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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1908
Page
6
A short advertisement describes a washing routine using lukewarm water soap and washboard. It suggests soaking rolls in a tub, rinsing in warm water, then a final cooler rinse, and air drying. The piece promotes P and G Naphtha Soap as an easier option costing about five cents per cake.
In this speech on labor and voting rights the speaker argues the ballot protects and empowers workers, notes labor’s flaws, distinguishes labor from trusts, and urges a Department of Labor plus jury trials in contempt cases while defending equal rights and equitable distribution of wealth.
In 1902 few families and by 1908 many more, Canada presents a proven country with timber grain cattle potential and good climate. Accessible by rail, with easy terms and free information for homesteaders seeking profitable markets and remaining homesteads. Half fare excursion to Scandinavland and Clan Land Co. of Chicago offers further details.
A gray auto goggles mask and leather cap tied to a speeding car helped police connect a Baltimore man to the boardwalk shooting of Charles B. Roberts. Remarkable letters sent to Mrs. Roberts warned of the attack and boasted of the act, aiding identification.
In New York on September 5, Prober Frank B. Kellogg and Standard Oil attorney Moritz Rosenthal sparred at a hearing. The exchange featured sharp language as Roosevelt's trust busting policy pressed the case, with Referee Ferris issuing a temporary truce order.
A cryptic note suggests a stone mason is not inherently an ossified man, challenging stereotypes about aging craftspeople and their vitality.
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