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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
5
Te Lewis presents a comic musical variety with Dave Lewis and Clifford, promising laughter and musical interruptions. The show, formerly at Whitney House Chicago, was a seasonal success and brings a riot of light entertainment to Camp Casad.
A fragmentary note mentions a motherly figure shaping men, hinting at traditional virtues and influence on successors. The garbled text suggests a social or moral reflection rather than a concrete event. No clear names, dates, or places are available in the readable lines.
The novelist and Episcopal pastor Cyrus Townsend Brady faces pressure from high versus low church factions at the Church of the Ascension in Mount Vernon New York. Assistant pastor Edwin B. Rice has led opposition after Brady placed Eucharistic candles on the altar and vowed to keep them there. Rice suggests members switch en masse to Rome.
Readers note a contrast between modern skincare approaches and the old fashioned practice of steaming the face over a washtub, suggesting many women overlook traditional complexion methods in favor of contemporary routines.
Notice states a special term of the County Court in La Crosse will hear F W Fox as executor of Wilhelmina Runckel on June 10 1913 at 10 am. The matter seeks final account settlement and assignment of remaining estate to entitled persons. Dated May 6 1913 by County Judge John Brindley.
The national chamber of commerce in Tokyo acts to suppress public clamor over the California alien land bill. Street speakers have harangued crowds across the empire. It is claimed Japan will scarcely participate in the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco as planners have not prepared to exhibit or concede.
May 7 report from Cuxhaven says Lieut Geo Van Zastrow of the German navy and two bluejackets drowned when a small boat capsized off Sylt.
Complete returns today show Lincoln Neb voters endorsed the wet policy in yesterday's city election by a majority of 834. The results confirm the measure passed with clear support among the electorate.
In a brief exchange from London Punch a youth laments boredom and 'shows it' when restless. A witty lady counsels masking discontent with a cheerful front, a small vignette on social masks and humor.
Mrs Millyans asks how to gain greatest social popularity and is advised by the new social secretary to let money do the talking for the family. The Buffalo Express reports the remark as a reflection on social climbing in society.
Camel hair yields waterproof tents bags and rugs, with harvest in spring. Source notes the fiber is collected each spring to produce durable textile goods used in rough outdoor conditions.
A witty line from Smart Set notes three risky undertakings: meddling in marital harmony, recommending a physician, and speaking truth. The quip frames these acts as hazardous projects, implying social risk and moral folly in everyday choices.
A fire in 186 year destroyed patent office records, leaving the construction of Lye’s sewing machine unknown.
Astronomers conclude that the Moon's surface becomes extremely hot at lunar noon and extremely cold at lunar midnight, with temperatures exceeding any natural Earthly extremes. The two-week day and two-week night drive these drastic shifts, marking the greatest temperature differences observed on any body in the solar system.
Industry reports seven matches produced per person worldwide, translating to significant global output per day. Analysts note production consistency varies by region, with efforts aimed at equitable distribution and safety standards across manufacturers.
A sportsman is described as a hunter who pays well above market price for fish and game, highlighting the premium placed on licensed hunting and sport fishing activities.
Mrs Wilson Robinson of Toledo reports a 24 pound gain and relief from heaviness pain and gas after using Peruna. Helen A Maxfield M D of Lyman Utah praises Peruna for two weeks of improved digestion and constipation relief, noting age and long suffering but now better health.
The Wisconsin Assembly concurred in the Glen woman suffrage bill 47 to 26, sending it to the governor with a 1914 referendum. Governor McGovern opposes equal suffrage but is expected to sign. Other actions included defeats on bar exam and several bills, with various measures passed or postponed.
A witty exchange recounted in the New York Mail notes a Russian count who insulted someone and died after being made to swallow his words. The remark plays on a literal and figurative twist, reflecting sharp humor in the period.
Jane-Mr Todgers pays a compliment upon arrival to a reception parlor. The speaker notes the remark as a notable moment in the evening. Mary confirms she arrived first, reflecting social introductions at a social gathering.
A compact quip from the Atlanta Constitution notes that hunting trouble is hard work yet some people treat it as their main form of exercise. The remark conveys a humorous take on risk and effort.
Miss Minnie Olson captured first place in the high school girls declamatory contest with the piece Afterwards. Ethel Mabie took second and Miss Heddrick third, earning spots to represent the school in the league contest at Viroqua Friday night.
Miss Hatty Jefferson returns from Chicago trip inspecting summer styles. Mr and Mrs H K Adams of Lis bon NC oversee removal of Mrs Abby Browns effects. Hixon family reports safe arrival in San Francisco and plans to travel to La Crosse and New York. Ellen Hixon sails June 7 from New York to Paris for summer visits with Mrs Sherman. Mrs Joe Safford hosts Tuesday Bridge club. Mrs G J Egan hosts German Reading club Monday. Miss Jennie Heileman to host Tuesday Embroidery club next week.
A druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure itching, bleeding, protruding or blind piles within fourteen days. First application is claimed to give relief and rest.
Washington May 7. The senate committee on territories pressed former Interior Secretary Fisher on why Alaska coal claims should not be patented to private interests under the 1908 law. Senator Walsh sought why Taft suspended the law and Gif ford Pinchot may submit views. The panel did not expect further names of opponents to conservation laws. Pinchot offered to supply names.
A clipped remark from Rufe Hoskins describes a California trip at reduced rates and a higher return charge, concluding the journey was worth the expense.
The photograph captures the Duchess of Marlborough known as Consuelo Vanderbilt and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt at Longchamp in Paris. The duchess is described as the most popular of American royalty. Mrs. Vanderbilt’s maiden name was Anna Harriman, formerly Mrs. W. N. Rutherford.
Judge John W. Kintzinger of the Iowa district court visited La Crosse yesterday. Henry P. Larson, Winnipeg baseball club manager, also visited. J.T. Bardy of Peoria transacted business in the city. Several residents from Minnesota and Wisconsin stopped by for visits or business. The Buskin club stage show She Stoops to Conquer comes to Normal hall May 9 at 8 p.m. Admittance 25 cents.
A compact aphorism suggests wealth drifting to lofty ends can empower others, reshaping fortunes and communities as riches extend beyond the owners to influence neighbors and rivals alike.
The Oceanic sails from Southampton with five British polo players bound for Meadow Brook to compete for the International Cup. The team members are Captains F G Ritson Leslie St George Cheape Vivian Lockett A Noele Edwards and F M Freake.
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