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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
3
A call for 5000 fans in La Crosse to raise optimism for a Wisconsin Illinois pennant. The piece argues fan enthusiasm boosts team confidence and performance, claiming belief and cheers could turn near-misses into victories and clinch the title. It urges a loud rally and faith in Elliott Day.
The article traces claims of a new Alaska wheat variety yielding up to 222 bushels per acre found by Abraham Adams of Idaho and its reception by the U S Department of Agriculture. Officials remain skeptical pending tests while noting potential impacts on bread prices and meat production. It also covers Governor Hughes campaigning in Ohio and commentary on women’s roles.
Retrospective view highlights the county’s progressive Republicans who won all goals in the recent primary. Their disciplined stance is praised as honorable and politically discerning, making their record something the voters can be proud of.
Friends of John Elliott tease over a whispered idea titled Elliott Day suggested by a female admirer who asked the Tribune to remain anonymous. Mrs Elliott has begun receiving phone inquiries and warnings about the admirer's identity as the association president faces the crush.
A Brooklyn Life piece muses on elusive prizes and the thrill of pursuit. It contrasts gleaming promise with elusive success, praising the hopeful chase amid vivid, nature rich imagery and playful boasts. It celebrates longing over final capture.
A short poetic verse from the Princeton Tiger questions temptation and blame, imagining what one would do if faced with seduction and moral choice. The lines center on a saucy mouth, a man who fell, and the reader’s possible response. The piece reads as a playful, moralizing nugget typical of college humor literature.
In London Mrs. Humphrey Ward aligns with an anti suffrage league arguing each sex has a vital sphere, the home, and that women cannot physically enact laws. A suffragette mocked her logic at a New York suffragette luncheon using a parable about a pilgrim and the Ten Commandments.
A firm of shady brokers near London was prosecuted for swindling. The court acquitted them noting insufficient evidence to convict while expressing harsh opinion. The next day the firm advertised with bold display claiming probation by the Lord Chief Justice of England in Everybody's Magazine.
Jacob Romer confronts betrayal as Grindling reveals Kahn’s escape with the money and Vida Romer’s birth certificate. Ailing Romer collapses while Phil arranges care with Vida’s help, signaling a family crisis and the start of a new chapter at Rough Island Cove.
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