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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
8
An advertisement offers a drugless constipation cure by Prof. T. H. Midgley claiming to cure chronic cases without pills or purgatives. It promotes a free coupon to mail in for self curing guidance at home and asserts permanent results.
Honor Wilding discovers her former fiancé Mervin Fairbanks, now shabby and penniless, among newspaper files. He reveals he has been living in quiet hardship while she pursued philanthropy, and asks her to wait as he reforms and reunites with her, shedding pride for love.
An old warning notes risk in taking unknown preparations for coughs or colds. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs, colds, and pneumonia prevention, urging consumers to choose the genuine yellow package and refuse substitutes.
A fragment suggests a Tribune classified style plea while a woman notes she values others acknowledging her devotion as a sick husband’s caregiver. The tone hints at a public recognition of private nursing effort.
The Catholic Order of Foresters held an election Monday evening at St. James school rooms. Chief Ranger Charles Yehle and Vice Chief Ranger John W. Taylor led a slate that included Recording Secretary Patrick M. McCaulay Financial Secretary Paul Hammel and Treasurer L. E. Lavaque. Trustees were John Donovan James Coughlin and Larry Dugan with Louis E. Lavaque elected delegate to the state convention at Menasha and Joseph Lavake as alternate.
Knute Tempte, a Caledonia street grocer, was informed Monday of the death of his brother Anton Tempte of Hustler Wisconsin who had been very ill with creeping paralysis. Funeral planned near New Lisbon Wisconsin with Mr Tempte traveling this evening to attend.
The brother of Frank Clay, who recently drowned at Austin, is confined at home with nine broken ribs after being caught between a cattle chute and a car a few days ago. Their mother is nearly prostrated with grief. The family lives near the dam. the drowning boy had been skating after being coaxed by friends.
North Side residents wire their homes with Electric Supply and Construction. Mrs. Knuteeon returns home after hospital stay. family illnesses noted. Bert Howard injured at Sparta water tank visits La Crosse. Train No 1 schedules change to 7:50 PM with No 16 connection. Dan Patch and other horses travel toward Minneapolis. Various locals ill or visiting. new Le Crosse–River timetable due to No 16. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised with safe claims by O. T. Erhart.
The remark notes that aside from pajamas, a man's wardrobe rarely contains a hunting coat that fits well or flatters the figure. It reflects on style and practicality in attire.
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway plans a 10 percent wage hike for all workers from Jan 1, applying to operating staff and traffic clerks. The Burlington payroll will rise from 27.0 million to 29.7 million dollars, affecting several hundred La Crosse employees and signaling broader increases across western roads.
The text notes the combined income of employees rising from 25 million to 30 million in 1907 versus 1906. It adds a cautionary view that conservatives lose money on sure things due to risk fear, and a metaphor links nightingales’ song to daily overdue bills.
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