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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
6
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion treats malnutrition by aiding digestion and supplying nourishment. It urges readers to send four cents and paper name to Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York, for a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World."
Donors across La Crosse supply cash clothing and provisions for needy families. Commissioner Berry reports a large stock at the courthouse while many expect more requests as destitution grows. A lengthy list of Saturday offerings includes clothing, flour, groceries, merchandise, and cash from numerous residents and local stores.
The essay argues that true religion produces varied church forms like a tree. It cites the mustard seed analogy and notes three major branches Greek Catholic Roman Catholic Protestant, with many sub-branches. Thought provokes diverse opinions and convictions within Christianity.
A home remedy for rheumatism and bladder trouble is offered using dandelion extract and sarsaparilla, touted as safe and restorative for kidneys. The piece then shifts to a sermon on Christian unity, arguing every person is a brother under one Father and urging fellowship beyond creeds.
Citizens are urged to support tuberculosis awareness and stamp purchases over the next three days. The message emphasizes education, ventilation, open schools and parks, and collective action to prevent and cure tuberculosis, noting it affects rich and poor alike.
A religious leader discusses how convictions drive costly actions, citing English Congregationalists in 1592 who faced imprisonment and martyrdom. He notes the tension between a Christian heart seeking unity and a churchly heart seeking unity through church form, highlighting interdenominational outreach and joint services as signs of an inclusive effort.
Fehringer testifies about a masked crowd at Walnut Log hotel forcing Taylor and Rankin to dress before killing Rankin with a rope and gunfire. He identifies Garrett Johnson Bob Huffman Bud Morris and Sam Applewhite among the participants and notes prior motives over company funds.
In a heated exchange the figures involved dispute the fate of the steel empire with sharp rhetoric and disputed claims about leadership and direction. The confrontation centers on control of resources and strategic decisions.
New York December 21 Standard Oil issued a protest and warning against unauthorized publications. Assistant Secretary Charles T White says the company denies links to the Corn Produce Refining Company and insists it only finances oil related industries and its own products.
Carnegie derides tariffs and rails profits while praising Schwab of Bethlehem and the Pennsylvania Steel outfits. He cites Cuban ore and German tech as keys to cheaper, better rails. He calls Judge Gary a “panky chief” and urges tariff removal amid rising competition.
In St Paul Minnesota a rear end collision between freight trains on the Minneapolis and St Louis road left one man dead and three cars wrecked. Two other men were seriously injured in the crash this morning.
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