Independent Voter Proposes Anonymous Debate on Taft Bryan Issues
The Tribune prints a piece by an Independent Voter once a Roosevelt Republican and now a Bryan Democrat who urges a public debate on political issues. He favors keeping debaters' names secret to avoid business or social embarrassment, while allowing participants to know each other. The editors promote open discussion as a valuable political exercise inviting Taft supporters to respond.
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Open Letter from Chicago Tribune to Hon. Bryan
The Chicago Tribune publishes a pointed letter asking William J Bryan how he would enact policies if elected president given a Republican Senate and Congress. It questions whether a Democratic president could secure desired legislation and urges Bryan to answer four specific questions while noting the Tribune’s fair treatment. The piece discusses potential political outcomes and anticipates Bryan’s reply in light of Taft administration precedents.
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The Tribune Opens Pages for Political Debate in La Crosse
The Tribune proposes a daily political debate open to all sides until the November election. Contributors must reveal names to the publisher but need not print them. Personal attacks are barred and equal prominence will be given to all letters. Taft leaders are urged to respond so thousands hear the other side.
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The Substitute: Max Figman at La Crosse Theater
Max Figman debuts The Substitute showing Thursday September 24 at the La Crosse theater. The play combines a New York lawyer office scene a West Appleford parsonage setting and a courtroom in Waterloo with a larger company and more lavish production by manager John Cort.
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Waterloo
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la Crosse Theater
Miss Hayward Opens New Royalty Drama at La Crosse
Grace Hayward company returns to the La Crosse theater for Sunday matinee offering an eighteen member troupe and a fresh royal line of plays with grand scenery and vaudeville features. The opening night presents the new society drama For Home and Honor.
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Man Admits Stealing Post Office Funds in Fergus Falls
Paul Monroe, brought from Langley, admits stealing 225 dollars from the A. J. Saterstrom post office in Fergus Falls. He entered via a rear window and says he had a glorious time while spending the funds. He will face federal court in Fergus Falls.
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Presbyterian clergyman joins golf game with a dam remark
A city man in Pick Me Up recounts a humorous incident on a golf course. A mild mannered Presbyterian clergyman repeatedly shouts the word Assouan after foibles, explaining it as referencing the largest dam in the world.
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Juvenile State memorial planned for J Chandler Harris
A proposed memorial school for J Chandler Harris, guided by Judge Lindsey and the Juvenile Protective Association, will be built in Georgia. The project aims to educate and reform youth at risk of crime through a self governing system, a capitol building, congress, workshops, and a full curriculum.
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Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles
A nostalgic verse from the Houston Post recalling summer chores and joys and the bite of bugs and digging chores. The speaker laments summer ending and misses the ease of outdoor tasks while recalling winter hardships and scolding.
Largest church collection boosts health trip hopes
The Washington Star notes a church collection was the largest in its history, while a parishioner explains traveling expenses to the shore are for health. The preacher appeared surprised by the sum as he spoke to attendees.
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Sprained Ankle Treated With Chamberlains Liniment
An article extols Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic symptoms noting typical sprain healing in under a week with faithful use and directions. It claims prompt relief and emphasizes the product’s effectiveness for various injuries.
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Colonel and Uncle Eph Clash Over Drinking Habit
The colonel rebukes Uncle Eph for recurring drinking. Eph denies drinking and later confesses to starting to drink and giving up lying. The exchange ends with Eph admitting recent drinking while denying past conclusions.
Silent Partner Adokes Banter in Boston Transcript
A historical snippet shows a punning exchange about a business ad seeking a silent partner. The woman notes the ad omits sex while the merchant clarifies the term. The dialogue highlights early advertising misunderstandings and clever wordplay.
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Do You Love Me Exchange Sparks a Moment
A brief, flirtatious exchange ends with a jokey refutation as the man questions if the woman believes him to be a heroic suitor. The dialogue plays on romantic bravado and distance in affection.
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A Mixed Compliment at Washington Dinner
At a Washington dinner days before his marriage Joseph Leiter endorsed steady work over vacations. He aligned with John D Rockefeller and Russell Sage, saying vacations do not strengthen the average man and excessive leisure harms health. He cites temperate habits and regular labor as beneficial. He recalls a tale of a rosy country preacher who admits weariness after winter work.
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Russell Sage
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Nan fears being a goat after parable tale
The child Nan awakens terrified after hearing the parable of the sheep and the goats. Her mother and grandfather reassure her that a godly life prevents judgment, but Nan worries another night about her mother becoming a goat.
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Quotations Show Family Talk on Bring Up
A Delineator snippet quotes Margaret's mother as she chats with her daughter. The child answers about how upbringing shapes a boy who might have turned out not so bad, referencing both parents in a light domestic tone.
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Remedies for Mildew Stains with Soap and Chalk
Instructions advise mixing soap and powdered chalk to remove mildew spots. For faster results, rub the stained article and expose it to sun for several hours, then dampen again as it dries.
Is Peruna Useful for Catarrh
The text argues that Peruna combines herbal remedies from multiple medical traditions for chronic catarrh and claims each ingredient has value. It praises Dr. Hartman’s approach of pure, uniform remedies and direct home supply with clear label active constituents. It emphasizes widespread chronic catarrh and repeated doctor visits without relief.
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Vic Morris Visits Kirk on the Hill After Incubus Fallout
Vic Morris, chastened by his recent firing and a friend’s admonition, heads to the Kirk on the Hill for lunch with Reverend Trongray. He plans to confront Janet later, but arrives in a subdued mood as the minister greets him with silent, shared emotion at the manse.
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