Grippe remedy praised for wide cures
This remedy targets colds and La Grippe and is noted for its global cures. It also counteracts pneumonia tendencies. Price 25 cents for the small size and 50 cents for large. Available at druggists everywhere.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
6
This remedy targets colds and La Grippe and is noted for its global cures. It also counteracts pneumonia tendencies. Price 25 cents for the small size and 50 cents for large. Available at druggists everywhere.
Mr Nelson criticizes the house rules and the power of naming committees. He urges the house to name its own committees like the senate and favors a speaker who is judicial in mind rather than a long‑serving member. He calls the rules committee a major error and condemns the caucus as coercive with little chance to change the rules.
The National Bank of North America sues Morse in a civil case alleging a September to October demand loan of $243,321 with unclear security. His Fifth Avenue home was mortgaged for $350,000 last fall, lis pendens as first lien. Additional claims involve a $200,000 note endorsed by Morse and cashed by Knickerbocker Trust. Morse claimed net worth of $11,000,900 when resisting bank ejectment.
Health Officer Anthony Murphy reports January deaths totaling 56, up from 39 in January 1997. Among the deceased 27 were aged 50 or older and 25 died from tuberculosis, pneumonia, influenza or bronchitis. There were 39 births, 19 female and 20 male, and 12 marriages recorded.
Mr. W. A. Darling reported the fire last evening caused about 2075 dollars in loss. Furniture accounted for two thousand dollars and seventy five dollars in cash was housed in two pocketbooks. Darling reentered the burning home, avoiding suffocation, and saved two overcoats.
A famed Maine camp physician touts a home remedy mixing pine oil glyserine and whiskey, claiming to heal lungs and end a cold in 24 hours. He warns against bulk pine oil and imitations and notes real pine oil is sold in half ounce vials with protective cases.
Attorney Cameron E. Baldwin outlines a case against Fortune Graf ter aka Marchande accused of pretense scams in which he targeted elderly heirs across Wisconsin and beyond. He allegedly posed as a messenger to locate missing heirs and charged five dollar fees for probate and records while promising large but false fortunes.
Delegates gathered in Colesburg Iowa for a Protestant convention with Rev R L Hertel opening the discussion. Afternoon sessions cover The Christian Soul Winner and Training the Young for church service. Rev F H Schuldt of Platteville Wis will preach in the evening. Delegates praise La Crosse hospitality and hope to return for another convention.
Miss Ruth Bleekman III, returning from Michigan where she taught, remains at 225 South Ninth Street after a diphtheria attack. The home was quarantined today as doctors confirmed the illness, though her condition is not serious. She attended her father A. E. Bleekman Sr.'s funeral.
Reverend J K Fowler pastor of the First Presbyterian Church was moved to La Crosse hospital this morning for treatment of parotitis. He has suffered with the disease for weeks and his condition worsened today prompting the transfer to the hospital this afternoon.
Fragment provides a philosophical remark on enjoying others' misfortune, with no identifiable person, place, or event to anchor a factual summary.
This evening the judiciary committee will meet in the small council chamber. No item of special importance is expected to come before the committee.
The Knights of Columbus held a regular meeting last evening at Coren hall and a smoker was given after the session.
Police bring a new case against Nina La Mon to court with a scheduled Saturday afternoon hearing at a specified hour.
Lost purse found near the National Bank contains notes and currency. Return to Wm. Farley, Manager for Morris and Co. Reward of five dollars offered.
A series of evangelistic events unfolds in La Crosse with Dr Riley and Mr Martin directing at multiple churches this week. Highlights include men only services, youth sessions, a 3 p m north side gathering, and a 3 p m womens service. Dr Riley will discuss Mormonism and the topic What is the Matter With Mormonism.
The funeral for Mrs G H Bergh of 508 North Sixth Street will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at her residence. Rev. R Anderson will conduct the service and interment will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Word has been received in Elkader Iowa of the serious illness of Mrs Grant Talley III at her home. She is suffering with pneumonia. Mr Talley formerly operated a grocery on North Fourth Street in La Crosse for several years.
The piece argues Longfellow copied from Kalevala and Finnish sources for Hiawatha. It trails through lines about Nawadaha, Wamamoinen, and Northland imagery to claim the poet is a plagiarist of Finnish legends and poems. It notes the enduring appeal of the Village Blacksmith.
After six months of illness Adolph Miller age 23 son of Mr and Mrs Henry Miller Mor mon coulee died last evening at his home born in Mormon Coulee road and lived with his parents. He leaves a sister and a brother. Funeral Saturday from the residence with Rev Andreas conducting and interment in Mormon Coulee cemetery.
In Racine Wisconsin February 6 the firemen hurt by a falling wall when the Alschaler block burned this morning were removed from the debris and will recover. Loss placed at 120000 dollars.
Superintendent Thomas A. McMullen of the free employment bureau reports an order for 25 men from the Burlington road for snow shovelers at $1.50 per day. It is the largest single order he has received in some time.
An advertisement touts D. D. D Prescription as a cure for skin diseases. It claims a Chicago team found a winter green based wash that relieves itching and sores and cites a testimonial from B. L. Hipp of Phil Campbell Alabama. Hoeschler Bros. promotes the product and offers a free booklet on skin care.
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