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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1909

Page

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Are Your Kidneys Weak A Dr Kilmer Swamp Root advertisement

An old time health ad warns of kidney and bladder trouble and urges readers to try Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a natural remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It touts trial bottles free by mail and lists Binghamton New York as the provider with a local newspaper promotion.

Bright Ilmers Swamp Zinghamton N. Y Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y la Crosse Daily Tribune

Yussif Mahmout Defeats Americus in Straight Falls

Chicago crowds declared Yussif Mahmout stronger than in his prior match with Frank Gotch after he defeated Americus of Baltimore in two straight falls last night. Mahmout pressed with new tactics, pinning Americus in 2:34 and 33:35, signaling a planned rematch with Gotch after testing other wrestlers.

Chicago Yussif Mahmout Frank Gotch Mahmout Americas Baltimoran Americus Gotch Mahlemount

Two Westerners Named to Walter Camp All American Team

Capt Johnny McGovern of Minnesota and Fat Benbrook of Michigan are picked as quarterback and guard on Walter Camp's honorary All American Eleven in Collier's. With 1904 as an exception, this marks the only time two western players receive the honor.

Johhny McGovern University of Minnesota Fat Benbrook Wolverines Walter Camp Collier's Eckersall Chicago Heston Michigan

Election of Ball Head Tomorrow in National League

The National League board met behind doors with no statements on business. Rumor said the president election would occur today after talks involving Horace Fogel and Stanley Robison. Meanwhile American League directors awarded the pennant to Detroit and conducted other business.

New York National League Torrey Cincinnati Nationals Logan Squares Chicago Cincinnati National Commission Horace Fogel Philadelphia Nationals Stanley Robison St. Louis Fogel Robison Detroit

Fancied Record for J E Kircheis Jr at Chicago Poultry Show

J E Kircheis Jr whose Silver Spangled Hamburgs won top prizes at Winnipeg last summer captured five prizes at the Great Mid West Poultry and Pet Stock show in Chicago December 7 to 12. He had five birds entered and won first and third hen third cock second cockered and fourth pullet, earning a prize on every bird. The Chicago show is the largest in the U S outside New York with over 3000 birds from 32 states.

J. E. Kircheis, Jr Winnipeg Canada Chicago United States New York

Free Sample Offer for Chamberlain Tablets

A direstental health ad urges readers with bilious ness constipation and headaches to mail one cent and their name and address to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa to receive a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.

Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa Chamberlain

Papke to Fight in Gay Paree as Marches Abroad

Billy Papke will meet the winner of the Willie Lewis Harry Lewis match in Paris in February. Ed Papke said the bout will be staged at Victor Bryer's club with Papke training on the voyage and returning with another belt.

Chicago Illinois Thunderbolt Billy Papke Ed. Papke Billy Willie Lewis Harry Lewis Paris Kewanee Hot Springs Ark Papke Victor Bryer

Michigan to decide Big Eight return on December 23

Chicago December 15. Michigan's return to the Big Eight will be decided December 23 when athletic representatives from the conference meet. Michigan must agree to abolish the training table and follow conference eligibility rules to rejoin, with a possible Chicago versus Michigan game if accepted.

Chicago Michigan Ann Arborites Wolverines

Pneumatic tubes eyed to replace mail wagons in Chicago

Chicago December 15 post office department weighs replacing mail wagons with pneumatic tubes to deliver mail to distributing points. A special commission led by Daniel A Campbell Chicago postmaster prepares a feasibility report today on the plan.

Chicago Post Office Department Special Commission of Postmasters Daniel A. Campbell

Tolstoi Book Publisher Sentenced in Russia

A St. Petersburg despatch reports Tolstoi's publishers of The Kingdom of God Within Us were sentenced to one year in a fortress prison in Russia.

Chicago St. Petersburg Tolstoi Kingdom of God

Old Married Woman Tucks Skirts Like Young Girl

A brief observation notes an older married woman walking with careful, poised poise as she tucks her skirts around her legs, a gesture typically seen in younger women. The scene contrasts age and dress mannerisms in a reflective moment.

Injured Farmer Dies After Street Car Fall in Chicago

E R A Brainerd a Post township farmer died in hospital after injuries from a moving street car fall in Chicago. An inquest found the death resulted from the accident. Belongings were cared for by a policeman sparking mistaken reports of highwaymen. Brainerd's remains were interred in Minert cemetery at Postville. He leaves a widow and several children.

Waukon Iowa E. R. A. Brainerd Post Township Chicago Postville Minert Cemetery Thomas Brooks Fletcher Armory Frank Drew Jerry O’hare West Ridge Church Mr. O'Hare Otto Voll Hanover Jerry Sullivan Lycurgus G. A. Renne Waterloo H. A. Howe Ruth Milwaukee Patrick Duffy Curlew Wexford Maria Burke Buckley Fort Dodge Dorothy Medary Hazel le Fleur Cornell College Mount Vernon Jackson Arnold Addie Falconnette Minneapolis Canada North Dakota Bird Reid Jacobson Brothers Dean & Hastings E. E. Beeman G. P. Creglow St. Paul A. I. Sandbo Lansford N. D Dan Williams Josepheson Supt. Peck

Watch quality versus maker choice

The piece argues that buying a watch from a regular jeweler is as important as choosing a high quality timepiece like the Waltham. It emphasizes dependable craftsmanship and trusted sourcing in selecting a reliable watch.

Be hlee warns on transport accidents and watch care

The note urges caution about transportation mishaps and praises a trained jeweler for reliable watches. It states that only a well educated jeweler can ensure a watch runs properly and recommends asking for a Waltham Watch adjusted to temperature and position.

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Court House Prize Draw Announcement

The notice states a court house event on February 26 with first prize of five dollars and additional second and third prizes. The fragment implies a small prize draw connected to a court house setting. The exact nature of the event is not specified.

Suffragettes Threaten Explosive Tactics in London

In London on December 15, Mrs Despard of the Women's Freedom League and Miss Christobel Pankhurst of the National Women's Social and Political Union warn that militant suffragists will disrupt the coming general election. They boast ingenuity and resources for trouble making as vote rights campaign intensifies.

Losdon

Suffragettes Target Liberal Districts in Ballot Box Attacks

The movement vows to destroy ballot boxes where feasible and will focus actions in districts where nominees, mainly liberals, have opposed women's suffrage. The plan signals heightened pressure ahead of votes and reflects strategic hostility from opponents.

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Averted Pneumonia in Flu Epidemics

The text asserts this cough remedy is thoroughly tested during influenza epidemics and claims no pneumonia cases occurred when taken in time. It emphasizes reliability and preventative effect as reported in the source.

Gentle women clash with husbands in quiet tensions

A reflective note suggests many women who are gentle with others may show roughness at home with their husbands, highlighting domestic behavior patterns and social expectations.

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