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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1908
Page
3
An anonymous La Crosse merchant letter questions home support of local shops and urges publishing lists of non supporters. The Tribune weighs the issue, invites named information, and reserves co operation to boost local jobbers, manufacturers and merchants.
The piece argues that free speech and similar rights must be limited to protect public safety. It contends that liberty should not shield murderous or treasonous acts and calls for dealing with avowed assassins, asserting the need to act before further outrages occur.
The article urges bold action to reinforce teachings through vigilant excursions against perceived threats. It advocates drastic treatment of the so called reds as a necessary measure.
The article argues that opposition to Senator La Follette over the Aldrich bill is unfounded noting the bill's improvement from the original draft. It credits his withdrawal of the railroad bond clause and two amendments for the positive change and calls the passage a triumph for La Follette despite possible further amendments.
The piece condemns the Smuggler mine violence and the attack on General Wells. It notes Orchard’s refusal to seek gubernatorial clemency and calls for his hangings. It argues the miners’ savagery harms any resolution and urges justice through execution as the only rightful path.
A verse parody in which a self styled doctor commands a ship with pomp while ignoring navigation, storms, and crew, insisting on absolute authority and claiming future command of fleets. The speaker mocks self important boasts and bureaucratic bluster.
Commentary on the Japan China settlement over the Tatsu Maru seizure. The piece notes China would apologize and compensate for the seizure while agreeing to buy back the contraband arms, implying a cautious verdict that China erred yet warns Japan to tighten smuggling checks.
Dramatic critic outlines the second local production of Sutro's The Walls of Jericho starring Herbert Kelcey as Frobisher and Effie Shannon as the lead. Review praises their dignified artistry, balance, and private conduct while noting fair attendance and strong, vivid sets.
Viola Allen headlines a two factor engagement at La Crosse theater on Thursday April 2 with the sensational play Irene Wycherley by Anthony P Wharton of Royal University Dublin. Liebler and company bring Edwin Arden Paul McAllister and others to a cast noted for experience. The production offers Miss Allen chances to display her abundant talent in a leading role.
In a playful scene two grandchildren press their grandfather on historical killings. He mutters that he’s behind on the papers and admits he hasn’t followed current events, admitting a gap in his newspaper reading this week. The exchange ends with a light self admission and a chuckle.
An enlarged portrait salesman tells a widow that prompt orders yield large pictures up to barn size, while delaying leads to progressively smaller holds until only a locket size remains. The remark frames quick decisions as a moral warning amid post funeral marketing.
Instructions describe a firm corset cover that can be handmade from white coutil or heavy cottons. The front, side front, and yoke attach to a back with crosswise tabs and a front edge eyelet fastening. Material needs for a medium size are % yard by 36 inches with 3 yards edging. Pattern 5950 covers bust sizes 36 to 44 inches and can be mailed for ten cents, plus two cents for postage if rushed.
Cooking authorities favor baked beans over boiled for richer flavor and nutrition. Heinz Kitchens in Pittsburgh bake beans in open ovens after careful soil selection, cleansing, and slow preparation, using sterilized tins and a precise sealing process to ensure consistent quality.
Samuel Statham confronts a revived threat as a shabby tramp outside his Park Lane home confirms the killer revelation that the man he believed dead is alive. Levi, his loyal servant, warns of danger while Statham seeks help from Rolfe, who vanished en route to Belgrade.
The piece laments crude nationhood in public life, noting failed city management and widespread suspicion of police and public officers. It questions whether any constabulary or detective force stands above reproach and calls for genuine self-government in municipal administration.
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