La Crosse Tribune contact and publication details
The excerpt lists the La Crosse Tribune Co. address at 261-203 South Fifth Ave in La Crosse Wisconsin, identifies publication as afternoon and Sunday morning, and notes missile office phones and advertising representatives in multiple cities. It confirms circulation as a second class matter and mentions association with the Newspaper Syndicate.
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la Crosse Tribune Co
South Fifth Rt
la Crosse
Wis
Postaes
the Tribune and Leader-Press
Eee
Vertifing
Cone, Hunton and
London Guarantee and Accident
Mich
Boulevard
Chicago
East Forty-first S
New York
Fi Land Bank
Kansas City
Constitution
Allanta
American
Detroit, Mich
Victors
St Louis
Petroleum Securities
Los Angeles
Calif
Howard Cramer
Miss Cramer
O. P. Conklin
Milwaukee
la Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company
Peter Larson
South Dakota
E. G. Staats
Upper Berlin Street
George Betz
Standard Oil Co
Frank Congdon
Wisdom From Luke Becomes Guide Against Adversaries
A quotation from Luke 21 15 elevates speech with divine backing promising discernment and authority to overcome opponents. The verse frames wisdom and mouth as divinely aided tools to silence resistance and persuade audiences.
Concentration and the Mind in Education
Early English thinker contrasted absent mindedness with true concentration. Concentration, though rare, lets the mind fix on one task, speeding learning and improving business thought. It fuels invention and deep reasoning, guiding debates on whether classic languages or practical training best develop thinkers.
War is Cruel quote attributed to Sherman questioned
A Civil War veteran who served as dispatch bearer for General Sherman claims a different version of the famed remark "War is cruel" spoken when Sherman met Fayetterville officials. The veteran suggests the adage may be misattributed while recognizing the sentiment behind it.
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Sherman
General Sherman
Fayetteville
N. C
General Pershing
Lafayette
Condemning Space Grafters by Advertising Agents
The American Association of Advertising Agents protests free newspaper publicity lacking news value. They argue overused free space turns papers into propaganda and erodes journalism. They urge separate departments for news and advertising to preserve distinct roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Advertising Agents
Propaganda versus Public Service in Newspapers
The American Association of Advertising Agents cautions that free publicity can mislead readers and blur lines between advertising and news. Publishers, ads, and readers risk unfairness and discrimination when space is misused. Newspapers must distinguish propaganda from genuine public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Advertising Agents
University Training Not Essential To Poets
The critique argues that educated poets are not inherently better, citing both university and non university authors. It lists many poets from both groups and notes Browning did not attend college. It concludes higher learning is not needed for poesy, though self education is rare.
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Spencer
Marlowe
Milton
Dryden
Donne
Gray
Goldsmith
Wordsworth
Coleridge
Scott
Byron
Shelley
Tennyson
Swinburne
Shakespeare
Pope
Cowper
Burns
Blake
Keats
Browning
G. K. Chatterton
Borah Asked to Lead Repeal Effort Over Admittance Law
The plea asks Senator Borah to spearhead repeal or modification of the immigration law that denied the Countess Karolyi entry. The piece argues this highlights Congress as unrepresentative and notes seniority places past leaders in power, making Borah the opposition leader by design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enator Borah
Karolyi
Senator Borah
Congress
Borah
Chicago man sues dealer over hurting shoes
Tom Sims notes a Chicago man sues a dealer claiming shoe discomfort. The item parodies dealership footnotes while listing unrelated quips about hunting powder shipments and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A Shining Example of Marital Trickery
Bert and Grace Brown stage quarrels to test staff and raise domestic tensions. The ruse brings a new maid into the home who becomes a steady, calming presence for the couple and their infant, ultimately reshaping family dynamics. The story unfolds with the couple’s realization that harmony may arise from deception.
Out Our Way By Williams Ends In Fresh Resolve
A stalled romance twists to a hopeful note as Sara admits she eavesdropped and saw a couple reconcile. Grace helps her face a planned marriage to another man, and Bert chides gendered hopes as the scene closes with renewed plans for happiness next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Grace
Creomulsion Emulsified Creosote for Coughs and Colds
A newspaper ad touts Creomulsion as a medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims relief for persistent coughs bronchial conditions and other respiratory diseases with a money back guarantee if not relieved after following directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
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Edward M. Turner
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Frank Fuller
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Bert Brown
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Ellen
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Mr. Brown
Frank
McClure
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Gynea Service, Inc
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St. LaCrosse
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the Pepsodent Company
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