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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
2
An advertisement by O T Erhart promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy for all kidney and bladder diseases, warning readers they are to blame for any adverse outcomes if they do not use the product.
Major League results recap with standings and yesterday scores. Phillies top Detroit. Cubs lose to Philadelphia. several American and National League games noted. Today’s matchups include Philadelphia at Cleveland and New York at Detroit plus other implied contests.
The Wisconsin State league will graduate more players this season than ever. Star left hander Howard T. Francis of Green Bay will join Washington after a $1,000 sale arranged by Green Bay president T. R. Weeks and Washington manager Joe Cantillon. Francis struck out 124 in 15 games, won eight, lost six, and tied a 14 inning game. Other pitchers Lang Nagle Warhop Knowles Kenetchy are also moving to major clubs as sales run through the season.
Hastings stars Moore Killian and Hastings spark timely hits to lead La Crosse over Oshkosh 3 1. Wausau 0 10 and Fond du Lac 4 2 Madison 0 10? Green Bay 0 Eau Claire 1. Club standings list Freeport 87 29 671 La Crosse 50 34 591 Eau Claire 41 39 513 Green Bay 34 48 425 Madison 35 50 412 Fond du Lac 24 56 300
Cough medicine mixed with coffee is claimed to make a fine liniment for bruises and sprains. In Wausau, the Oshkosh first base man nicknamed Chocolate sought liniment at Sloane's hotel where a bartender joked about the hotel owner being the liniment inventor. Red He goes by that.
Flynn powers into action as the club keeps a pennant chase alive with strong hitting and speed. Red White of the visitors fuels chatter with antics and pranks while Hastings Burke and Denny contribute clutch moments. Oshkosh suffers a setback after three straight losses to Freeport and La Crosse.
Dialog from a Philadelphia Inquirer fragment depicts a visiting prisoner and chaplain discussing life, trials, and the weight of verdicts rather than personal hardships, hinting at the broader justice system context.
Goodwin in Los Angeles visited Gans training quarters and offered to bet $100 against $59 on Gans, but no takers. Commentary in papers notes Gans aging at 39. Bobbies Robinson joins Gans training staff as part of the prep for a six round 125-pound bout with Kid Webster leading to the Memsie clash.
M T Lynch editor of the Philipsburg New Jersey Daily Post writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best medicine for coughs and colds he has used for his family. He praises it highly and says he cannot say enough in its praise. Erhart O T endorses the product.
A Chicago Record-Herald anecdote features a preacher challenging a critic and a barn painter replying that he paints barns red, humorously claiming to brighten the world. The exchange highlights common quips about practical work and idealism in a folksy dialogue.
In a fragmentary exchange, Willum notes his appetite waning after eating. Jarge responds that he never feels that way, with Tatier quoted in the dialogue. The lines capture a rustic rural voice and characterful speech.
Hastings shone on the mound for the champs as they beat Oshkosh 3 to 1 in the opener. Oshkosh struck first in the third but Hastings escaped a jam, then Cahill and Red Moore sparked a late-inning rally to tie and Hastings provided late run support as the champs pulled away.
Sacrifice bunt by Reftz sets up a rally as Cahill, Medwizky, Burke, Safford, White and Warren steal bases. Hastings strikes out twice, Bub ser fans four, and a Safford hit by pitch prompts miscues with a passed ball from Warren. Double play Hastings to Becker ends the frame. Time 1:35. Umpire Murphy.
Wausau forfeits first game to Freeport for morning miscommunication. Freeport then wins 18 to 10 with Obfendelt closing. Eau Claire edges Green Bay 1 to 0 in twelve innings. Madison falls to Fond du Lac 4 to 2 after late surge by Fond du Lac. References to batteries and umpires included.
The Famous league cancels home games at the ball diamond after cholera spreads to J. B. Hart’s hog herd frequenting the grounds. Medical advice warns infection could spread via patrons’ shoes, prompting immediate ground disinfection and a temporary cessation of home games to protect nearby hog herds and farmers from greater loss.
A humorous remark compares a man with curly hair to a bald man, noting they each have many excuses for their headwear choices. The quip plays on vanity and appearance.
A man who faced early setbacks now enjoys steady achievement and can face future risks with assurance. His journey from defeat to success demonstrates resilience and earned credibility in pursuing new ventures.
The much talked of merger of all the print paper mills in Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan representing thirty million dollars capital has been closed by John Hanrahan of New York.
A delegation of 26 from the Richard Wagner Maennerchor of Chicago will go to the 1908 Saengerfest of the Northwest in La Crosse. Secretary John Utermoehl received a letter from the Chicago society requesting him to arrange hotel rooms at the Milwaukee hotel for 26 attendees.
A short health notice warns that over sixties face kidney and bladder disorders from enlarged prostate. Foley's Kidney Cure is touted as effective, with a testimonial from Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri stating relief after two bottles at age 91, plus endorsement by O T Erhart.
A terse quip notes that a woman remains truthful until age prompts a lie about her years, suggesting age as a social badge. The line reflects witty observation about honesty and vanity across life stages.
A woman who shows unusual devotion to her husband faces criticism from other women who label her a fool. The remark reflects social pressure over marital loyalty and gender norms in the community.
Guests may like pie but without pretty forks the hostess may not serve it. The note hints at hospitality constraints and simple tableware affecting a gathering.
A wry aphorism notes that a patient man may win the admiration of other women but fails to earn his own wife’s approval, highlighting domestic tensions and perceived differences in affection within marriage.
An ad promotes the booklet How to Be Beautiful by E Burnham of Chicago. It explains skincare and hair care improve beauty, offers free booklet mailing, and announces a local demonstrator from August 12 to 24 to teach Burnham's toilet products at 70-72 State Street Chicago.
A vintage ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for hay fever and summer colds. It claims immediate relief from difficult breathing and healing of inflamed air passages, noting the genuine product comes in a yellow package and identifies O. T. Erhart as the seller.
A public figure condemns the wasteful habit of making unsatisfactory excuses, urging individuals to redirect energy toward productive actions and accountability. The remark emphasizes personal responsibility and efficiency in daily tasks.
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