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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1913

Page

3

School board fight over Kittle and Gary leadership

Voters are urged to elect Mr. Gary over Mr. Kittle in a county school funding dispute. The letter accuses book agents and state book trusts of pressuring for Gary, arguing Kittle would improve schools after ten years of Cary’s failures. The author calls for change and new leadership with accountability for tax money.

Gary Kittle School Book Trust Mr. Kittle Peason Cary

Self Made Character of Woodrow Wilson Features in Current Review

In Current magazine a profile of President Wilson highlights his largely self-made character and signs of growth from youth to age. The piece notes endurance, calm, and a life of self-improvement driven by ambition, alongside brief satirical quips about public figures and social observations from the era.

WL Bon W Woodrow Wilson Pirate Serwin Lake Erie Woodrow Wilson New England Herbert Spencer Suenecer Lippincott

Burlington Gives Safety Lectures

HR Thomas, lecturer for the Safety bureau of the Chicago, Bure Neston & Quincy railway, will conduct three days of illustrated safety lectures in La Crosse. The informal meetings, held during rest hours, attract 40 to 70 workers in working clothes with smoking allowed. Pictures emphasize dangers to trespassers, especially children, and epigrams urge avoidance of hazards.

Thomas Safety Bureau Chicago, Bure Neston & Quincy Railway la Crosse McWilliams la Crosse Theater Shoawa Thomas Tto

Vote for Kittle Seen as Best for State Schools

The editorial urges voters to elect William Kittle as state superintendent over Cary. It criticizes Cary for a decade of political activity in education, claiming Wisconsin rural schools rank twenty eighth in efficiency. The piece argues Kittle is better qualified and free of partisan manipulation, warning Cary uses school bulletins as political propaganda.

la Crosse C. PL Carty William Kittle Bodrg Normal Regents the Tribune Kittle Cary Wisconsin Badger By Loud Alt. Kittle Bibse Educaional

Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles Remembered Courtin

A collage of humorous verse and jokes recalls courtship days and old parlor decor with horsehair furniture and crayon portraits. Then modern life arrives, rent and landlords loom, and a string of short gags shift to philosophy, misread declarations, and light anecdotes about luck, hats, and a stubborn optimist.

Prodigal Judge excerpt hints at crime and threats

In a tense scene, Langham plots to ingratiate with Gilmore and confronts betrayal. Gilmore presses Langham about the murder case and Langham’s alibi, hinting the key lies with Langham’s wife and her whereabouts Thanksgiving afternoon. The exchange reveals power, money, and looming danger. The narrative continues.

Langham Gilmore Sambler Ham Lang

Ming famine plea echoed in parliament by Tohn Bright

By Loring C. Clark D D Thursday March twenty seven 1003 Teregiah 9 20 Yet hear the word of the Lord Bright pleads in parliament for famine stricken Ming land possessions He closes with Scripture acerbic lines about daughters weeping and neighbors lamenting as death comes up to the windows and enters our palates

Loring C. Clark D.D Teregiah Tohn Bright Mingland

Rail traffic disrupted by washouts and delays across states

Trains from the east faced hours of delay or cancellation as washouts hit lines in Illinois and Ohio. Labor gangs rushed to repair damage and restore service, while officials clashed with a traveler over clothing and attire aboard a transcontinental train. The day’s disruptions stretched across multiple rail companies as crews worked to restore communications.

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New Superfluous Hair Core Wonder Promises Removal

Advert describes a cosmetic hair removal product named New Superfluous Hair Core by Lene BREW. It claims permanent destruction of hair with no skin irritation, showing results on arms neck face and other areas. It offers a trial package by mail with a 2 cent stamp and a full size package price of $1.00, plus a money back guarantee.

Prem Treatment Free Trial Package Offer Prompts Mail Request

A vintage ad invites readers to fill in their name and address on dotted lines and mail with two cents for a free trial of a hair removal preparation. It lists distributors in Chicago and mentions Koescaler Bros and G Seyschlag as sellers.

Anna Button Dard St Chicazo

Syrup of Figs remedy touts liver cleanse myth

An old advertorial warns against constipation and claims a teaspoon of Syrup of Figs will move poisonous bile and waste from the bowels by morning. It touts the product as a safe natural laxative made of figs senna and aroma tics, urges asking for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from California Fig Syrup Company.

California Fig Syrup Company

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