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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
6
A Kansas gas-belt article tours glassmaking, detailing sand carbon lime mixtures, 2800 degree furnaces, blowers shaping 60 pound bottles, gatherers and snappers forming sheets, and the strong, hereditary craft. Workers like to say glassblowing runs in families with pay around fifty dollars weekly.
The Living Church reports broad Episcopal debate on a marriage canon. Advocates led by the Albany bishop push for a total ban on marriages of divorced persons and for clarifying forbidden degrees. The discussion also covers a provincial system, evangelization efforts, and suffragan bishops.
Dr Edward Evans recounts a Chicago juvenile court afternoon with Judge Mack and Rev Father Quille. He notes crowded rooms, mixed verdicts, paroled youths, and calls for stronger home, school, and public support to uplift neglected children and curb drink, poverty, and delinquency.
Mrs. Fred Wehrnkemp and her infant son from West Salem alongside Miss Edith Schueller of Tomah visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tessmann at 1507 Badger Street for a few days.
A Department of Agriculture report shows the United States rapidly increasing beer output, edging toward Germany and surpassing the United Kingdom in recent years. 1904 figures place Germany at about 59.86 million gallons, the United States at 49.52 million, and the United Kingdom at 48.52 million.
Reports show an outbreak linked to the Aug ceremony of Miss Augusta Hermann and Mr. George Baier. Only two guests, Mrs. Marie Hermann and Miss Martha Baier, contracted the disease and are quarantined at August Baier's home. Jacob Hermann's residence is quarantined as a precaution with no signs there.
A theatre remark notes that the speaker now writes only one act plays to avoid audience heckling after the act ends. The comment highlights a prologue style observation about stage reception and timing.
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