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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
2
Ovengold cake mix claims to produce light dainty cakes with just water and baking. The ad promises satisfaction or money back and offers to send a full-size package prepaid if the grocer can’t supply it.
John P. Cudahy son of a Chicago packer is named in a Pasadena couple’s $30,000 damages suit alleging he attacked Mrs. Coates on September 12 and caused serious injuries. Trial expected in late December. Cudahy denies the assault.
Madison Wis Dec 3 Resolutions adopted by the state convention of the American Society of Equity demand investigation of unauthor ized co operative packing and insurance promoters using the society name. The note adds that many promoters misrepresent the society while a fool and his money are easily parted but hard to locate.
The Rushford Presbyterian church ladies plan their annual Christmas sale and luncheon for Saturday December 5, with the Missionary society meeting in the church parlors and Japanese goods on sale. The event runs from 2 pm to about 6 pm in Rushford Minnesota.
Paul O Husting filed a financial report with the secretary of state showing total expenditures for the primary and general elections at 4969.16 dollars. Primary donors included John Bodden with 300 dollars and Bennet E Sampson with 25 dollars. others contributed 140 dollars to general election costs.
Warren S. Stone chief of the engineers' brotherhood told arbitrators that a surprise test by western railroads subjects engineers to a rapid clocking of efficiency. C W Cable assistant chief engineer said minor officials seek to catch engineers off guard by hidden flags and lanterns between ties, which he called unfair.
J. H. Neecham of Bristow Iowa travels 690 miles with his wife and four year old daughter in a sidecar through Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin finishing the journey.
A medical pitch promotes a two part cure for catarrh. It urges a local treatment to kill germs in inflamed tissues and an internal remedy to destroy them once they enter the bloodstream. The seller credits C. E. Gauss with years of fight against catarrh and promises dramatic relief.
A trial treatment combining local and internal remedies is offered free to readers who request it. If effective, the two week course costs $1.00. Sold by Hoeschler Bros. at 590-502 Main St. and 123 South 4th St.
Elaine honors a fiancé by donating his ring to the queen's fund then sails to New York seeking solace. Ethel buys Elaine's ring with her own royal fund purchase and meets Jimmy Thorpe, a wounded Highlander, who reveals the ring matches his lost fiancée. Sparks fly as he contemplates a future with Ethel.
An old advertisement promises a rapid cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Each box bears FE Grove signature. Price 25 cents.
Insurance Commissioner Herman L. Eken reported that the Pelican Assurance company of New York has changed its name to Imperial Assurance company of New York. The firm holds many policies in Wisconsin.
The Polish fighting wounded Russian Henry Zahn in Sheboygan. He entered a German saloon and claimed the German army in Poland was surrounded and nearly destroyed. His nose was partly shot away by flying beer glasses. He told the surgeon his boast might be a bit out of place.
Miners and operators' representatives from eastern Ohio met in Cleveland to settle an eight month strike over the wage scale. Both sides indicated willingness to compromise as talks progressed today.
An advertisement touts Pinex mixed with plain sugar syrup as a rapid cure for coughs bronchitis and croup. It claims relief within 24 hours even for whooping cough and markets a 2 ½ ounce bottle for 50 cents with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.
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