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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
2
Miss Nettie Sabelwitz spoke at the high school on tuberculosis urging widespread public interest. She warned the disease is highly infectious, preventable through hygiene and isolation, and stressed early diagnosis and sanitation measures to curb the white plague.
An old article promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble with testimonials from Mrs. O. Kendall of La Crosse Wisconsin. It also campaigns a 1925 tuberculosis eradication effort urging physician and student participation, stamp sales at a high school next week, and community responsibility to prevent deadly disease.
A Senate judiciary subcommittee votes 2 to 1 to favor electing U S senators by direct popular vote. Members Dillingham Borah and Rayner considered the proposal with Borah and Rayner in support while Dillingham opposed. The panel forwards the question to the full committee for action.
Rup ert H. Marr manager of the Selmer Telephone Company was electrocuted while working atop a forty foot telephone pole in Selmer Tennessee on December 17.
Local residents attend visits and relocations. several naturalization papers granted. Officials note unemployment as a cause of local want and plan civic work assignments. Fire and accident injuries reported. community members engage in charity, schooling, and church affiliations. Notable moves include Lindeman, Dahl, and Overgaard family updates.
A Fayetteville man recounts his sister’s consumption cured by Dr King's New Discovery. He notes the remedy quickly ended her cough and praises its effectiveness for coughs colds influenza asthma croup and bronchial issues. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by O T Erhart.
A humorous reflection contrasts a widower with a second wife to a widow with her late husband life policy. It also notes that people dismiss mild illnesses if they don’t prompt clothing changes.
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