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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1906

Page

2

La Crosse Boys Enlist in Uncle Sam's Service

Sergeant G. Philips leads five La Crosse youths who enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at the Bronson hotel. Recruits will depart for St. Paul then transfer to Mare Island San Francisco and Washington DC. Several more local youths are expected to join Marine Corps ranks.

la Crosse Uncle Sam G. Philipps United States Navy Bronson Hotel Pearl Street United States Marine Corps St. Paul T. Petricek G. A. Waterman Mare Island Navy Yard San Francisco S. W. Utecht A. H. Lewoski F. M. Lowell Washington, D. C Marine Corps Navy

Denatured alcohol plans met with postal questions

Washington December 14 The interior department reports a flood of inquiries nationwide about making denatured alcohol under the new law to take effect at year end. The public believes profits will be easy but officials say large scale, bonded warehouses and distillery equipment are required, making profitable production unlikely for small farmers.

Washington, D. C Internal Revenue Department Internal Revenue Commissioner Department

Cure Catarrh by Breathing Hyomei in Pocket Inhaler

O T Erhart advertises Hyomei as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh. Breathing the medicated air through the pocket inhaler is claimed to reach nose throat and lungs, killing germs and soothing mucous membranes. The complete outfit costs 1 with 50 cent refills. a money back guarantee is offered if relief is not achieved.

QO. T. Erhart O. T. Erhart

Actor Company Sheltered in Castle Rock Church

The Maud Fealy troupe from John Cort's company, stranded by floods en route to Tacoma, slept in Castle Rock Oregon Episcopalian church after hotel rooms filled. Miss Fealy performed earlier stops. rector provided shelter, coffee, and sandwiches as river ferries delayed. Herman Noll Jr., once of this city, lost $3500 in the flood.

West Castle Rock Ore Seattle Times John Cort Maud Fealy Company Spokane Tacoma Miss Fealy North Yakima Ellensburg Portland Cawlitz River Northern Pacific W. F. Molitor Church of All Places

New Cure for Epilepsy Promised by Doctor King's Pills

J. B. Waterman of Watertown Ohio reports his daughter, long afflicted with epilepsy, was cured by Dr. King's New Life Pills and has had no attack for over two years. The pills are advertised as best body cleansers and life giving tonics, 25 cents at O T Erhart's drug store.

J. B. Waterman Watertown Dr. King O. T. Erhart

Sergeant Kitty to Run at La Crosse Theater This Weekend

The La Crosse theater posts Sergeant Kitty with Helen Byron as star and a large company. The show, praised for music by A Baldwin Sloane and a sharp book by R H Burnside, has run 150 nights on tour and promises lively musical comedy.

Sergeant Kitty la Crosse Theater Helen Byron Casino A. Baldwin Sloane R. H. Burnside Galveston News Dallas News Miss Byron

Meeting of Fat Men at Hale's Tavern in Wells River

In Wells River Vermont on December 14 the New England Fat Men's club held its annual meeting at Hale's Tavern. The gathering discussed weighty topics centered on avoirdupois with over five hundred members present led by Arthur H. Moulton of Portland who remains the heaviest at 412 pounds. The event ends with a banquet this evening where Representative E B Flinn of Springfield will act as toastmaster.

Otis Skinner France Comedie Francaise Paris America Charles Frohman New York Sterling Charles Walcot Walter Hitchcock Keith Wakeman Wells River Hale’s Tavern Japan New England Fat Men's Club Arthur H. Moulton Portland E. B. Flinn Springfield

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