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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

2

Maying Return Sparks Old Love in a Village Cottage

Russell Barr, returning from Africa, visits a quiet village and redeems a memory by leaving a May Day bouquet on Caroline’s doorstep. Caroline discovers the initials R.B. on the bouquet, recalls their past, and prepares to greet him, hoping for a rekindled bond as spring awakens their romance.

Nassel Barr Hetle William Cotta Caroline Ruesel Barr Curoline

Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Warned For Home Use

An old notice promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready-to-use product to darken faded gray hair, claiming natural restoration, added shine, and improved scalp conditions. Instructions describe nightly application with a sponge or brush, noting disappearance of gray hair after multiple doses.

Wreth Wyeth Erhart

We Two Were Maying Returns as Lovers Reunite

Caroline, waiting in a small village, meets Russel Barr after years apart. He praises her new hat, recalls the old duet We Two Were Maying, and reveals he has kept a record to hear her sing again. He requests a shared performance at the piano, proposing they go a Maying together once more.

Mary Allen Decker McClure Russell Barr Caroline Sarah Africa Coraline Crescent Road Magina Carolne Russell Con Russel Barr Fane Garaling Russel

Cardus touted as woman’s tonic in Georgia letter

A Georgia woman, Mrs. Deila Long of Headwig, recounts years of illness and relief after using Cardus. She reports improved energy, ability to work, and plans to recommend the remedy. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers a Ladies’ Advisory Dept and free home treatment book.

Cardus N. B Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn

Execution Set In Two 1908 Murders At Moundsville

At Moundsville West Virginia on May 2 John Medley a Black man will be hanged for the July 4 1908 murder of Nellie Shannon a white woman after five years of legal appeals from circuit court to the U S Supreme Court The same day white man John Hix who killed Mrs Mollie Thompson a widow when she refused marriage to him is to be executed.

Moundsville W. Va John Medley Circuit Court United Supreme Court Nellie Shannon Medley United States Supreme Court John Hix Mollie Thompson Ben Whlyn Evelyn Jack Daddy Andie Mr. Rabbit Mr. Tortoise

From Fish-Hook to Fireside

Holland mobilizes engineers to pump out the Zuyder Zee turning water into dry land. When finished, areas now sunk with boats will host farms and homes valued at about £80,000 for Dutch livelihoods.

Holland Zuyder Zee

Free grand opera in parks planned for New York

New York park commissioners announce a free grand opera program for the summer with first class singers chorus and orchestra. The plan, presented by William A. Lee, features a movable acoustical stage designed by A Floryn capable of touring parks and connected to the city’s electric lighting system for open air performances.

New York Closs New York Park Commissioners William A. Lee Lee Floryn

Shriners Take 3,898 Mile Trip From Pittsburg

Shriners of Syria Temple in Pittsburg depart for a 3 898 mile voyage visiting Dallas New York Havana and Caribbean ports. The journey features dancing praised as ideal exercise and aesthetic enjoyment. The article also includes a Collier's quip about a high priced restaurant bill and a joke about a $3 000 portrait.

Shriners Pittsburg Wroables of Syria Order of the Mystic Shrine Dallas Texas New York Havanna Caribbean Sea

BABY DEATH RATE IN 1911 CENSUS RECORDS HIGH TOLL

The 1911 census bureau stats show baby deaths averaging 113 per thousand before age one, eight times the rate of others. Twenty-two states provide figures with Fall River leading at 239.5 and Seattle at 78.5 per thousand. Widespread infant mortality highlighted amid imperfect national data.

Washington Census Bureau Fall River Seattle

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