Which Casey Would Jimmy Defend Against?
A brief, pointed anecdote features a boy named Jimmy choosing bravely how to respond to being called a liar. He asks which Casey, the big Casey or the little Casey, clarifying the person in question before answering.
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Jimmy
Casey
Noticeable Roof Repair Proposed by Village Orator
A village discussion backs a proposition to repair the reading room roof citing obvious deterioration in wet weather. The seconding speaker stresses the roof looks very bad and needs immediate attention.
Daily Thought Quote by Philip Doddridge
Daily Thought quotes Philip Doddridge about love and self-accountability saying if nobody loves you it is your own fault and urging reflection on personal responsibility.
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Daily Thought
Philip Doddridge
Or Rine Alcohol Cure Promises Refund If No Benefit
The advertisement touts OR RINE as a proven remedy for drink habit with a positive guarantee. If no benefit after a trial, money is refunded. Each box costs $1.90 and a free booklet is offered. Address: O. T. Erhart, 518 Main Street.
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Orrine
O. T. Erhart
Main Street
Donor Hixon’s Annex Dedicated To Manual Training
Adedication program honors Mr. Hixon for a new high school manual arts annex in La Crosse. Speakers praise the gift’s impact on attendance, student achievement, and broader education, with Prof. Crawshaw arguing for democratic, practical learning and lasting public good.
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Hixon
Hirshheimer
Parents’ and
Frederick D. Crawshaw
Benezet
Manual Arts
University of Wisconsin
Crawshaw
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Mr. Hixon
Mr. Benezet
Tracing Stork Journeys Through Ringing Evidence
Researchers label migrating storks in northern Europe with leg rings to track their routes south to Africa. Data show many storks bypass the central Mediterranean and route around the eastern side, revealing long distance patterns in their annual migration.
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Europe
South Africa
Mediterranean
Bea
Question from a boy on fate and afterlife in the woods
A mother tells a story of a fierce bear and her son asks how a soul could escape a bear's stomach to reach heaven. The playful yet profound query highlights a child’s curiosity about death and salvation using a bear encounter as a hypothetical.
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Little Arthur
Modern Drama and the Curious Case of Expectation
A reflective critique of contemporary theater noting that plays praised socially bore little impact while those audiences actually attend fail to impress. The piece laments a gap between buzz and resonance, urging sharper standards in what is staged and discussed.
Only Nervous Diagnosis and Treatment Advised
The article outlines neurasthenia as chronic fatigue and a host of symptoms from headaches to heart pains. It warns about neglecting nervousness, urges early, continuous treatment, and promotes Dr Turbin of Berlin as a specialist who visits La Crosse monthly.
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Turbin
Berlin
Germany
la Crosse
New Seats Bother the Congressmen
Washington May 17 Congressmen once comfortable at their desks now endure narrow theater style seats with a single armrest. Speaker Champ Clark admonishes members for feet on seats and flapping against heads as new seating disrupts order. The change visible in backs and bellies as desks give way to compact rows. Capitol Superintendent Woods warns future reductions in space may be needed.
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Burton K. Standish
United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
Worthy
Missouri
Clark
Bill’ Murray
Oklahoma
Woods
Capitol
Serena Payne
Representativ Sims
Tnnessee
Reo the Fifth Cars Highlight Left-Side Drive Features
The piece notes the Reo the Fifth as the standout car with left side drive, electric dash lights, and oversize tires. It claims other cars in the class lack these features and praises the model as up to date. The car also includes 15 roller bearings and 190 drop forgings to reduce flaw risk.
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Reo
Mr. Olds
How Balfour Escaped a Maiden Execution and Glory
Alexander Balfour born 1687 near Kinross rose from a storied clan to seek glory at St Andrews. After loving governess Anne Robertson Syme, he killed her husband with a pistol, was sentenced to death, and miraculously escaped with sister Jennie’s disguise. He fled abroad, later pardoned, and returned to power for fifty years.
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Burleigh
Kinross
Scotland
Duke of Argyle
Earl of Stair
Alexander
University of St. Andrew’s
Aleck
Anne Robertson
Anne
Lord Burleigh
Miss Robertson
Forei
Mr. Syme
Alexander Balfour
Syme
Balfour
Alexander Ifour
Jennie
Anne Robertson Syme
Professors Seek Cure for Profanity and Frisco Frisk
A university professor suggests removing the cause of profanity as the best approach. The piece notes several professors among them and mentions Governor Hi Johnson who allegedly helped place a frisk in Frisco, framing current events in San Francisco.
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Hi. Johnson
Frisco
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