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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
5
The United States reports the resignations of Austria’s finance commerce and interior ministers following the Kaiser's Vienna visit. The change signals internal discord and likely German influence shaping Austria’s cabinet. The new ministers are expected to be pliant to Berlin’s direction.
Modern science links boils pimples and skin blotches to diseased blood and urges immediate action. S S S promises to purify the blood, cleanse impurities, and relieve eczema scrofula and rashes without drugs or salves, claiming lasting skin health from a vegetable tonic.
The article argues Berlin may take charge of Austro Hungary’s internal governance to synchronize central powers efforts. It contemplates Germany supplying leadership, finance, and food coordination while preventing waste in Austria. It suggests only limited relief for Austria and notes Germany’s inability to compensate for southern weakness.
Milwaukee, Wis on December 3 reports Governor E L Philipp and other state officials appear in The Power of the Penny a film written for the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association. A key scene shows Marathon county supervisors approving a 100000 appropriation for a tuberculosis sanatorium.
R E Vaughan of the University of Wisconsin outlined controls for pea blight at the Wisconsin Pea Packers association meeting. The agricultural experiment station has cooperated with state pea growers for several years to develop methods to curb the disease through experiments and field observations.
Our young women often suffer headaches and nervousness from thin blood. Scott's Emulsion offers nourishment to enrich blood, fill hollow cheeks, and calm nerves without drugs. For frail mothers or daughters, use for one month to see improvement. available at drug stores from Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, New Jersey.
Mr Vaughan and his associates propose six practices to improve vineyards. They urge crop rotation, destruction of volunteer vines, thorough drainage, soil preparation, management of vines from viners, and careful seed treatment before planting.
In Racine on December 3, 1930, George Zabajnak pleads guilty to murder in the second degree and is sentenced to twenty years. Mary Kosala pleads guilty to manslaughter in the fourth degree. she receives two years with sentence suspended and parole eligibility for her infant child.
Madison state cheese makers largely adopt the Made in Wisconsin brand as demand for Wisconsin cheese rises since the label’s broad use, according to J. L. Sammis of the college of agriculture.
Paris dispatch profiles General Gallieni France's new minister of war. He rose to defend Paris on September 3, 1914, commandeered taxicabs to move 20,000 troops to the Marne and inspired Parisians with a pledge to defend the capital to the very end.
In Indianapolis on December 2, James Whitcomb Riley resumes his peanut habit despite poor health. He once filled his coat pockets and walked Washington street nightly at seven, a routine he has kept even as he abandoned the strolls.
In Colby Wisconsin four Marshfield businessmen perished when their car collided with a Soo Line train. A moving picture crew re photographed the crash secretly for potential courtroom evidence. No suit has been filed yet and the footage will not be shown in theaters.
London reports the east window of St Margaret’s church being pried from its 157 year resting place to safer quarters amid Zeppelin danger. The window from Dordrecht honors Henry VII and Anne Boleyn era memories and has passed through multiple noble hands before its 1758 repairs.
Edward Gabbey collapsed and died while unloading hay at a local stable in Mount Pleasant Wisconsin on December 3. The incident occurred during routine work at the farm and authorities noted no other injuries.
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root advertised as a top kidney and bladder treatment for both sexes. The notice claims thousands endorse it and notes 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes. A sample bottle and pamphlet offer via parcel post from Dr Kilmer Co. and requests ten cents with La Crosse Daily Tribune mention.
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