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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
10
Article warns that neglected farm dogs can carry diseases to livestock and people. It details foot and mouth transmission, rabies, hydatid disease, and other parasites, urging strict containment, proper feeding, and disposal of viscera to prevent infection.
Neenah Wis Dec 10 a conference of teachers and officers from public state industrial commercial continuation and evening schools will be held at Menasha tomorrow with representation from all Fox River Valley cities.
Old consumer health note promotes Jad Salts and lemon lithia mix as a kidney cleanout. Urges high water intake and daily tablespoon doses to flush toxins, claim kidneys will function better and bladder weakness may vanish.
A Pictorial Review costume No. 651 features concord blue chiffon cloth with satin, nutriap fur trim around the hem Dutch neck and cuffs, and a satin vest extending below the waist. Medium size calls for 3¾ yards of 4 inch cloth 2½ yards of 36 inch satin and 5 yards fur, bust 32 to 42 inches, price 15 cents.
Ea Cordell of Camp Crook, S. D., swears a goose has teeth. He shows a nose fragment he says the bird bit off, as proof of the remarkable claim.
Milwaukee social note reports barley prices up 15 cents in sixty days influencing beer costs. About 15 million bushels are used annually in Milwaukee. at the rise, consumers could pay an extra 2.25 million dollars. Record notes that large Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota crops may temper further increases.
The term vagabond originally described a traveler or a person who moved from place to place with or without a definite purpose. It traces to early usage in discussing mobility and social status.
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