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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1909
Page
8
In a discussion on gender pain, the text notes women often face more painですが challenges the notion of universal female weakness. It cites Mrs. S. J. Kintner of Defiance Ohio who tried Cardui, a remedy touted for women, as evidence of relief.
A preacher formerly in a comfortable pastorate resigns to speak to workers. Rev Allan A Tanner seeks to align rostrum oratory with the laboring class, stressing shared identity and practical faith over elite pulpit supply.
The Tribune highlights Mr. Tanner’s ten month study of the man in the shop at the Co operative Merchants company of Toledo. He moved from office to laborer’s side to gauge working men’s contentions firsthand. The article underscores the value of his engagement and notes the theater gallery remark Fit for the gods.
Article extols George R. Stuart as the era’s leading lecturer with record crowds in Dayton Ohio venues. It notes multiple packed audiences, from church to theater, and his co-work with Sam Jones and role at Winona Lake temperance conference.
Huntington West Virginia clergyman Rev I W Williamson writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and restores health and strength to many weak people. The letter notes the medicine contains no harmful drugs and is pleasant to take, signed O T Erhart.
The piece highlights Champ Clark as a dominant Democratic leader in the house. It notes his debates with Ron C. H. Grosvenor and his strong party mastery. Crowds fill galleries to hear Clark, likening him to a celebrated showman and predicting a red letter Champ Clark day at Chautauqua.
A Redpath-Vantar program features harpist Sarah Wathena Brown with a $1,500 instrument and the Chicago Boys Choir from a parish mission. The four boys sing in kilts and Highland dress, perform on marambophone and bagpipes, and travel with Brown under her guardianship. The act blends education and entertainment with refined, non theatrical charm.
The article extols Monroe Markley as a superb speaker whose eloquence and Del sartean grace stir audiences, often bringing them to their feet with unprecedented demonstrations of feeling. It highlights his memorable oratorical impact and asks readers to compare with similar past moments.
A nostalgic reference recalls a man famed for making boots with slits for extra room, known for his bunion and a quirky habit of cutting extra space to fit the foot, a now forgotten craft from earlier times.
From June 28 to July 4 the Redpath-Vanter Chautauqua comes to La Crosse with leading lecture luminaries and entertainments of rare merit. Last year’s event drew huge crowds and this year business interests and societies back ticket plans to boost participation. The Tribune notes many features and attractions in this issue.
The important lecturer S Parkes Cadman D D pastor of Central Congregational church Brooklyn is hailed as a Moroc co bound edition deluxe of the Lyceum world and a peerless figure in dramatic art. He is an encyclopedic authority on theological and sociological topics with international recognition and extensive travel. Dr Cadman is a persistent student of affairs and a master of the situation, giving audiences confidence in his remarks.
A discussion on the enduring appeal of plays and the rise of picture plays by Albert Armstrong. It notes the Redpath System plan to bring top stage works to non theatergoers via slides and a stereopticon rendition, promising lifelike scenes, true-to-life settings, and vivid color.
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