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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
9
A KC Baking Powder promotion details a Lady Baltimore cake frosting made from granulated sugar boiling water eggs whites raisins nuts figs and spices. It notes the KC Cook's Book with recipes and offers a Cook's Book certificate via the Jaques Mfg Co in Chicago.
Adolph Guensberg a former banker merchant and mine owner from Menominee Michigan died suddenly in St Paul where he had lived since closing his Me nominee business. He served as vice president of a bank and left an estate valued at 250000 dollars.
Madison born Allen Ruggles and John B. Steven of Washington, D. C., have been named efficiency expert and assistant examiner by the Wisconsin state civil service commission.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine promising thick glossy hair with no dandruff or itching after ten minutes. It claims rapid growth, vitality, and lustrous results, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drugstores or toilet counters to achieve abundant soft hair.
The Strand in La Crosse features West Wind a Vita graph drama with William Townsend Brady and Eleanor Wood Ruff and a Pathe produced Wallingford serial with Neal of the Navy. Patrons praise Pathe for quality and continued pictures as The Adventures of Wallingford unfolds weekly.
N D Tevis reports shifts in La Crosse cinema as Koppleberger takes the Triangle service at Majestic, Griffiths Sennett and Ince are drawing cards, Dome changes hands to Karry and Abraham Syrians, and a censorship board discussion gains momentum. Fred Aiken named General Film middle-western manager. Strand opens as up-town theater. General Film strengthens local program.
Mrs. Jesse Richardson of Philpot Kentucky praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as unmatched for her son William Jr noting its pleasant taste and the child's good health. The preparation is a non narcotic laxative herbal remedy widely sold for fifty cents a bottle with free trial offers by Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Kentucky.
The General announces three to four big four part features weekly from Vitagraph Edison Biograph and others, showing Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays Fridays and Sundays. The Casino presents five reels of New Mutual film service headlined by Florence La Badie in a two part navy tale, plus a two reel detective thriller and a comedy.
This week’s program adds Heart-Selig events with a regular Saturday casino showcase. It notes recent Kansas cyclone devastation and previews the Yale vs Princeton rugby game for movie fans seeking on-screen sport.
Towanda Pennsylvania resident reports a child’s night and day cough from bronchitis relieved after using Vinci. Ad touts Vinci as a constitutional remedy with cods’ liver iron and beef peptone, sold locally by Hoeschler Bros. in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Cap'n Streeter of the dry town fame receives attention in a new feature film. Neal of the Navy and The Adventures of Wallingford headline Sunday at the Casino. Madame Petrova, famed for The Heart of a Painted Woman and The Tigress, appears in My Madonna.
The Majestic screens William S. Hart in The Disciple a western pastor turn to bad actor and in The Virginian star turns. also features Her Painted Hero a Keystone comedy with Hale Hamilton. Next week Mark Swain Chester Conklin in Saved By Wireless and a Griffith Keystone drama Martyrs of the Alamo. Continuous vaudeville tomorrow night.
Roy Minton faced Forest Ranger inspection in Rhinelander Wisconsin where seven bucks and seven does were found suspended in his cellar. He pleaded guilty and paid a $50 fine plus costs to avoid sixty days in jail, claiming the deer were killed by Indians and placed in the cellar at hunters’ request.
The statement argues that if people were less gullible more men would need to labor harder to earn a living. It frames gullibility as a driver of economic effort and suggests changes in behavior could impact work demand.
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