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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
2
An old promotional paragraph discusses back pain as a signal of kidney trouble and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as the remedy. It warns of Bright’s disease, lists symptoms like frequent urination and nocturnal urination, and urges readers to buy the fifty-cent or one-dollar bottle from drug stores with the Binghamton address on the bottle.
A free sample bottle and information book offer to prove Swamp Root merits. The book includes letters from users who found the remedy helpful. Readers are urged to request a sample by mail to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York and to mention La Crosse Daily Tribune.
Menominee sheriff Erd litz confined John Phillips in Eagle River jail after he confessed to murdering Peter Rasmussen between Menominee and Iron Mountain last October. Phillips, who had returned from Chicago, said he killed a man while drunk.
Time of incident and lack of whereabouts align with the Ras Mussen murder case. Robbery appears as the supposed motive, with investigators noting long puzzled clues and ongoing inquiry into the suspect.
Seven boys under fifteen broke into a box car in Horicon yards and stole whiskey cards poker chips and crackers. They were arrested and claimed they were treated by tramps. One boy confessed. The judge released them on parental fines after the grave charges were noted.
Tommy Burns of America defeated Gunner Moir of England in ten rounds at the National Sporting Club. Burns controlled the fight with precise movements while Moir offered little resistance, finally knockout by a right swing in round ten before a crowd including Lord Lonsdale and other aristocracy.
Milwaukee December 3. Wisconsin Chicago Michigan Minnesota plan a close alliance modeled on last winter proposal. Officials say organizing will follow the January 4 conference meeting and hinges on Michigan remaining in the Big Nine. If Michigan leaves the anti conference sentiment may push Chicago Minnesota Wisconsin into a trio with Michigan going its own way.
Guaranteed to cure any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. This ad promises relief with PAZO Ointment for 50 cents.
Milwaukee notes growing interest as the annual Wisconsin state bowling tournament is set for January 11 to 18 in Milwaukee. Last year Madison drew 65 teams and organizers expect about 199 entries, with downtown alleys able to accommodate 500 bowlers. Abe Langtry, famed bowler, serves as secretary of the state association.
Dr. William A. Gott aged 78 died in Viroqua Wisconsin on December 3. He settled there in 1857 and served as surgeon in the Civil War accompanying Gen. Rusk's Twenty-fifth regiment. He was also the attending physician during Gen. Rusk's final illness.
A person states a girl shows indifference to being kissed as long as she consents. The remark implies consent governs the act regardless of genuine interest.
The high school athletic association held a session to close the football year and plan for future growth. A regular coach is hoped to be hired with about 350 dollars in the treasury to be banked. Citizens may back the effort while a basketball league and schedule are organized with Wallace Tourtellotte named captain pro tem and a committee including Thomas Simpson and Allen Werner directing it.
Portugal's leader Joao Franco secures King Carlos support and rules from behind a king's cabinet. He trims graft and salaries, dissolves the legislature, and confronts aristocratic and liberal factions fueling talk of revolution or republic. The young premier faces riots, navy and army disaffection, and pushback from Crown Prince Luiz.
Clinton Iowa report says Dan O'Brien claiming to be from Montreal Canada led a hot chase with about a hundred people. He broke into a pile drivers' crew sleeping car on the Northwestern tracks and stole an overcoat watches and money. He is held for trial.
The Ellis club ready for winter billiard tournament with about fifty entries at B P O E Club. Forty two players signified entering, divided into three classes A B C on 150 point basis. Handicap rules set, prizes include three handsome cues for class winners and club champion.
A Philadelphia property man recalls Richard Mansfield with respect. He notes a sultry spring rehearsal of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde where a clap of thunder went off outside, prompting Mansfield to warn him to avoid such mistakes before the audience. The man apologizes, saying the thunder was not his.
A lawyer defends a man accused of housebreaking by arguing the crime was committed by the arm. The judge counters that the arm is part of the man and sentences the defendant to prison. The man then leaves with his cork arm, unscrewed, in the dock.
A concise aphorism notes that every successful man believes his personal method of achievement is the sole worthwhile path. The line suggests a critique of narrow self-justification and urges recognition of multiple routes to success.
A home remedy claim describes a compound mixture of tropical fruit juices and port wine to stimulate digestion and relieve constipation. The recipe uses Obitrut Compound Extract mixed with seven ounces of port wine, taken as a dessert spoonful before meals and at bedtime, with assurances of rapid relief and restored vitality.
A witty exchange notes Laura sleeping and dreaming of a proposal with a quip about hearing her cry out Yes for a quarter hour. The line showcases light social satire and playful Victorian tone. The remark reflects contemporary humor about marriage proposals and perception.
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