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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the premier cure for kidney liver and bladder diseases. It claims strong results, a gentle effect, a sworn purity certificate with each bottle, and offers a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton NY.
The Wisconsin Telephone Company explains its broad range of service types from large to small users, including party lines, private exchanges, business and residence service, farmers’ lines, and public pay stations. It urges customers to choose wisely and notes it offers expert guidance to fit individual requirements and avoid dissatisfaction.
The line reflects the pressure to express original thoughts under constraint, noting how practiced flattery fades when individuals must voice personal ideas rather than borrowed phrases. It hints at creativity challenged by obligation and authenticity in communication.
Scores from the first day of the eighth annual national bowling tournament show high work ahead. Hoeffeldt of Cleveland led individuals with 601, while Nick Altrock and Jacob Schaefer totaled 1 045 in the two men event. Political chatter centers on Judge Howard’s potential bid for first vice presidency of the congress and a contest for a seat on the executive committee, with Detroit and Pittsburgh boomer factions shaping the battle.
Tommy Burns, the American heavyweight, defeated Jack Palmer of New Castle in the fourth round at Wonderland Music Hall London. About 2,000 spectators watched the one-sided bout with Burns dominating from the start. The fight carried $2,500 a side and 75 percent of gate receipts. Jem Roche attended as a spectator and praised Burns while predicting a Dublin bout on St. Patrick's Day.
Chicago February 11 University of Chicago professors again clouded Maroon athletic prospects with notices of ineligibility. Half a dozen of Coach Friend's point scorers were told they could not compete in the Chicago All-Illinois dual track meet, the season debut, to be held Friday night at Urban a.
Ithaca Feb 11 The mid-year examinations revealed Cornell athletics face a crisis as two varsity captains Frederick Barrett Townsend track and James Vandever Colpitts cross country are expelled for academic deficiency. If readmitted on probation they cannot compete for Cornell again.
The article describes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery made with glycerine and plant extracts to treat weak stomach indigestion torpid liver and biliousness. It cites endorsements from medical authorities and warns it will not cure consumption in advanced stages but may aid conditions leading to it.
Michigan will not compete in the classic track meet at Marshall Field next June. A conference official said the invitation was a meaningless bid and not bona fide. The move follows Michigan’s alleged humiliation by the Big Eight.
Hillsboro state basketball champions the White Sox travel to Armory Hall to face Company B in tomorrow evening’s game. Company B upset Hillsboro on their grounds last Saturday, the first Hillsboro home loss in three years, drawing a large expected crowd. La Crosse roster includes Affeldt Brown Ritter Jung Schaldach Philipps Burke and manager Guggenbuehl.
Bloomington Feb 11 The annual Illinois Valley Racing Circuit meeting at La Salle will elect officers for the year and set purses and classes. Members include Kewanee La Salle Mendota Aurora Ottawa and Streator. La Salle expects Fourth of July week as usual. The circuit has been prosperous and last season was highly successful.
Advert reads testimonials from Mrs Katherine Barton of Carthage Missouri and Mrs Ferrier of Lincoln Nebraska praising Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia relief. It notes pharmacist return option if not beneficial and lists Miles Medical Co Delaware Elkhart Indiana as source.
Friday evenings saw two fast high school games showcasing solid shooting and strong defense. In the girls game the advanced senior team beat the advanced sophomore team 18 to 7 with Ella Horne starring at center. The boys contest ended 34 to 25 for the sophomores, highlighting Hyde Evans Walker Krause and Krause in key plays.
New York players Clark Griffith Jake Stahl and Kid Elberfeld head to Hot Springs Ark for spring training. Cresbro Hogg Keeler and Kleinow will join them, while Doyle Rickey Orth and Hemphill travel the same day from their homes. Newton stays home. others head to Atlanta for initial drills.
E S Lopez of Manilla NY says as a carpenter he has healed many severe cuts with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He credits it with saving him suffering and dollars and calls it the best healing salve he has found. Heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles, 25c at T Erhart Druggist.
Iowa City February 11 The athletic board formed a hiring committee to select the next baseball coach with Pink Storey as the leading candidate. Last year’s coach returns while Kent and Tommy O'Brien manage the squad. Pitchers for the coming season include Deily Cobb and Payneer from last year’s nine.
An advertisement promotes a laxative product Brom quinine claimed to remove the cause and urges readers to call for a full name and look for a signature of E. W. Grove. The price listed is 25 cents.
Charles H. Ebbets, president of the Brooklyn baseball club, announced a plan to rebuild Washington Park before spring at a cost of $20,000. The project will modernize the famous grounds and enhance its facilities ahead of the season.
Wry line notes that a man reaches rock bottom after being used up and discarded, illustrating a grim view of decline and insult in hard times. The remark frames social judgment of personal collapse and outsized effort exhausted.
Washington report shows Democrats torn over President Roosevelt's message and policies. Bryan and Cockran publicly commend the message drawing ire from conservative Democrats who fear political traps, fear expansion of federal power, and worry about campaign prospects if Republicans unite on key issues.
No More PILES promises quick relief from piles and rectal disease with Pyramid Pile Cure. The ad claims instant relief, reduced congestion and swelling, and avoiding surgery, urging readers to send name and address for a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co. at 138 Pyramid Bldg Marshall Michigan.
The article notes ongoing schism over the president's message and mentions Bryan's Washington visit. It claims talk that he has gained influence with senators and representatives and that Democratic leaders in Congress remain cautious about urging him to quit.
Notre Dame baseball star George Farabaugh may not join Wheeling due to a salary clash. Wheeling had purchased Farabaugh from Steubenville of the POML, but the collegian seeks $100 more than management will offer. Although still in college, his pro engagement last season bars varsity play this year.
In Utica New York on February 11 the suicide of Dr Stacy Dwight Williamson a leading physician and social figure is explained by medical opinion that he faced homicidal insanity and could harm his young wife and children. He prepared his will dressed for burial and swallowed morphine to avert harming his family.
Fayetteville Ark Feb 11 The University of Arkansas announces the appointment of C W Vandegrift of the University of Illinois as baseball coach for 1908 He will assume duties in a few days It is a sign of progress for the program and its leadership remarksSuggests high expectations for the upcoming season.
Mrs George B Phillips Sr entertains her sister Mrs Henry Lee of Astoria near Warrington Oregon who arrived Sunday Mrs Lee enjoyed her coastal trip to La Crosse her former home and will stay here for the remainder of the year
An advertisement promotes Pazo Ointment claiming to cure any case of itching burning or swelling piles in six to fourteen days or a full refund. The product is priced at 60 cents.
A concise remark notes that readers often cannot invest time to fact-check every claim. It implies that time constraints shield statements from frequent scrutiny and invites skepticism about unverified assertions.
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