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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

13

Advertising Barometer Signals Broad Business Revival

The Fourth Estate reports optimism across the nation with higher ad volume in Chicago St Paul and Northwest and strong signs in Washington Topeka Kansas and the South. Export trade projections rise toward 2 billion while Portland La Crosse and other areas show mixed conditions driven by mood and local factors.

Fourth Estate West New York Chicago St. Paul Northwest Washington Topeka Kansas South

One Piece Frock Fashioned for Playtime Brightens Style

Fashion hints describe a one piece frock suited to linen chambray percale gingham and light lawns ideal for hot weather. Box plaits along fronts and sleeves create fullness with a center back opening and minimal seams. Pattern 5999 covers sizes 2 4 and 6 years and may be mailed from the paper's Fashion Department for ten cents plus a postage stamp.

Fashion Department

The Pauper of Park and a Servian Mystery

Charlie Rolfe in Belgrade pursues clues about Marion’s disappearance and a possible link to Max Barclay. Drakovitch and Sam Statham reveal King Peter’s fragile position, while Maud Pavlovitch’s Belgrade visit surfaces in police reports as investigators trace her movements with an elderly Englishwoman and a tall German.

Sir Charles Max Barclay Max England Cromwell Road Marion Barclay Cunnington’s Sam Statham Drakovitch National Theatre Belgrade London Charlie Savoy Rolfe Servia Karageorge New Konak Europe Peter of Peter Alexander Draga King Peter Austria Sam Park Lane Maud Maud Petrovitch King’s Guard Yankovitch Krunska Legation Danter Mademoiselle Maud Mademoiselle Petrovitch

Fruit of the Tree of Knowledge Quip Cited in Visit

A Washington man visiting Virginia was shown an apple tree by a friend's 10 year old daughter. The girl notes the tree is unusually fruitful and says only the apple trees are heavy with fruit. The remark is framed as a wry Harper's Weekly quip about fruit culture.

Portland H. C. Whittier la Crosse Frances Ramey Weessee Sue Tau Jane Lovell Oeiaaé Felicitas Hankiel McGowan Eleanor Dobson Toark Arthur A. Greene Heilig Forsooth Tyre and Heath Cleveland Blaine New York Frederick Bowers Robusto Sor Philip W. Smith Attenam Belle Gold Oregonian Erlanger Mea Lackey Corinne Lincoln Eva Stuart McIntyre and Heath Klaw & la Crosse Washington Virginia Washingtonian Harper’s Weekly

Van Dyke and Eaton to Open Summer Season Next Sunday

The Van Dyke and Eaton company launches a summer season with new plays, many enjoying metropolitan success, and a strong scenic and dramatic presentation. Miss Ollie Eaton stars with a large, balanced company, supported by vaudeville acts between plays including Edmond C. Sprague and Willard Foster. Ladies receive free tickets with each 20 cent Monday night ticket.

van Dyke & Eaton Company Ollie Eaton Edmond C. Sprague Willard Foster

Ireland's Railways as Industry Killers Criticized

A Dublin Leader comment argues Irish railways hamper manufacturing by forcing all shipments to travel by rail. A Dublin source quotes a businessman who would start manufacturing in Liverpool to reach Irish ports, highlighting distribution inequality.

Dublin Liverpool Ireland

Daffodils in Warwickshire Hillside Poem Mention

The piece recalls Wordsworths lakeside daffodils and imagines Shakespeare seeing daffodils on a Warwickshire hillside. It contrasts Midlands dullness with the charm of the western countryside, suggesting a scenic link to poetic landscapes.

Wordsworth Shakespeare Warwickshire

Too Well Trained Crofter Seeks Rent Aid in Highlands

A Scottish crofter paid 10 shillings annually. After two bad years he paid 6 shillings, then nothing in year three. The landlord granted rent relief and rent free status by year four. The tenant warned he would move if a barn isn’t built. The Philadelphia Ledger.

Highlands of Scotland Philadelphia Ledger

Pain and Neuralgia Relief Ad For Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills

A Battle Creek station agent reports four years of constant headaches eased by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. An Illinois reader, Mrs Hamilton, says neuralgia improved after a year of use. The Miles Medical Co offers druggists a refund of the first package if no benefit.

Miles de Miles

Wise Author Identity Sparks Sacred Heart Debate

A dialogue from The Sacred Heart Review discusses a mysterious author who hides his identity. Readers debate whether secrecy stems from modesty or deliberate discretion, reflecting attitudes toward authorship and privacy.

The Sacred Heart Review

Ducks and Drakes of Fortune Spotlighted in Town Topics

Quite Natural Murray Hill and Jack Swift are described in the Town Topics column as making ducks and drakes of their fortune with wry humor and sharp wordplay. The piece highlights their financial gambles and social banter in Westend.

Murray Hill Jack Swift Westend

Humorous quotes on manners and secrets from papers

A compact collection of witty lines from Town Topics and Philadelphia Inquirer. The quips joke about women's modesty crossing mud and the idea of keeping a cook as a bragging point.

Philadelphia Inquirer

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