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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
9
A letter from Mrs. M. Summers of South Bend Indiana urges readers to write for a free home treatment said to cure rheumatism and related pains without changing climate. It claims to banish uric acid from the blood loosen stiff joints purify the blood and brighten the eyes promising elasticity to the body.
If you have kidney and bladder trouble and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure, you will have only yourself to blame for results, as it positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases. O. T. Erhart.
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports a defendant and witness dispute the vehicle number involved in an injury case. The claimant notes the car’s number as 66667 while the client asserts 9g99. The vehicle reportedly flipped when it struck the person.
A brief remark notes that people often avoid vocalizing judgments about baby talk from women toward babies. The line implies social discomfort in expressing opinions about such interaction and observes it as a fortunate outcome.
Preston Minnesota August 3 Sprinkling expanded from subscription areas to the entire business district funded by taxes. Residents curse railroad delays at the depot with inadequate facilities and rats in the freight room. Flax fields will be cut next week with seed damaged by heat. Liveryman E O Bassett returns to start anew. rival Lawrence McDowell remains dominant. Teacher Mabel Hanlon suffers from a severe toothache after a molar extraction. Mrs Katherine Garrett dies at seventy five after a long illness. Mayor Lowes prepares for Sept street fair and carnival. his popularity and Mayors continued service noted. Pearl Ryan visits Harmony and Gertrude Hanlon. Sam Wah returns from China to visit Minneapolis then Preston.
The La Crosse management announces Carl Carlson in A Prince of Sweden on Sunday August 4 with matinee and night shows. The company touts honest methods and a full house forecast, praising A No. 1 specialties and strong advance receipts. Bijou theatre offers moving pictures including Fights of Nations and The Two Sisters, with Prof Pigg performing A Dear Old Lady in an illustrated song. Programs rotate weekly.
The weather turns autumnal as farmers finish haying and harvest barley. Local families including Prof. and Mrs. C. F. Koehler and others rent the Withrow residence for a brief retreat. Elsie Kimble visits Lewiston. A steamer trip to Trempealeau Park and a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Biscupski are noted along with civic visits by Mrs. Wm. Coyle and Charley Hobart in camp nearby.
Miss Pauline Rierson of Mitchell visits sister Mrs. Jno Poley in Ferndale. A launch party includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buersk and others. Jno Streigel Jr. of La Crosse visits. Dresbach baseball club meets the La Crescents next Sunday at 1 30 p m on the latter's diamond.
A quip suggests King Solomon's numerous wives left little of him for other matters. The remark uses biblical reference to imply overwhelming abundance and possible depletion of his resources or character.
The Kilties, famed Canadian band known for their Highland costumes and strong musical record, will perform at League Park on Monday and Tuesday. Led by conductor Albert Cook, the group features Angus MacMillan Fraser and a versatile program from national composers to popular tunes.
William R. Speare, a Washington undertaker, died recently leaving a claim against the government for Garfield's funeral expenses. For twenty six years the Treasury barred payment without a full receipted bill. Congress and a commission faced the issue. the heirs may settle by meeting government requirements.
A well known person was stopped by a Derbyshire policeman who told him to remove his mask frightening onlookers. The man insisted he was not wearing a mask, prompting bemused exchange and a likely misunderstanding.
The Detroit Journal commentary argues Japan should consider China's vast population and history of resilience. It warns that China has repeatedly absorbed conquerors and suggests Japan’s best role is as a friend, not an aggressor, urging readers to see through such threats.
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