartels C. G. Hanover C. L. Anderson

Tomah Community Rounds Up News and Local Notices

Obituary notes. Hicks Parker dies in Kilbourne Ave home of paralysis. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Hoisington, Oak Grove cemetery. Local visits from Herman Fabian and Mr Paul Beltcher sells residence. Bay View club meets with Mrs Tuttle. Tomah high school shifts to track team for Western meet in La Crosse. Baseball to continue interclass play with a crowded schedule. Visitors Mr Albert Wagner and Mr John Lee seen about town.

Hicks Parker Kilbourne Ave Parker Tomah Methodist Episcopal Church LeRoy Hoisington Oak Grove Cemetery Herman Fabian Sayner Wis Gustav Paul Beltcher Robert Doten Lillian Schroeder Milwaukee Bay View Club Tuttle Tomah High School la Crosse Albert Wagner Brodhead John Wagner McLean Ave John Lee Dakota, Minn

Big Patronage List for Wilson to Fill

Washington March 5. The victory spoils policy looms as 100000 federal and civil service jobs may swing to Democrats under Wilson. Officials estimate patronage potential around 30000000 dollars while battle lines form over rapid reorganization and rescinding Taft postmaster orders. Hull accuses merit rule perversion and demands opening posts to Democrats. The influx of job seekers begins as offices fill with promises of reward.

Washington, D. C Wilson Taft Army Senate Hull Tennessee Washington

Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief

An old newspaper ad touts Pape's Diapepsin claiming five minute relief for sour gassy upset stomachs and indigestion. It emphasizes rapid regulation of weak stomachs and enables comfortable meals with no distress.

Pape

Vand ing for the People Back Home Stirring Congress

A fragment notes that lawmakers or congressmen rally to aid President Wilson, aiming to pressure his White House tenure through to next spring. The text hints at public sentiment influencing political maneuvering and the fate of Wilson’s administration.

Wilson White House

Senator Browne Resigns From Wisconsin Senate

Madison March 5 State Senator E E Browne congressman elect from the Eighth district today formally tendered his resignation from the Wisconsin senate.

Madison Wis E. E. Browne Wisconsin Senate

Yockey Elected Exalted Ruler Of Milwaukee Elks

Chauncey Yockey was elected exalted ruler of Milwaukee lodge No. 46 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks at the annual meeting last night in Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Milwaukee Wis Chauncey Yockey Milwaukee Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks

Rev Oadams Lecture on Norway at First church

Rev T Stanley Oadams presented a scenic Norway travelogue at the First Methodist Episcopal church auditorium before a large audience. Mrs Cadams operated a 20 foot square stereopticon with over ninety views, and Epworth League proceeds supported the event raising a nice sum.

Oadams Norway T. Stanley Oadams First Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League

It Is Difficult for a Boy to Smile Without Grinls

A reflective line notes the challenge of a boy forming a smile that does not read as a grin, hinting at social perception and identity expectations.

Danderine Hair Lotion Promise Of Lush Growth

An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a remedy for dull brittle hair. It claims cleansing removes dirt and oil, firms up shine, stops itching and hair loss, and promises new hair growth after weeks of use. A 25 cent bottle is offered at drug stores and counters.

Knowlton

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