Tribune Junior La Crosse weekly juvenile page
The Tribune Junior appears in La Crosse Wisconsin with Bertha Burton as editor. It presents a weekly youth oriented section published Saturdays.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
10
The Tribune Junior appears in La Crosse Wisconsin with Bertha Burton as editor. It presents a weekly youth oriented section published Saturdays.
A long readers page from 1908 features poems about school life and a chorus of Junior letters. Girls share topics like Trials at School Dear Old Homes and joining Sunshiners while weeks of club activity unfold. a tale follows Dick Richards pursuing study and encouragement from his teacher.
Bernice King writes of a tub incident at age three and daily school routines in Miss Hartwell's class. She notes Miss Hartwell is very sick and Mrs Meis ter is present. She is seven, in 2 B, living at 1339 Rose Street.
A letter from Hortense Prinz discusses punctuality at Third Ward School in La Crosse, comparing river parks, and wishing to join Sunshiners. Catharine Pipher adds notes about Reds, and Reamer Kerr comments on Juniors. The piece mentions Miss Leissring, grade 3B, and travel from Seventh Street to Sixteenth and Vine. Ted Lyman’s apron ribbon tale ends with a moral shift as punishment.
A letter from 11 year old Ethel Marie at 2123 Cameron Ave expresses intent to join the Sunshine Club and perform one kind action each month. She mentions writing later about a topic and hopes the new captain will match the old one, and promises a cocoa fudge recipe.
A historical fudge recipe combines cocoa milk sugar and butter with vanilla. The mixture is heated and stirred to a firm ball in cold water then cooled poured into a buttered pan and cut into squares. Avoid overbeating to keep a glossy top.
A substitute teacher fills in during Miss Viets absence. The class describes the substitute as very good, while noting the pupils are very mean.
The Blues lead the Reds 52 to 42 after the latest club standings. New members include Hortense Pigk estvosierse and BOGSernioe FIGS among others, as the club updates its roster and topics for discussion.
In a conversation with Cousin Natalie Dick muses on making the world, preferring various winter joys yet disliking study. He imagines weather for every need and strays into thoughts about God and learning, revealing a boy’s restless curiosity and impatience with lessons.
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