Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Mercury Warning
A cautionary note warns against using catarrh ointments containing mercury. Public health guidance urges avoidance of mercury in remedies to prevent toxic exposure.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1909
Page
6
A cautionary note warns against using catarrh ointments containing mercury. Public health guidance urges avoidance of mercury in remedies to prevent toxic exposure.
The first squadron of eight armored cruisers will undergo standardization trials from Aug 18 to 28 on the Pacific coast. They sail to Honolulu by Sept 11 for full power trials at Nas Har bor then proceed to Manila by Nov 1 for battle practice. In December they visit Yokohama Kobe Woo Sung and Hong Kong before assembling in Yokohama Jan 19 for the return to San Francisco.
Mrs Harriet M Sherwin secretary of the School of Music and her daughter Charlotte plan a two week visit to Sparta starting Monday. To cover her absence the school will continue with reduced hours from nine to two in the morning and be run by Mrs Jessica Ross.
Mr and Mrs John Gund of Lexington Kentucky with Mr and Mrs Henry Gund and Misses Emma and Louise Gund plan to leave tomorrow in the Gund touring car for Lake Minnetonka to spend a couple of weeks away from home.
Local figure Downs calls for an independent probe into police conduct after recent incidents. Advocates say accountability measures are needed to restore public trust while authorities defend standard procedures. The move has sparked debate among community groups and officials.
City council enacts ordinance to fill mayor and alderman vacancies via common council election. Aldermen discuss police audits and a probe into free streetcar rides. a special Taft reception committee is formed. Road oil trial on Main to La Crosse and bridge repairs receive action and bids are invited.
New York August 14. Donald L Persch a young note broker held on 50000 bail faces release calls before Monday. He threatens to reveal names of Wall Street financiers backing him, claiming they used him and may post bond to avoid disclosures.
The Burlington Cros and north of the La Crosse river items were sent to railroads. Police evidence efforts to convict speeders were approved. North Third street repairs near the river go to street improvement. La Crosse river bridge repair moved to the bridge committee. Street car service to Catholic cemetery referred to the state railway commission. Lang noted the rail line refused extra cars after a ten minute service was approved. Kisselbach restaurant petition referred to streets and alleys. Rose appointed to finance committee. relieved from grounds and buildings.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Whyte and their little daughter of Milwaukee are guests of Mrs. Whyte's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abner James.
A parent credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with curing a severe eczema rash on his young son. After many physicians failed, use of the three Cuticura products led to a full recovery in about two months, prompting ongoing loyalty from the family.
Millions rely on Cuticura Soap and Ponds or pills for itching eczema and irritation. The advertisement promotes Cuticura as a cleansing aid for scalp dandruff and skin conditions, claiming purity and household use. Product mentions include Soap, Pills, and Ointment with prices and availability at Potter Drug on Aves and a Cuticura Book on Diseases.
The Bijou theater launches its season Monday with a matinee and two evening shows headlined by Elsie Crescy and the Elite Musical Four. First class vaudeville acts promised, with Majestic to open by November 1 under Manager Doppelberger.
W. W. Ferris, once with Wisconsin Light and Power, now based in Syracuse with Philadelphia headquarters, hosts a reunion in La Crosse with George F. Mueller of St. Paul, Sam E. Grant of Opera Cafe, and artist Edward Gautsch. The group previously belonged to the Make Fast Club.
Mr M Harfield, long associated with Green's Limited New York branch, arrives in La Crosse to head the local store replacing Mr Rothschild. He brings European and Eastern ideas and plans to settle here with his family. The store will keep its exclusive focus on ladies wear with Mr B Bosby remaining as assistant.
In an early morning electrical storm the residence of A. L. Tucker at 1307 Winnebago Street was struck by lightning. Fire caused about 200 dollars in damage before responders extinguished it. The Tucker family was asleep and unharmed.
At Sheerness the admiralty investigates dynamite traces mixed with coal in the bunkers of the battleships Lord Nelson and Victorious as they coal before sailing. Officials deny the amount and blame a mine accident but a naval inquiry with Scotland Yard experts probes possible anarchist involvement.
The storm caused extensive damage across Minnesota with sandwashing washing out tracks and roads. Sandfilled boats and flooded shanties worsened wreckage while crews repaired Milwaukee and Southern Minnesota lines and delayed trains. Local telegraph and telephone lines suffered minor to no damage as floodwaters surged through La Crescent, Hokah, and Hokah area.
The piece notes Ballinger sidestepping restoration efforts while Congress backs Pinchot and Newell. It highlights resolutions favoring Pinchot and condemning Ballinger’s water power stance amid defense by Turner and Post, lawyers for Washington Water Power.
Hannah E. Merrill sells lot 2 block 2 Jane Cole's addition to North La Crosse to George A. Pratt for 85. Pratt sells to G B Phillips lot 2 block Jane Cole's addition in the same village.
In warm weather the Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts motorcycle contests run by the Federation of American Motorcyclists. Eight entries announced include five mile events for private owners and open handicaps, plus national championships for the one and ten mile races.
A blueprint of the proposed north side park has been submitted to the park commission and the Progressive League. The plan is on display for public view at the L. Lavaque grocery on Rose Street.
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