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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
6
Brush and shake flannels free of dust and soak them ten minutes in lukewarm water. Make strong soap suds in warm water, rub soiled areas with a brush, and rinse until clear. Use a wringer, avoid twisting, and repeat in a lighter suds if heavily soiled. Stretch, air dry, and iron lightly on the wrong side or with a cloth.
The Prairie du Chien community marks the rededication of St Gabriel's Catholic church built over 75 years ago. A 10 a.m. Mass will be led by Rt Rev Bishop James Schwebach with Abbelen and Kramer among speakers, followed by a parish hall dinner and musical program by the Young Ladies' Sodality.
The article discusses Curtis whose reform efforts failed to win backing from a passive board of directors. Despite personal honesty not being questioned, Curtis faced financial ruin and a suspended sentence after conviction. Morse, by contrast, received a 15 year federal prison sentence for bank fraud and related schemes, with 19 days granted to file for a writ of error before remand to the Tombs.
London reports the British government plans to dispatch a fleet of warships around the world after weighing the maneuvers of the American navy. The move aims to project naval presence and project power globally.
Pittsburg reports financier and philanthropist Frank Semple in charge of the Wm Thaw estate died today from pneumonia at age 67.
Frederick Weyerhauser, the lone living billionaire and American timber king, discusses his 52 years in lumber, vast holdings of 32 million acres in Washington, and beliefs on forest conservation and future supply. He notes fires threaten forests and taxes on pine lands strain owners, with western timber stock seen as the long term source.
Roy Hall August Retzloff and John Singer aged 6 11 and 7 ran away from St Michael's school for boys in La Crosse to see the world. They stayed with residents on East Cass street and at John Thornbury's home where a warm supper and polite stories led to police notice and a quick reunion.
Cambridge Mass November 6 The question of President Eliot successor at Harvard is widely discussed. Prof A Lawrence Lowell is named as the leading candidate, noted for the science of government work and Lowell family ties to Cambridge and Harvard.
President Roosevelt's daughter Ethel had a near fall during a seven mile Genesee Valley Hunt club event on the Wadsworth estate in Buffalo. The saddle horn broke and she hung in a dangerous position until Harry Wilson, a young colored boy, rode in at high speed to rescue her.
The saying elevates a woman’s natural sense as a valuable guide when faced with a tough situation, contrasting it with male reasoning. The remark highlights belief in instinct as a practical asset in problem solving.
Report from Sioux Falls indicates voters rejected a proposed constitutional amendment raising residence to one year and requiring hearings at regular court terms rather than chambers. The measure failed amid informed political reporting.
John D Rockefeller is reportedly back at work at 26 Broadway New York and making frequent visits to the Standard Oil headquarters after years away. His presence may connect to John D Archbold’s role in the campaign following letters read by W R Hearst.
Mrs Fred Bummert aged 65 of 707 Mississippi street died at her home at 10 this morning. She leaves two sons and a daughter. Funeral services are planned for Sunday.
President Taft departs Cincinnati at 9 this evening for Hot Springs Virginia to stay three weeks with Thanksgiving plans including his wife as guests of M. E. Ingalls.
A Philadelphia Press snippet shows Frayed Fagin asking how it would feel to have his face on a twenty dollar bill and Lilyfield Talbot replying she would rather gain possession herself. The exchange highlights attitudes toward fame and money.
The New York Sun notes that if iodine paint is applied to the skin in darkness or under red photography light, and the treated area is kept away from white light, it will not blister or stain the flesh even after repeated applications.
A collection of short excerpts covers deer feeding and water needs, fawn births andTwins, fencing costs, and spring births. It also includes items on British Army flag usage, a quip about Mr Skinnums baby, a remark on luck and confidence, a jokey line about the average girl, and a satirical take on prophets before the weather bureau.
Help needed at the YMCA located at 7th and Main. Noble & Co. advertises carpenters for immediate work.
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