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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
2
In Bangor Wisconsin the Pioneer Drug store owner sold the business and leased to Dr. Kinney of La Crosse. Kinney sold to G C Groezinger of Rexall, reducing local drug stores to one. Community notices report deaths, illness recoveries and a December bazaar.
This week Mrs Jones visits her mother in Caledonia Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Martin Mengelt plan several weeks with relatives and friends in Chicago. Miss Hemker learns dressmaking with Miss Lizzie Miller. Mr Clinton Davy moved his family into the house vacated by Oscar Larson.
At the regular Oak Leaf camp RN A meeting in Homer on Saturday evening a class of candidates was initiated after a business session. An outer supper followed. Numerous local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Margaret Tuell and Miss Anna Hanson, are mentioned with various visits and health updates in the community notices.
Suzanne Adams bakes fudge for soldiers in World War I. She stamps her name and village on each piece and hopes for a reply. After volunteering with Red Cross workers she learns the candy’s impact when a wounded soldier recalls her gift and vows to find its maker.
The Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo claims radical cures for rupture and false rupture in over 5,000 cases with no ill effects. Treatments require about ten days, no anesthesia, and a month of bandaging afterward. The institute touts specialized staff, extensive experience, and free preliminary health tests by expert physicians and chemists.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy for internal humors that cause pimples and disease. It claims forty years of superiority over other medicines and urges readers to take Hood's, asserting no equal remedy.
J M Bibby will retire as head buttermaker of the Gale creamery on January 1 after 24 years, to be replaced by Louis Olson of Shawano. Other local items note college girls party, library circle meeting, a rattlesnake kill, Mission Society gathering, birthdays, and several village notices including marriages and entertainments.
The timber industry accounts for thirty seven percent of British Columbia's annual wealth production, underscoring its pivotal role in the province's economy.
Henry speaks of a searched romance and love that has endured three years. Suzanne Adams and Robert Moore exchange a moment that reveals a deep, hopeful bond. He hints at a tale of fudge marked with her name guiding him through long marches. She listens with emotion and anticipation.
Milwaukee Dec 7 Mrs Henry Youmans of Waukesha Saturday was unanimously re elected president of the Wisconsin Suffrage association. Other officers elected include Miss Iona Gale and Mrs Victor L Gerger of Milwaukee vice presidents Mrs James L Foley of Wauwatosa corresponding secretary Mrs A J Rogers recording secretary Miss Emma Robinson of Kenosha treasurer Miss Melissa Brown and Mrs Lena Hobbins of Madison auditors.
Thomas Travis of 419 South Fifth street died Saturday morning from quick consumption. He is survived by his widow and two daughters. Funeral services will be Monday at 9 from St Marys Catholic church with interment at the Catholic cemetery.
An advertising note explains that nervous system symptoms arise from poor blood nourishment. It argues Dr Williams Pink Pills strengthen the blood, support nerves, reduce inflammation and pain, and lower risk of nervous disorders. It mentions st Vitus dance fear in children and offers a free booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Co. and local drugstores.
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