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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

19

Tomah Prepares for Junior Prom at the Armory

In Tomah Wisconsin the Junior Prom will be held Friday night at the Armory with decorations in school colors white and gold and blue and white in the dining room. Committees strive to make the event a success as the town expects a lively gathering.

Tomah Armory Henry Peterson Denver Colo Grace Tomah High School Wisconsin German Evangelical Association Lomia A. E. Happe Black Hawk C. W. Wells Little Helen Burroughs

Trains to Carry Medical Supplies Under Wisconsin Bill

Wisconsin railroad cars would require boxes with bandages septic gauze and medicated cotton for wounds under a bill by Assemblyman Peter J. Murphy. The transportation committee also backed bills to empower the railroad commission to oversee dangerous crossings and stock and bond reporting, with appeals timelines and guaranty provisions.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Peter J. Murphy Manitowoc County Transportation Committee C. A. Harper State Board of Health Railroad Commission Senator Teasdale E. Ray Stevens Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company Commission Supreme Court

Milwaukee Moving Day Counts 20,000 Families

Approximately twenty thousand Milwaukee families changed residences on May 1 as firms handling household goods report spring shifting activity. The figures reflect a citywide movement during moving day with broad participation across neighborhoods.

Milwaukee

Quick Easy Positive Cure for Foot Torture

An advertorial claim describes Calocide compound dissolving in warm water to soak the feet for fifteen minutes. It allegedly relieves soreness instantly, peels corns and callouses, and stops sweaty smelly feet with a 25 cent box. druggists stock it or can source quickly.

Thoughts of a Spinster and Workplace Conduct

A column sketches self-control as a factor in male behavior at work and at home, noting a man can be pleasant at the office yet grumble at his wife, family, and household routines in the evening.

Toleration in Chinese and Japanese religious history

The passage argues that both Chinese and Japanese histories reveal broad religious toleration. It claims Christian persecutions in the seventeenth century arose from political rather than religious motives.

Brotherly Prayer Exchange Sparks Parish Banter

A church pew side duel interrupts worship as the pastor invites Brother Short to lead prayer. Brother Short retorts with a sharp line about self-reliance and pay, sparking a brief, humorous exchange during the service.

Brother Short

Do You Think Mrs Muchrich Bleaches

Brief dialogue quotes Mrs Muchrich and her husband age joke with a hairdresser, highlighting vanity and fashion. The exchange, playful and sardonic, hints at social norms and personal grooming in a domestic setting.

Muchrich

Canary Or Music Box Aims For Immediate Song

A speaker rejects a quick singing canary and proposes a music box as the better choice for immediate, controllable performance. The exchange hints at seeking reliable, adjustable entertainment rather than a fragile pet. The dialogue contrasts spontaneous singing with engineered predictability.

Uncle Eben On Wisdom

Uncle Eben notes that wisdom is not just a vast store of facts but something people must care about and use. He argues many believe wisdom lies in collecting data nobody is interested in.

Uncle Eben

Contraries Kept Cold Potatoes and Sloppy Ice Cream

Some men remain stubborn about food choices, keeping cold potatoes and sloppy ice cream despite opinions to the contrary.

Why They Fail Reflects on hesitation delaying progress

A thoughtful reflection notes that some individuals spend so long doubting their correctness they lose chance to move forward. It emphasizes patience and timely action as keys to success.

Habit of the Postman and the Paying Bill Paradox

A lighthearted reflection asks why the postman never stops when a check is expected but always calls when a bill is due. The question plays on common inconvenience and the routine nature of mail delivery.

Now and Always Plan Echoed in Washington Star Note

A compact Washington Star quotation urges listening skeptically and retaining only essential truth, advising belief in half heard and forgetting the rest as a prudent approach to information.

Washington Star

Plenty of Room Fame's Eternal Camping Ground Phrase

A compact saying about fame implying its lasting allure and the open nature of celebrity's eventual resting place. The remark suggests that fame, like a camp site, remains available to those who seek it.

Fame

Gold Dust Soap Claims Fast Thorough Cleaning

Gold Dust soap is described as a vegetable oil powder that cleans clothes thoroughly with less elbow grease. It claims to save time and spare the back, works in any water and softens hard water to a rainlike softness.

No Argue Health Board Bill Postponed Hearing

Madison Wis May 2 The hearing on the heavy bill creating a state department of health was postponed as neither side was ready to argue. State board of health officials opposed it while F O Phelps Milwaukee Christian scientist was present in opposition. Assemblyman Peavy said physicians would attend next Tuesday to urge the proposed reorganization.

Madison Wis State Department of Health W. F. Whyte C. A. Harper L. E. Spencer State Board of Health F. O. Phelps Milwaukee Christian Scientist Assemblyman Peavy

Joseph E Davies Named Commissioner of Corporations

Joseph E Davies of Wisconsin was appointed commissioner of corporations by President Wilson. The appointment was semi official announced several days ago.

Washington Joseph E. Davies Wisconsin Wilson Davies

Buried Priest Lawrence Vorwoerk At Mount Calvary Cemetery

The Very Rev. Lawrence Vorwoerk a Capuchin founder and former guardian of Mount Calvary Monastery is buried at Mount Calvary cemetery after dying in Detroit last Friday at age 71.

Fond DU Lac Wis Lawrence Vorwoerk Mount Calvary Mount Calvary Cemetery Father Vorwoerk Detroit

Court to Her Church Suabble

Zachariah Wilams sues Rev. R. J. Willigs and ten others over church relocation. A court commissioner will hear the case next Saturday in Waukesha. An injunction restrains interference with services at the old Jerusgem church near Wales pending the decision.

Waukesha Wis Zachariah Wilams R. J. Willigs Jerusgem Wales D. J. Jemlock Tullar and Looney Frame Blackstone V. Heichenor

Esch to Speak at Milwaukee Memorial Day Program

Congressman John J. Esch accepted an invitation to be speaker of the day at the Milwaukee memorial celebration. A telegram from W L Pieplow and committee members Theo dore Dammann Timothy Hannan Stanley Czwerinski and H L Lanter will meet soon to finalize the speaker program.

Milwaukee John J. Eschias W. L. Pieplow M. Pieplow Theodore Dammann Tmothy Hannan Stanley Czwerinski H. L. Lanter

Ambition and Love Embrace in a Reflective Quote

The reading reflects on life centering ambition and love as two worthy pursuits. It notes that when the drive for eminence blends with a good woman's blessing, greed rarely gains mastery. Readex attribution marks the source of the aphorism.

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