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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
5
A becalmed ship faces three days with no wind. The captain orders every passenger to give up their matches, keeping one for himself. He lights his pipe with the last match, a gale fills the sails, and the ship resumes its voyage despite the sacrifice.
Mrs Julia Finne, of St Louis Missouri, recounts years of persistent eczema on her ankle spreading to the knee. After trying many doctors and treatments she praises Cuticura Ointment and Soap, claiming relief within days and complete recovery after months.
A local ad warns against cheap millwork that causes costly repairs and a shabby look. It urges buyers to choose quality sash doors hardwood interior finish mouldings art glass and related materials from the featured supplier to protect value and prestige.
The Wisconsin County Court at La Crosse will hold a special term on December 19 1911 at 10 am to consider Daniel S MacArthur's application to admit to probate the will of Eloise Johnston MacArthur late of La Crosse. By order of County Judge John Brindley. McConnell Schweizer appeared for the petitioners.
A compilation of short notes from La Crosse records visits by Irene Lienlokken Edna Lienlokken S N Smith John W Hopp T Fortney and others plus business calls from Dr Geo Powell H J Davis P H Klinkner A Zabolic A M Emger Jackson Wakefield and more. The items note short stays transfers sales rent and upcoming events including a Keefe Business College term starting December 4 and a property sale by Agnes McCord to H J Hansen for 50 dollars.
Drug advertisement promises PAZO OINTMENT cures all forms of piles within 6 to 14 days. If not cured the druggist will refund the purchase price of 50 cents. The claim targets itching, bleeding or protruding piles with a money back guarantee.
The Geneva municipality built the world’s largest fountain at the port entrance. It soars about 300 feet high and resembles a grand white sail from a distance, a striking landmark for visitors and locals alike.
A reflective notice remarks that a man who cheapens himself will likely be judged harshly by those around him, highlighting social judgments and personal conduct.
An advertisement promotes Orrine as a standard liquor habit remedy targeting wives and mothers. It details two forms No 1 tasteless powder and No 2 pills with voluntary treatment, priced at $1 per box, plus a free booklet and a money back guarantee. O T Erhart at 618 Main Street.
Mrs Jennie Estes of Ridgeley Tennessee reports severe womanly troubles from February to October eased after trying Cardui. She gained 15 pounds and regained energy, crediting Cardui with saving her life. Thousands of women have shared similar testimonials over fifty years. Write to Chattanooga Medicine Co for more information and a 64 page Home Treatment book.
The Twentieth Century club held its regular meeting Tuesday at 126 West Ave South. Miss Lena Gelatt and Mrs. Coate hosted the event. Mrs H C Stevens led the lesson with help from several members. Mrs John J Esch read Tithonus by Tennyson.
Miss Anna Jaekel entertained a few friends at her home last evening in honor of her brother B. C. Jaekel cashier at a Milwaukee bank. The evening featured dancing and music with refreshments served at eleven o'clock. Guests included Lila Storandt Hattie Rochert Isabelle Major Ida Helwich Emma Jaekel Laura Kilenz Gust Jaekel Arthur Hickisch Alfred Kolb Edwin Daniels Fred Ehrman Phillip Schnell and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jaekel J W Frey and G H Jaekel.
Friday evening Miss Emma Jaekel hosted friends at 1208 South Sixth Street for a music and dance gathering in honor of her brother Gust Jaekel from Minneapolis. Attendees included Lilah Stor, Hattie Rochelt, Ida Helwich, Isabelle Major, Emma Jaekel, Laura Krenz, and several gentlemen. Gust Jaekel departed this morning for Minneapolis where he works as a cashier for John Guu Brewing Company.
Mrs Louis F Best entertained a group of Normal school teachers residing at boarding houses with an afternoon of quilting followed by a six o clock dinner. Present were Misses Oltman Mohr Spence Carver Garrett Hutchins Hitchcock Gordon Bettlinger Schmakenberger and Mr and Mrs Best.
Mrs. Elsie Gile Scott hosted a bridge tea yesterday with about thirty attendees. Prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Gund, Mrs. E. J. Williams, and Mrs. Alfred Harrison. Out of town visitors included Mrs. George Hixon of Chicago, Mrs. E. J. Williams of Panama, and Mrs. Argyle Scott of Billings.
Sufferers of catarrh are promised relief by a home treatment from Dr. J W Blosser of Atlanta Georgia. The method cleans the head nose throat and lungs without internal medicines and aims to stop discharge and improve breathing. Send address to 186 Walton Street Atlanta GA to receive medicine and a free illustrated booklet.
Mrs David Law and Mrs W R Finch hosted a coffee this afternoon honoring Mrs Helen Burton Williams who plans to depart soon for Panama.
A beggar pleads for help, claiming over a year without work and lodging money. Hardupp responds with sarcasm, saying he would assist but has a sprained foot from a collector.
Mrs Albert Hardy will lead at the YWCA tomorrow afternoon speaking on The True Way of Happiness. Special music is planned and services begin at 4:00 o'clock.
Miss Ivy Brayton Hodge, noted western woman drummer, responds to a toast in Chicago at a commercial travelers banquet with the line A woman's face is said to be her fortune. In the girl drummer's case it's her cheek.
The Woman's Union of the First Congregational church will host a bazaar and supper at the church parlors on Thursday December 7. Entertaining ladies include Mrs. Geo Bunge Mrs. Charles Bunting Mrs. E C Bart Mrs. Charles Cone Mrs. F A Cotton Mrs. W A Colleran Mrs. J W Congdon Mrs. Hiram Goddard Mrs F M Egbert Mrs C J Felber and Mrs Kratchwill. The public is invited.
Irvine offers 14k gold filled neck chains and lockets for girls ages 6 to 10 and 12 to 18, sterling silver thimbles, bracelets for babies and girls, one dollar tea spoons, up-to-date ladies watches and men’s watches priced from 9.50 to 13.60, plus forks and Rogers triple silver plated knives. Savings claimed as a third off on any purchase.
The ladies of the Tabernacle Baptist Church on the north side will host their annual sale and supper on Tuesday December 5 at the church parlors.
The Woman's Guild of Christ church will be entertained Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in the Guild rooms by Mesdames Howard Cramer Orlando Holway and P H Hough.
The annual Elks memorial service will be held at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the First Congregational church. E J Henning of Milwaukee and Rev George Long brake will address the members. The service will include several lodge ceremonies.
The Wilson Colwell W R C No 2 held a bazaar at president Mrs Cobine’s North Seventh Street home last Thursday afternoon. A six oclock dinner followed by card games and music capped the evening. Mrs C W Bunn of St Paul stayed with her brother S W Anderson and Mrs Argyle Scott departs tonight for Billings Montana. Mr and Mrs Clarke W Thompson of Cascade Locks Oregon are visiting Mrs Thompson’s brother S Y Hyde Jr.
The Bogessof islands in the Aleutian archipelago Alaska are set apart as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds to be used by the Department of Agriculture. The order designates the islands as a protected area to encourage bird reproduction and habitat conservation.
A note questions California as the home of the largest lemon, suggesting rival claims or measurements may surpass the state’s record. The discussion centers on fruit size debates and regional growers.
A knot in your handkerchief serves as a reminder to buy Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure. The ad claims the cough will disappear after using the remedy, and urges a trial to prove its effectiveness.
The English crown's property bears a broad arrow mark whose origin is lost to time and its original meaning has faded beyond recall.
A lighthearted note on how meticulous dairy workers and picky customers scrutinize small details in everyday trade. The piece highlights quirks of precise habits in milk handling and pricing, illustrating a bustling small town market atmosphere.
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