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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
8
An advertisement touts Renzo for rapid fat reduction without exercise or dieting. It claims health gains, ease of use, and portability, asserting no harmful digestion impact and urging readers to request a free sample. The copy targets individuals facing ridicule and promises simple, effective weight loss through Renzo Co. products.
A dog in Appleton Wisconsin reportedly buried its fangs in a family member's cheek during an apparent kitchen accident. The injured person required medical attention for a laceration after the bite occurred as someone returned from work.
Unclear text discusses Union Central Life and potential departure from Cincinnati area. Mentions interpretation of Wisconsin laws and congressional drive affecting the company. Notes candidates gaining experience.
Mayor Becker and Edward Payson Weston abandon a six mile pedestrian attempt from Kenosha to Chicago due to a sprained ankle. They travel by automobile to Waukegan and then train to Chicago. Welcomed by businessmen at the city limits, they proceed to the Illinois Athletic Club for a reception before continuing by rail to Chicago.
In Milwaukee at 138 Grand Avenue 120 people surged for rear exit as a fire alarm flare near the front. Mrs. L H Gilbert remained at her post at the plate, keeping calm and guiding others to safety while pianist Frank Milery and others aided by playing. The operator, Dennigan of Toronto, suffered hand burns and a sprained ankle, but the audience escaped without serious injury.
In Kenosha, Detective Wis and three others faced fines of $70 each in a nonunion earnings case during doubles at a local event. The man named McCarey appeared on charges related to syrhae ecru rasded wene. A plea of guilty was entered by the accused, with stress noted on the improvised tensions.
Local report describes weather and road work along a line from Blu to a village. Residents note satisfaction as repairs near completion and a new spike was driven into the Ty rail amid prospects for a Christmas line extension.
In Watertown Wisconsin Palutsya is in custody charged by Detective Casey of Milwaukee Police with arson. The investigation centers on incidents at a depot and nearby areas. Authorities say circumstantial evidence supports the arrest of Visecher as part of the ongoing case.
A chaotic scene from Barret Junction spreads through Horicon Wisconsin with reports of large gatherings and disorder. Authorities describe a violent episode involving youths and elders wielding clubs revolvers and rifles amid gunfire. Investigations continue as families cope with the incident and missing persons are sought by responders.
A reported wild deer wandered near Lanes de Lorots, prompting warnings and a heavy fine for any disturbance. No clear lead on who was responsible, and residents remain unsure where the animal came from.
Preservation efforts at Barabag Comp oniation face a blow as orders halt tree work. Monuments and headstones deteriorate under paternal sim effects. barabag compounds replace felled trees with Arjow vitae hedges.
An Appleton brief appears garbled mentioning a wife and a druggish person with unclear context. The readable fragments provide no verified names, dates, or actions to summarize further.
A home remedy advertisement promises painless, private curing of piles with Pyramid Pile Cure. It claims instant relief, no surgery or doctor bills, and urges sending name and address for a free trial package. The ad directs purchasing through druggists at 50 cents per box and asserts thousands cured.
Fifty years of success are claimed for Father Johns Medicine recommended by late Reverend Father John OBrien of Lowell Massachusetts. The ad says the medicine is pure wholesome and free from narcotics or nerve deadening drugs and helps restore health and strength for colds throat and nasal troubles. Sold by O T Hrhere.
In Appleton a woman nicked a pair of shoes and fled to another store where an observer grabbed them. the thief confessed after being questioned. Meanwhile, a high speed crash near Green Bay injured four passengers and a forestry official was fined in a separate matter.
A garbled sequence of Wisconsin brief items reports a skating incident near Altoona with a man in serious condition, a Green Bay boy dying and a rail collision accident, two fatal logging camp deaths, grain payments resuming in Green Bay, a milk adulteration fine in Kenosha, a religious clerk arrested in Manitowoc, a failed scam in Racine, and canal work near Portage. The scattered notes mention Arthur Nolle, Goethler, Mike Burny, and Thomas Sirven, with multiple towns and companies cited in passing.
In Mound City at the home of Ars H Clapp a noncertal case of healing bat intely occurred. Mrs Olmpp recalls exhausting spells before Dr. Klug's New Miscovery was given. The remedy reportedly saved her son from near death and cured coughs chest ailments and lung troubles. Available in 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottle free.
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