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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions charges for conversion and notices of certain events. Alarmingly garbled content includes references to cost and penalties. Readers should interpret as an unreadable excerpt with no clear persons or organizations identifiable.
An old advertisement touts oil of wintergreen as a cure for eczema through skin treatment. It asserts that eczema is a skin disease with no need for internal medicine and claims Dr. Daly endorses the remedy. Also mentions Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
BIRON reports a school event with Cheselinol entertainment at Powsley's Teall Wednesday. Pupils and many townspeople attended. teachers praised the effort. The piece lists numerous local families and attendees, with a personal appeal to try Polay's Honey and Car for coughs.
In Nekoosa Port Edwards region, a young woman dies of heart disease after illness, with funeral held in Riverside Cemetery. Also notes on Garr bankruptcy filing, Elizabeth Wollsoblaager dies of bronchial pneumonia, and a civic event honoring A R Cowin and Miss Tannt from Grand Rapids. Also a light column from Sigel and a humorous exchange about a child and a French governess.
Ex Governor W D Hoard and President Charles R Van Hise press for increased permanent income and expanded facilities at the University of Wisconsin. The report calls for raising the mill tax to three eighths, funding for new buildings including biology and medical wings, dormitories and a model school, plus land for agriculture, engineering expansions, and enhanced salaries to attract top faculty.
A fragmented testimonial promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for cold symptoms. The note cites Mrs M White of Butler Tennessee and mentions throat and lung bothers from years past. The wording is garbled but suggests patient endorsement.
A fragment from a local notice discusses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe choice for children with colds. Mothers report fear of narcotics in other medicines and prefer proven remedies. Ripley residents note concerns about safety and efficacy for youngsters.
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