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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1913

Page

8

Women Leaders Split Focus on Rights and Reform

The report highlights Inez Milholland forming a stock chain of model stores with $12 weekly minimum, Philadelphia clubwomen pushing civic ideals for schoolchildren, and East St. Louis urging a woman on the public library board. It notes legal and educational progress for women via the New York County Lawyers' Association, Linda Hageby’s London speech impact, and a Chinese women’s college aided by American missions.

Inez Milholland William G. McAdoo New York The Women's Civic Federation of East St. Louis John M. Chamberlain Public Library Board New York County Lawyers’ Association Marion Weston Cottle Joseph H. Choate Lindaaf-Hageby London House of Commons Viscount Wolmer College For Women China Chentu

Destination Uncertain in Humorous Veil Moment

A woman frantically seeks a pin as she adjusts her veil while her practical husband muses on why pins seem to vanish. He quips that pins are always pointed in one direction and headed in another, highlighting the humorous tension of the moment.

Visionary Women Behind Great Men in Arts

A reflection on how inspiring women have shaped male artists across history. The quote credits famous women, now long dead, whose influence propped up and enriched the work of prominent men in art, leaving enduring marks on tone, pigment, and narrative.

Levington

First Sewing Machine Patent Noted in 1775 England

The earliest authenticated sewing machinery record dates to 1775 when Charles F. Weisenthal patented a machine in England. This entry notes this historic patent as the first known sewing device in official records.

England Charles F. Weisenthal

Neill Accepts Post With Smelting Company

Charles P. Neill former U.S. labor commissioner and labor statistics head resigns from government service to join the American Smelting and Refining Company as head of its labor department. He will organize and run the unit.

Charles P. Neill U. S American Smelting and Refining Company Labor Department

First German Methodist Church Week of German Services

The First German Methodist Church at Seventh and Ferry hosts Epworth league events and Mothers Day services with sermons by Pastor Klaus. A week ofEpworth league and Sunday school conventions in German features speakers Dr A J Fucher and Dr F E Hirsch, with most services conducted in German.

The Insanity of Harry Sermon At St. Paul's Universalist

St Pauls Universalist Church at Cass and Eighth hosts a 10:45 a m worship service with a sermon titled The Insanity of Harry. Sunday school follows at 11 45 with age appropriate teachings. Miss Norma Reichelt leads a talk on Religion and Education for the young people's union.

St. Paul's Universalist Church Cass and Eighth Streets George R. Longbrake Harry Young People's Christian Union Norma Reichelt Missional Social Union of

First Methodist Episcopal Church Proclaims Sunday Program

At the corner of King and Eighth streets Rev T Stanley Cadams leads services with a 9am class meeting 9:30am Sunday school and 11am sermon The 7:30pm evening service observes Epworth League anniversary with soloist Stella Trane and a short address on The Upward March of Our Young Men and Women. Midweek prayer is Wednesday 7:30pm and a ladies prayer service Monday 3pm. Full printed programs available. Everyone invited.

First Methodist Episcopal Church King and Eighth Streets T. Stanley Cadams Epworth League Stella Trane

First Baptist Church Services Ad Advent Week

The First Baptist church on Sixth street between Main and King hosts Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship with a 11 a.m sermon titled Factors in the Growth of the Kingdom. An evening 7:30 p.m. service follows, with a devotional at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited.

First Baptist Church Sixth Street Main King Streets Adelbert Billings

Evangelical First Evangelical Church Announces Services

Sunday school at 9 15 with Ernest A Gross superintendent public worship at 10 30 in German and 7 30 in English morning subject The Faithful Pastor His Privileges and Responsibilities evening subject The Ransomed of the Lord Quarterly meeting May 27 by Rev Charles Schneider presiding elder Eau Claire Wis cordial invitation to all.

Evangelical Christian First Evangelical Church Vine Street West Avenue G. F. Hack Ernest A. Gross Charles Schneider Eau Claire Wis

Trinity Sunday Services At Christ Church May 18

Christ Church Episcopal at Ninth and Main lists Trinity Sunday schedule with Holy Communion at 9 00 a m Sunday School at 9 30 a m Children's Eucharist at 9 45 a m Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 45 a m Evensong at 7 00 p m musical service at 7 30 p m plus organ recital Thursday May 22 at 8 p m.

Christ Church Episcopal Ninth Main W. Everett Johnson Trinity Stainer Hanscombe Wooley Bertha Bergans

First Congregational Church Services Listed

Sunday schedule at First Congregational Church Main and Seventh with Henry Faville as pastor includes Bible school at 10 a.m. public worship and preaching at 11 a.m. vesper with sermon at 4 45 p.m. and topics in men’s class The Limitations of Environment morning sermon How Man May be as Good as God vesper Work and the Pay of Peacemakers.

First Congregational Church Main and Seventh Streets Henry Faville

Emmanuel Church Sunday Schedule and Services

Emmanuel Church advertises a Sunday program with Sunday school at 9 15 a m and morning service at 10 30 a m Young People’s meeting is at 6 45 p m.

Emmanuel Church Young People’s Meeting

German Baptist Church Service Schedule in City

German Baptist church at corner 7th and Winnebago Streets led by Pastor E Berger. Sunday school 9 30 a m morning service 10 45 a m evening service 7 30 p m pastor preaches at both. Wednesday prayer meeting Friday Young People meeting. Saturday 10 a m boys band 2 p m sewing school led by missionary Miss Ida Weeldreyer.

German Baptist Church 7Th Winnebago E. Berger Ida Weeldreyer

West Ave Methodist Episcopal Church Services

West Ave South near Jackson St offers morning worship at 10:30 with The Blessedness of Trial. Sunday school at 11:45 Epworth League at 6:46 with The Greater Work Ahead and evening worship at 7:30 on The Message of the Cross. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Cordial welcome to all services.

West Ave Methodist Episcopal Church Jackson St J. E. Watson Epworth League

Norwegian Lutheran Church Schedules Summer Sunday School Change

The Norwegian Lutheran church at West Ave and Division Street led by Rev. R. Anderson announces a new Sunday school start time of 9 15 a m each Sunday this summer. No services will be held as the pastor is out of the city.

West Ave Norwegian Lutheran Church Division Street

City Mission announces nightly meetings led by visiting evangelists

City Mission at 225 Jay Street lists a 3 pm Sunday school and a 7 45 pm evening service with Ted Jonson in charge. Weeknight programs feature Rev D C Jones, Rev H B Leonard and a Moody Institute contingent led by Mr and Mrs F L Holden. Street meeting planned at Fourth and Pearl if weather allows, opening date not yet fixed. No creed but Christ no Law but Love.

City Mission Jay Street D. C Fourth Pearl Streets F. L. Holden Moody Institute of Chicago

Reformed Church Announces Sunday Services and Youth Meetings

The German Reformed Church at corner Market and Fourth Streets led by Pastor E. Bornholt schedules Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. and Young People at 6:45 p.m. The 7:30 p.m. service focuses on prayer and praise for the Holy Spirit. Youth meeting Tuesday evening at 7 p.m.

St. John’s Reformed Church Corner Market Fourth Sts E. Bornholt Young People’s Society

First Church of Christ Scientist Services and Hours

The First Church of Christ Scientist on King Street between Fifth and Sixth offers Sunday services at 10 30 a m with the subject Mortals and Immortals Sunday school at 11 45 a m and a Wednesday 8 p m testimonial meeting A free reading room is open each weekday from 2 to 5 excluding legal holidays.

First Church of Christ, Scientist King Street Fifth Sixth Streets

English Evangelical Lutheran Holy Trinity Service Schedule

English Evangelical Lutheran church at West Ave and Ferry St lists supply pastor Rev. F. R. Webber at 1122 Ferry St. Services: 9:30 Sunday school, 10:45 morning service, 7:30 evening service with topics The Truth seeking Ruler and The Fence at the Top of the Cliff. Ladies' Aid 2:30 Wednesday in basement. Rev. A. F. Elmquist may attend.

Holy Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran Church West Ave Ferry Street F. R. Webber Trinity Harger Albrechtson A. F. Elmquist Synod

First Presbyterian Church Services and Sunday School

The First Presbyterian Church at King and Sixth Streets invites Sunday school scholars to 9 30 for practice before Children’s Day. Public worship at 11 with the morning sermon How the spiritual awakening came. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening service at 7 39 with The forces contending for the souls of men. Men’s Bible study club and league urged to attend and bring friends. Public invited.

First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church King and Sixth Streets Men’s Bible Study Club Men's League

Spiritualist church services at Odd Fellows hall

The Spiritualists meet at Odd Fellows hall 119 So Fourth St over the Ten Cent Store with Rev Catharine McFarlin presiding. Sunday 7 45 pm service Our Spiritual Investments followed by Belle Fuller of Grand Rapids in a psychic demonstration. A public séance Wednesday 8 pm. Thursday 3 pm psychic circle at 225 So Sixth St. The Sunday psychic class is postponed.

Odd Fellows Hall Fourth Street Ten Cent Catharine McFarlin Belle Fuller Grand Rapids Mich W. K. Shepard Sixth Street

Sunday School Lesson Question Requests Open

Readers may request weekly answers from The Suggestive Questions on the Sunday School Lesson by Rev Dr Linscott. Send date of lesson and question number along with full name and address to The Question Editor of The Tribune.

Dr. Linscott

Joseph and His Brethren Sunday Lesson 1913

A devotional prompt from Rev. T S Lin Scott on Genesis chapters 41 42 and 43. It asks multiple questions about Josephs encounter with his brothers in Egypt, their motives conscience punishment and Gods providence, tying to the May 25 1913 Sunday lesson on Joseph and Benjamin.

Joseph Egypt Reuben Jacob Benjamin

Misunderstanding Over Money Ends Honeymoon Haven

An exchange quoted in the Houston Post shows a husband noting that his wife, during their honeymoon, declared she needs money. The remark reveals a strain in their drifting relationship as they face financial demands.

Houston Post

Has Method for Coloring Copper Develops at Cornell

A Cornell University professor has perfected a method to color copper blue red and iridescent by suspending copper in a copper acetate solution and passing an electric current through it.

Cornell University

Greater Than Conquerors Quote

A reflection on fate and necessity, arguing that yielding to them can yield greater strength than attempting to conquer them. The excerpt cites Landor as the source of the idea about human potential through acceptance of destiny.

Landor

Wit and whimsy from Harper's Magazine captions

A collection of witty vignettes and humorous lines from Harper's Magazine. A fur counter quip about keeping hands warm with a muff. A grandpa kiss cures head pain and a kitchen boast about toothache. A child prayers for help to clear a gate and then jokes about self reliance.

Little Bob

North Side Church News

Norwegian M E church at Berlin and Sill streets with Pastor Hermansen invites all to Sunday school at 9 15 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m A Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 o clock and an Endeavor society at 3 30 Young People meet at 7 p m in the lecture room A Wednesday prayer meeting in the lecture room at 7 45 The Woman s Missionary society monthly meeting will be at Mrs C L Larsen 1517 Charles St Tuesday afternoon

Norwegian Methodist Church Berlin and Sill Streets A. Hermansen Woman’s Missionary Society C. L. Larsen Charles St

Church Service Schedule at Corner Clinton and Berlin

Rev. J. W. Witter leads Sunday school at 9 15 a m preaching at 10 30 Epworth league at 7 15 p m with an evening preaching service at 7 45 p m on the Corner Clinton and Berlin streets.

Clinton and Berlin Streets J. W. Witter Epworth League

Caledonia St M E Church Services Plan

Caledonia St M E Church schedules a 9 30 a m class meeting and 10 30 a m morning worship with a sermon on Fundamentals of a Successful Life for the young people. Sunday school follows at noon and 7 45 p m anniversary exercises of the Epworth league feature special choir music and a duet by Mildred Forbes and Harry Marshall.

Caledonia St. M. E Epworth League Mildred Forbes Harry Marshall

Norwegian Lutheran Church Service Notices

Norwegian Lutheran Church located at the corner of Charles and Sill streets with Rev. E O Vik as pastor. Morning services scheduled for 10 30 a m and Sunday school at 9 a m.

Norwegian Lutheran Church Charles and Sill Streets E. O. Vik

North Presbyterian Church Services Announced

North Presbyterian church at Avon and Logan streets invites all to worship with Rev. Finch A. Clarke as pastor. Morning service at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor and an evening service at 7 45 on The Wealth that counts. Young people's choir sings at both services and Sunday school begins at noon for juniors.

North Presbyterian Church Avon Logan Streets Finch A. Clarke Chris

Trinity Lutheran Church Services Avon Street

Trinity Lutheran United Lutheran church on Avon Street led by Rev. L. S. Marvick offers Sunday worship at 10 30 a m and Sunday school at 9 a m Men s society gathers Tuesday evening in the church parlors with Mr and Mrs Carl Rund as hosts

Trinity Lutheran United Lutheran Church Avon Street L. S. Marvick Carl Rund

Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church Service Times

Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church at corner of George and Sill streets led by Pastor O. L. Christenson. Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m with Sunday school at 9 a m. All are welcome.

Tabernacle Baptist Church Schedule and Invite

Tabernacle Baptist Church at Clinton and Avon with Minister Howard Beldon Leonard at 1342 Caledonia invites visitors to worship. Services: 11:00 a.m. sermon. 10:00 a.m. Bible school. 6:30 p.m. Baptist Young People. 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. praise and prayer. monthly business and covenant meetings. Lord's supper first Sunday after morning service.

Tabernacle Baptist Church Clinton Avon Streets Howard Beldon Leonard Caledonia Street Baptist Young People’s Union

World Student Christian Federation Meet At Lake Mohonk

The World Student Christian Federation gathers at Lake Mohonk for eight days in June with 300 delegates from 40 countries including China Japan and Latin American Indian and Negro students. Dr John R Mott leads the conference as leaders from Europe Asia and the Americas converge for Bible mission and world service. The article also notes the Northern Baptist convention meeting in Detroit May 21 and the Free Will Baptist merger with the Baptist North.

Lake Mohonk China Japan World Student Christian Federation Constantinople Oxford England Versailles France Tokio Asia New England South Pacific Coast John R. Mott Wilson Christian Leadership Mott Sion St. Louis Northern Baptist Convention Detroit Home Foreign Missions Methodist Free Will Baptists Baptist North

Union Theological Seminary Declines Rejoining Presbyterian Church

In Atlanta session, Union Theological Seminary signals it does not seek official relations with the Presbyterian church or any denomination. The liberal independent seminary just graduated its largest class, drawing graduates from many religious bodies nationwide.

Union Theological Seminary Presbyterian General Assembly Atlanta Presbyterian Church

Southern Baptists Meet at St. Louis

The Southern Baptist convention gathers in St. Louis with a reported membership surpassing two million. Delegates discuss mission work, church growth, and theological concerns at the annual assembly.

Southern Baptists St. Louis

Burglar Quips About Not Running For Office

The reformed burglar, after release, tells a reporter he will not be a candidate for another term. The judge notes burglars can have a sense of humor, likening them to comedy actors.

Mistake by Early Man Says German Biologist

A German biologist argues that humans erred centuries ago by becoming bipeds from quadrupeds. He contends upright spine alignment causes many modern ailments, as the spine was meant to be carried horizontally.

Philadelphia scientist studies tree snails in Hawaii

A Philadelphia scientist on his way to the Hawaiian islands spent three months studying the habits evolution and variations of tree snails. The Boston Transcript notes skepticism about completing the work in that time but concedes valuable hints on speed may be gained.

Philadelphia Hawaiian Islands Boston Transcript

French electrician claims lamp uses minimal current

A French electrician has invented a lamp that, by interrupting current in infinitesimal fractions to cool the filament yet not affect perceived light, allegedly requires only one two hundredth of the current of ordinary lamps.

Speak of Good Things Among Close Friends

A reflective note urges focusing on the positive qualities of friends, arguing faults reveal themselves without effort and praise strengthens bonds. The tone favors kindness and constructive sentiment over gossip or criticism.

Lovers Quarrel Over Kisses Not Rent or Meat Prices

Ethereal reflections note that lovers argue about sweet topics like kisses rather than mundane matters such as house rent or meat costs, emphasizing whimsical disputes over affection.

June Daydreams in Nature by James Russell Lowell

A lyrical meditation on nature's abundance and harmony. The poem contrasts heaven and earth, celebrates summer, and describes life stirring in fields and creatures as the world hums with light and song. The speaker asks why song rings clearest in nature’s plain and simple joy.

James Russell Lowel

Superstitions of Gamblers Across Casinos

The article notes gamblers favor numbers from birth dates, watches, and coin figures, with Monte Carlo players staking on room tickets and lucky totals. It mentions a Monte Carlo clergyman who never performed hymn number 36 and others who avoided recording numbers to back them at roulette.

Monte Carlo

Spiders and charms used in old English cures

The record describes spiders used as charms in dim medical cures. A shopkeeper was asked for a nut to enclose a spider and suspend it around a baby's neck to treat whooping cough, with the belief that as the spider died the illness would disappear.

French Society Critiques Opera Card Boxes Habit

In Paris, society members complain about playing cards in opera boxes during grand performances. The issue is seen as less annoying than the habit of whistling or singing arias while card games continue.

Paris

Veils Split Opinion of Beauty and Home Comfort

A London physician argues veils hide beauty while suggesting they also aid home life. The piece notes veils as both foe and friend in daily routines and personal presentation.

London

New York Police Inspectors Reassigned to Island Work

New York police inspectors formerly charged with a case were assigned to jobs on Blackwell's Island and slated to keep duties until next year. Inspector Sweeney works as a baker, Murtha as broom maker, and Thompson as shoemaker, while Hussey also appears in the lineup.

New York Blackwell’s Island Sweeney Ma Murtha Thompson Hin Spector Murtha I Spector Hussey

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Thomas Kirkbride Owen Wister League of Good Citizenship Oregon Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations Court House Portland Oregon State Fair Board Erskine the Smelter Trust Harris & Ewing First German Methodist Church Seventh Ferry Streets John H. Klaus Granddad Bluff William Baumann Henry Vollenweider Harriet Oltman Paul T. Schulze Charles C. Baker James R. Kerr Galena A. J. Fucher Board of Control F. E. Hirsch St. Paul Bucher Hirsch First Methodist Church West Avenue Methodist Reformed Church First Church of Christ Scientist Evangelical Lutheran T.S. Linscott D. D Humor Helen Harper’s Magazine North Side Church News M. E Caledonia St. Methodist Episcopal Church News Southern Baptist Convention Seés Oregon Mrs Harry Lane
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