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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
10
Bertha Burton edits The Tribune Junior published weekly in La Crosse Wisconsin. This compact paper features local youth coverage and community notices geared to young readers.
A Sunshiners page recounts charity letters and acts of kindness from Miss Burton’s Sunshine Juniors, detailing pennies sent for a boy’s shoes and garments for a girl and baby, and stories of generosity, kindness, and Christmas plans amid the winter.
A brief social item notes Bertha Burton expressing goodwill and promising future letters. Marjorie Pierce from Viroqua visits and greets the juniors, inviting them to come by anytime. The tone reflects friendly correspondence among local figures and students.
Emma Riebe writes a short verse on Kindness noting kind hearts yield kind thoughts and deeds. The poem uses garden imagery to tie inner feelings to outward actions, emphasizing consistency between thoughts and kind acts.
Newbro's Herpicide is the first prophylactic for hair and scalp. It claims to destroy scalp microbes or dandruff germs, eradicating dandruff and stopping hair loss while promoting growth. Includes testimonial from Madeline Clutter and details on availability and pricing.
A boy who never felt homesick recalls a Hill sliding day when he urged peers to help an old man with worn clothes by loading corn on a sled and taking him home. The other boys mocked him, insisting they buy clothes themselves, but he persisted and guided the old man to a place he directed.
Gracie Miller buys bread with ten cents to help a sick man’s family for Thanksgiving. She delivers it to a needy girl on Vine Street, sharing her plan with her mother who then adds more good through a basket of provisions. The tale also recalls Tim the Paddington dog who collected for widows and orphans, earning royal affection and a long service record.
A pasty appeal from Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana invites sufferers of rheumatism sciatica lumbago backache kidney pains and neuralgia to write for a free home treatment said to cure at home without climate change This simple discovery purportedly banishes uric acid from the blood loosens stiff joints purifies blood and brightens eyes Proof by letter is requested with address given as Box R Notre Dame Ind.
A fragmentary verse urges sharing kindness with others. It emphasizes passing on good deeds, so they travel through the years and ease others’ tears, with the idea that heaven will record the act. The lines echo a communal moral.
The eastbound Continental limited on the Wabash was ditched at Catlin eight miles from Danville at 1 o clock. Three cars overturned. The mail clerk and one passenger were injured.
A stark observation labels the self righteous as the poorest hypocrite. The remark condemns those who judge others’ sins while failing to confront their own flaws.
Miss Helen Varick Roswell, pictured, returns from the Isthmus of Panama where she organized women's clubs at the government's request. She notes Cupid is overworked, citing 17 nurses married in two months at one hospital, prompting officials to tell states not to send more good-looking nurses.
A card certifies all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It promises to stop the cough heal the lungs and prevent serious results from a cold and pneumonia. The genuine product comes in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. O. T. Erhart.
The Populists at their national convention in St Louis on April 4 adopted a platform rejecting fusion with other parties. Proposals include government issued money, public ownership of utilities, parceling public lands, postal savings banks, a right to organize for labor, eight hour day, initiative and referendum, and taxes on corporate franchises.
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