North Side Briefs Features at the Dome Tonight
Mrs W Rand has returned home from St Francis hospital at 1710 George St. Mrs M Lasser of 1026 Rose St is confined at St Francis. Mrs H V Schneider returns from Chicago to 1024 Avon St. John O Leary of Omaha visits north side relatives. See five good reels at the Dome tonight. M Larson, North Side resident, left for Montana yesterday to start a business. Misses Clara and Lillie Swenson of?
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W. Rand
St. Francis Hospital
George Street
M. Lasser
Rose Street
H. V. Schneider
Avon Street
Chicago
John O’leary
Omaha
Dome
M. Larson
Montana
Clara
Lillie Swenson
Charles Street
Will
Minneapolis
Thea Rice
Dubuque
W. Will
Caledonia Street
Oscar Erickson
Houston
Norman Buckmiller
Prairie du Chien
John Moore
R. Schrader
J. Somers
Stony Point
Charles Frohock
Langdon-Boyd Packing Company
Albert Lee
Adolph Lee
Mindoro
William Vanderbilt
Delia
Benjamin Shelbendime
Bangor
Melvin Shelbendime
E. C. Erickson
Ettrick
Wis
Florence Jenks
Galesville
Kane Street
O. Pederson
Holmen
E. Conway
Loomis Street
Winona
A. W. Fitzpatrick
C. N. Larson
Potosi
A. Nelson
Berlin Street
E. Coughlin
Wood Street
Young People’s Society
The
Bethel Lutheran Church
Cora Mekvold
H. Sanderson
Austin Treatment Promises Quick Cure for Alcoholism
A treatment claims a perfect cure in three days for chronic drinkers. The former drinker would end alcohol use forever and live a sober life as a respected citizen. It promises transformation into a devoted husband and indulgent father within a short period.
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Austin
Austin Sanitarium At 905 Main Street Open All Night
Private treatment facility ad offering literature with price and terms. Reads like a call, write, or phone for information. Located in La Crosse at 905 Main Street. Open all night and emphasizes strict privacy.
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Main Street
Local Residents Headed Abroad and Social Visits Noted
A list of residents with travel plans and visits across Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois. Notable moves include 1640 Charles street preparing to leave for Minneapolis for accepted positions and Miss Thea Rice returning to Dubuque after a visit. Multiple courtship and theater notes mention Dome theater five reels tonight.
Village Postmaster Seen Where Trouble Often Brews
Men seek trouble in order to be ready to dodge. The village postmaster is commonly found at the old stamping ground, a familiar spot in local habits.
Sweeney Company Accepts Eight Hour Demand
Sweeney department store in Buffalo with 700 to 1,000 workers agrees to eight hour shifts for clerks on strike. Strike breakers arrive as efforts to end the express drivers’ strike begin. Violence had erupted last night with a mob overturning an American Express truck and scattering freight.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Sweeney Company
Express
American Express Company
Surprise party marks John Bristow eightieth birthday
A gathering at 617 St. Cloud Street celebrated John Bristow’s 80th birthday. Bristow, North La Crosse’s first blacksmith, has lived in the city for 55 years and two days since arriving just before turning 25, following a recent illness. About twenty guests attended and a supper was served.
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St. Cloud Street
John Bristow
North la Crosse
Mr. Bristow
la Crosse
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The provided text is a lyrical, reflective verse without a clear event, person, organization, or place to summarize as a newspaper item. It does not contain actionable information suitable for a T S card.
Rapid Action of Poslam in Skin Disease Cure
Poslam rapidly proves its effect in cures of skin diseases with immediate relief from itching and burning. Progress is noted daily as the skin clears. commonly treats eczemas acne salt rheum tetter and barber’s itch. Poslam Soap soothes tender skin beautifies complexions and is marketed by Grugeists with 50 cent Poslam and 25 cent soap. Free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories at 32 West 25th Street New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
Banquet and Show Honor Bromos Seltzers Winners
A surprise banquet at the Stoddard hotel followed by a theater party honored the Bromos Seltzers champions of the Merchants Bowling league handicaps. Manager Fridgen received a donation from Emerson Drug Co Baltimore to fund the celebration for six players after a season of modest rewards.
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Stoddard
Bromo Seltzers
Merchants’ Bowling League
Bromas
Fridgen
Emerson Drug Company
Baltimore
Bromos
Double header in City league Sunday at League Park
The Nelsons meet the Sum mits and Clothing company in a Sunday double header at League park. Nelsons practice ahead of the games, with Squires to pitch and Scholberg or Jerguson to catch. Manager Olson expects strong support from out of town fans boosting the crowd.
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League Park
Clothing Company
Nelsons
Olson
Squires
Scholberg
Jerguson
Funeral for Oscar Swartz Held at Berlin Street Home
The funeral services for nine months old Oscar Swartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. BE Swartz, were conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from their home 1814 Berlin Street. Interment followed in Onalaska Cemetery.
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Oscar Swartz
BE. Swartz
Berlin Street
Onalaska
Sewing Circle to Meet at St James Church
The Ladies Sewing circle of St James church will be entertained tomorrow at the home of F Farnum 523 Caledonia street. An interesting time has been arranged for the guests.
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St. James Church
F. Farnum
Caledonia Street
One Thing Sure
A fragment from a Chicago News quote proclaims that patience pays and destiny will reward the patient, even to the point of receiving the earth after death. The line emphasizes steadfast waiting as a path to ultimate gain.
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Chicago News
Prodigal and Miser Quote Sums Up Heir Theft and Self-Robbing
Prodigal and Miser. The prodigal robs his heir, the Miser robs himself. Bruyere.
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Bruyere
Submarine Cables Valuation Reaches 250 Million
Submarine cables lying at the ocean bottom are valued at 250 million dollars. The vast undersea network represents a major asset in global communications and finance.
Rewards of the Hustlers
An Albany Journal aphorism notes that rewards come quicker to those who act rather than wait, underscoring a busy, self-starting ethos. The brief item reflects early 19th or 20th century editorial style and moralizing tone.
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Albany
Persistency meaning explaine by mother and boy
A brief cartoon caption shows a teacher asking who can explain persistency while a small boy quotes his mother in a humorous exchange. The image Centers on a classroom scene with a teacher and child dialogue.
A Pleasing Prospect in Brooklyn Spotlight
In the Brooklyn Citizen exchange a poet asks for readership of a work titled Descent Into Hades while the editor expresses readiness to view it, highlighting local literary interest and engagement.
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Brooklyn
Came High Why Do You Always Call Your Husband Precious
The Boston Transcript quotes a humorous exchange about money and affection with a husband’s claim he costs a million, illustrating light political humor and social wit.
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Boston Transcript
Gossip Sparks Strain Among Friends Warns Pascal Quote
A Pascal remark on gossip notes that shared comments can sever friendships leaving many distrustful. The aphorism suggests that truth spoken openly could ruin ties and asks readers to consider the social costs of gossip.
Tips on Cleaning Toothbrushes with Boiling Water
Advice urges dipping toothbrushes in boiling water periodically to disinfect them and then rinsing thoroughly after each use for hygiene. It emphasizes frequent sanitization and careful rinsing to maintain brush cleanliness.
Less Trouble Hermione and Herman's dress debate
Hermione asks why Herman prefers the dress over her pink option. Herman replies it has two fewer buttons, noting the lighter design.
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Hermione
Herman
Indee
Pensive Delay and the Gift That Keeps on Thinking
A humorous exchange cites Mr. Scrimp declaring only useful gifts are offered and a friend who spends so long planning one that the occasion passes without any present being given. The Washington Star quotation highlights wit about thoughtful but delayed generosity.
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Mr. Scrimp
Washington Star
A Pleasure That Grows Across a Silly Exchange
A brief comic exchange notes a growing pleasure in a playful mustache remark, with a wink at timidity among spinsters when faced with a proposal.
Joy Riders Break Mill Street Gate At Milwaukee Crossing
A auto party traveling north at about fifty miles per hour tore through the Milwaukee Mill street crossing as gates were lowered. The impact ripped gate braces. no injuries were reported though police have not identified the car or occupants.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Mill Street
Louis Wittenberg
Wittenberg
Hunt Girl in Hills Lead to Search
Alice Zara an 18 year old girl from Lead vanished while visiting her uncle’s home to search for family cows. Rescue parties from Lead Terry and Lead high school comb the mountains at dusk with hundreds searching for her. Authorities suspect she may have fallen into a prospect hole or an abandoned shaft.
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Lead, D
Alice Zara
Lead
Lead High School
Terry and
Lee Taken To St Louis For Preliminary Hearing
Otto Lee charged with being short in his Funk Lumber company accounts was transported to St Louis last night by Detective Dougherty on the Burlington train. He will face a preliminary hearing upon arrival in St Louis.
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Otto Lee
Funk Lumber Company
St. Louis
Dougherty
Burlington
Mr. Lee
Jamie Soutar Ends Fire Poke With Rapid Exit
Jamie Soutar loved to poke the fire and always put it out, angering his wife. At supper the fre alarm rang and he grabbed his cap to leave, but his wife called after him urging him to take the poker.
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Jamie Soutar
Jamie
Time to Keep Quiet
A clipped quote from Puck notes that when a man is unsure of what to say he often speaks anyway and regrets it.
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Puck
Time weg was disacred. Gladys-Do you shoot with a dog?
Bertie responds with uncertainty about starting a scene and mutters a stylized phrase. The dialogue hints at a quirky exchange set in an informal setting.
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Gladys
Bertie
Preacher Ends Long Shifts in Relentless Trade Pursuit
A preacher, despite no demand for it, toils beyond hours in his vocation. The hunt for lost treasure, a grueling labor, likely offers the lowest wages among hard labor forms.
Mothers and Daughters from St Louis Begin Washington Visit
Mrs. Anna McClain Sankey and her daughter Virginia aged five, and Mrs. Scott Parsons with her daughter Jane aged seven, of St. Louis, are now in Washington as ex- travelers or visitors.
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St. Louis
Washington
Anna McClain Sankey
Virginia
Scott Parsons
Jane
Hibits
Commissioner of Education
Fannie E. Hughey
Kempter Host Honoring Richard Kempter's Sixth Birthday
Mrs. A R Kempter entertained at a four o'clock luncheon Saturday afternoon for her son Richard's sixth birthday. The table featured a large cake with carnations and small candy souvenirs. Guests included Oni Face Lois Beyers Margaret Spence Janette Atkinson Mildred Figge Walter Bunn Lester Smith Carl Figge Chester Spencer Leonard Jenks and Margaret.
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A. R. Kempter
Richard
Oni Face
Lois Beyers
Margaret Spence
Janette Atkinson
Mildred Figge
Walter Bunn
Lester Smith
Carl Figge
Chester Spencer
Leonard Jenks
Margaret
Notable Names emerge in Washington Star cartoon quip
A Washington Star quip cites Ruth Erickson Cora Jenks Alyce Woll Katherine Mailer and Bertha Erickson in a light exchange about ingrained habits and value at the pawn shop. It frames Consistency as a jewel with limited pawn value.
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Washington Star
Prospecting for Trouble in Mildly Stimulating Calling
A brief item notes that prospecting for trouble is a mildly stimulating calling, though the salary is small, as quoted from the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Better to Deliver the Goods Than Be Caught With Them
A terse maxim notes that delivering goods promptly is wiser than risking possession and related trouble. The saying implies practical caution about handling items and avoiding potential legal risk.
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