Golden Medical Discovery praised for stomach and liver cures
An 19th century description of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery highlighting glycerine extraction, Golden Seal root, and claimed benefits for weak stomach indigestion biliousness and torpid liver. Endorsements from medical books, cautions about expectations, and an offer to mail free information.
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R. V. Pierce
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Dr. Pierce
Bazaar 10 Held in October Plans Big Event
A local bazaar scheduled for October aims to raise funds for community programs. Organizers announce attractions, stalls, and activities to engage residents, with volunteers sought to help plan and run the event.
Will Drain N. S. Marsh Regular Council Meeting
A notice indicates a regular council meeting concerning the drainage district at North Street Marsh. Proceedings will cover agenda items including plan updates and budget considerations. The meeting invites public attendance and comments on local drainage improvements.
Mike McDonald Dead in Chicago After Jealousy Scandal
Chicago veteran political boss M C Mike McDonald dies in hospital from a broken heart after his wife’s alleged infatuation with photographer Webster S Guerin. McDonald, famed for shaping Chicago politics, faced a personal scandal following Guerin’ s romance and public fallout.
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Foxes and dogs assemble in field corner facing rain
A fragment describes foxes and dogs howling and barking as they sniff the air and gather in a field corner with their heads toward the lee ward rain.
Harry Taggart Moves From Barber Shop To State Secretary Role
Harry Taggart, La Crosse pioneer in barbering, sold his shop to pursue commercial adjusting. Elected January 1, 1967 as secretary of the La Crosse Grocers association, he doubled membership in seven months and earned commendations from the current secretary A T Rock. His statewide backing and influential supporters propelled a bid for the state secretary post.
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Car Shortage Stuns Washington as Production Fails
U S government reports little relief expected this fall from a nationwide car shortage. Railcar makers are running at full capacity and cannot meet demand, with Chicago and La Crosse facing acute delays. Four new cars were sent north, and older cars shifted to the south, with two more modern cars planned for spring to ease peak periods.
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Local Wisconsin marksmen return from Camp Douglas
Local marksmen from companies M and B of the Wisconsin National Guard come home from Camp Douglas after competing for spots on the state Seagit team. Lieut. F. J. Fowler of Company M earned a place but will serve as coach. The group includes Ernest C. Hodous, Fowler, Musician Allan Woerner, Julius Storkerson, and George Woessner of Company B.
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Landis Pays Fine to Free Fugitive Husband
Mrs. John Landis paid a $20 fine in La Crosse to secure her husband’s return from Seattle after he fled bail on an assault and battery charge. The case had been continued after he failed to appear, and the judge had threatened jail, leading to the plea and payment to cover costs.
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Arinbow Morning Warning Cited by Isenhers
The fragment notes a morning warning from the ishenherd, referenced as arinbow in a cryptic broadcast. No further persons or organizations are readable, leaving the exact context and origin unclear.
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Telegraphers strike expands nationwide
The telegraphers strike spreads from Chicago to Detroit Kansas City Denver and Salt Lake with Dallas Fort Worth El Paso and New Orleans showing early effects. About 1 700 workers in Chicago and 600 nationwide are idle as Western Union and Postal operators walk out disrupting messages and forcing reliance on private wires.
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Los Angeles
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