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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1915
Page
7
Seasonal health advice urging readers to guard against rapid temperature changes and inclement weather. Encourages keeping strength and vigor high to resist sickness, with emphasis on stomach, liver and bowels and to act at first sign of weakness.
An old advertisement extols Hostetters tonic as a splendid remedy and appetite enhancer that aids Nature in preventing indigestion constipation biliousness general weakness colds grippe or malaria targeting broad health benefits.
Claims fast relief from gas sour stomach indigestion heartburn and upset stomach within five minutes. A 50 cent bottle is advertised as sufficient for the whole family and to prevent future stomach issues. Uses vivid language to urge readers to obtain the product from a pharmacist.
A fragmented list of regional farm and home week events and conventions across Wisconsin from December to February. It names Eau Claire, Wilmot, Madison, De Pere, Baraboo, Livingston, Lancaster, Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, Two Rivers, Sturgeon Bay, and other locales with associations such as Northwestern Wisconsin Butter makers, Wisconsin Poultry, Horticultural Society, and Buttermakers.
Jon Van Loon of La Crosse county earned a share of prizes at the Sparta five county grain show. He placed second in Golden Glow corn and third in another corn exhibit, with his home along route one near La Crosse noted in the results.
New Albin Iowa December 11 Special Mrs Albert Kuehn hosted ten boys for her son Alvin's tenth birthday party Thursday evening. They played games and cards then enjoyed a tasty lunch. The St Joseph church children staged a successful play Wednesday evening drawing a large crowd. Various local residents visited relatives in Lansing La Crosse Caledonia and Dubuque this week. The Modern Woodmen plan their annual meeting Saturday evening for officer elections. Peter Whalen of Lyons spent Wednesday in town. Mrs W Ross of Lansing returned home after visiting Mrs James Canole. Darry Welch of Winnebag o attended church here Wednesday.
A Pair of Sixes, a popular farce, opens tomorrow night at the La Crosse theater with a Chicago and New York cast. The plot centers on two rival mill owners who settle their dispute by a poker game arranged by their lawyer, with the winner running the business for a year and the loser serving as the other’s butler. The production follows successful runs in New York and Chicago. Also showcased is Lyman Howe’s Travel Festival on December 26 and 27 with a Sunday matinee, bringing Pacific coast expositions to local audiences in a home theater setting.
Reformulated ad copy urges readers to use St Jacobs Oil for backache lumbago sciatica and sprains. Claims instant soreness relief and permanent improvements after a small trial bottle from a druggist with no skin burning.
A fashionable revival features a yoked shirt waist with a high turn over collar and a trimming effect. The ensemble uses blue silk crepe de Chine for the waist with long sleeves and a circular black velvet skirt. Materials shown include Séinch silk and velvety fabric with patterns Waist No. 6492 and Skirt No. 6488.
J B Henderson, a 9 sales man, chased his wife Friday afternoon along Lake Shore Drive after suspecting she would take her life. She leaped into the lake and drowned despite his efforts, the couple described as ill and despondent.
Viola Doering celebrated her twelfth birthday in Caledonia Minnesota with nine young friends at her Washington street home. Guests included Phyllis Nichols, Marie Stenshem, Gladys Welsh, Alice Krick, Mildred and Lois Bacon, Ruth Newland, Flavia Houns, and Winifred Sprague. Prizes went to Alice Krick, Mildred Bacon, and Francis Evans amid a pink and white themed party with carnations and candles.
A Taube aeroplane is moored at the Casino theater front in La Grosse. It is electrified and used as outdoor advertising for the mov shop drawing crowds on Main Street. The lifelike mechanical birdman drew attention yesterday and last evening as Manager McWilliams was served lunch by W. A. Grimes & Co.
Washington reports say the state department has no official knowledge of a German consul Hopp outburst against policy, while regarding the Crowley conspiracy case. Newspapers read yesterday that acquittals or changes in sentiment occurred, noting a man who speaks little may be seen as decent by some peers.
New York dispatch reports mounting indications the allied war council in Paris is failing to achieve a united strategy. Differences over Balkan campaigning persist among Russia Britain Italy and France, with each pursuing own interests and fears of Russia achieving a separate peace. The piece argues a true alliance remains impossible and a cautious compromise is the likely outcome.
New London Wisconsin December 1M Marshal Elle is in danger of losing the sight of an eye after a stray shot during rabbit hunting pierced his eye ball. The incident underscores the hazards of hunting accidents in the area.
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