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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1907

Page

18

Not a Particle of Skin on Body Doctor’s Remarkable Case

A six month ordeal of severe eczema defied doctors for years, with blood oozing across the child’s body. The infant, wrapped in silk and carried on a pillow, defied expectations but has now recovered completely, in a case described as the worst eczema a physician has seen in forty years.

James Smith Buena Vista

Doctor Recommended Cuticura Remedies Excerpt Testimonial

A mother recounts her infant's severe skin disease from premature birth and the rapid recovery after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent. The family credits doctors and Cuticura products for healing. It cites usage amounts and urges readers to request the Cuticura Handbook.

Toland Business School records high fall enrollment

The Tribune notes the 1907 autumn record of manager Leigh Toland at the Toland Business Schools, with 325 students this season and a forecast nearing 400 after Christmas. It highlights the school’s practical curriculum, expert faculty, and the pledge to place 140 graduates in lucrative posts within 120 days, urging parental visits and inspections.

Leigh Toland Toland The Tribune W B. U

Notable at-home remedy offered for rheumatism cure

Noting a claim from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana, a home treatment for rheumatism joints and related pains is advertised as a free cure requiring no climate change. The letter promises uric acid removal, joint loosening, blood purification, and eye brightening with a testimonial-like assurance.

Nebraska Sends a Young Man Senator

Nebraska's new U S senator is 44 years old, a native of Iowa who moved to Nebraska in 1886 and settled at Kearney. He rose from lawyer to attorney general by challenging railroad tax payments, then carried the fight to the U S Supreme Court and to Washington, where he won the Senate seat to succeed Joseph H. Millard.

Nebraska Senate Iowa Kearney United States United States Supreme Court Washington Joseph H. Millard

Latin Skin Powder Proclaimed as Refined Skin Solution

A health claim touts Latin skin powder as a refined solution for cosmetic use. The advertisement emphasizes purity and quality, naming minimal details and presenting the product as a superior option for achieving smoother skin.

It's a peer workman who blames his tools, likewise a poor politician

A terse proverb-like line attributes failure to external aid, noting that both a skilled worker and a politician may fault their tools or lack of support rather than own capability. The statement links workmanship and governance through accountability and resource dependence.

Electric Bitters Restored Man After Five Doctors Failed

Abraham Brown of Winterton New York suffered conflicting diagnoses from five doctors heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach liver trouble. His wife advised Electric Bitters which reportedly cured him after one bottle. O T Erhart druggist guarantees cure of blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints price 50c.

Abraham Brown Winterton N. Y O. T. Erhart

Preachers and weddings spice otherwise tame sermons

A lighthearted note suggests weddings keep preachers lively, implying sermons would be dull without the social ceremonies that bring zest to their days. Public faith figures are portrayed as shaped by nuptial events.

Dont Marry A Crank If You Seek A Quiet Life

A cautionary note warns against marrying a crank, warning readers that union with such a person leads to constant conflict and daily friction, turning life into a grind rather than harmony or happiness.

Populist National Convention urged in St Louis 1908

Chairman James H Ferriss of the Populist National Committee calls for a convention in St Louis on April 2 1908 to nominate a presidential and vice presidential ticket. He notes Wat son of Georgia and ex Senator Allen of Nebraska as strong possible heads, and says Roosevelt’s policies align with some Populist planks while Bryan supports their platform. The three key issues cited are money land and transportation.

James H. Fergiss National St. Louis United States Ferriss Thomas E. Watson Georgia William V. Allen Nebraska

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