Newbros Herpicide Promises Hair Preservation
An advertising notice promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy for dandruff and baldness. It cites a pastor in Charter Oak Iowa approving the product and claims benefits after one bottle, including scalp cleansing, hair strengthening, and new growth. Samples and price details are provided, with agent and dealer mentions.
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Newbro
Messrs
Dyer & Waterhouse, Druggists
Charter Oak
Iowa
Newbrd
R. N. Toms
Fish Presbyterian Church
Y W C A Notes On Washington Themed Evening
George and Martha Washington appeared at a gym program hosted by the YWCA with Florence Keating and Mrs. Austin performing violin solos. The program featured shadow pictures of Mary Jane and views of George Washington with guests in colonial attire. Snacks included wafers hatchet cookies and orangeade with cherries. Souvenir tiny hatchets were given. Regular classes and club meetings follow in the week.
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W. C
George
Martha Washington
Florence Keating
Austin
Mary Jane
George Washington
Elkinton Beaconlight
Glee Club
Y. W. C. A. Club
San Carlo Grand Opera Company To Visit La Crosse
Next Thursday afternoon and evening the San Carlo Grand Opera company visits La Crosse for Carmen and Faust with a full chorus, ballet, and staging like Chicago. Miss Alice Nielsen appears as Marguerite with Signor Fornari and Count de Segurola as Mephisto as special features. Special trains bring crowds from nearby towns for two performances likely to sell out.
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George Washington
M Ball
David Bispham
la Crosse
San Carlo
Carmen
Faust
Mme Rosa Olitzka
Signor Oppezzo
Don Jose
Signor Fornari
Opezzo
Alice Nielsen
Marguerite
Constantino
Signor Carlo Dani
Faust” To Miss Nielson’s “‘Marguerite.” Count de Segurola
Mephisto
Chicago
Minneapolis
Ladies Aia society sale and supper at English Lutheran
The Ladies Aia society of the English Lutheran church prepares a sale and supper in the Sunday school room on Wednesday Feb 26 afternoon and evening. Coffee will be served in the afternoon.
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Ladies’ Aia Society
English Lutheran Church
Fourth lecture of Travels Around the World
The English Lutheran church will host the fourth lecture next Thursday evening February 28 at 8 o clock. The talk titled In Darkest Africa will explore exploration and travel themes.
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Africa
Church society honors Mrs Magnuss with cut glass dish
The W. H. and F. M. society of the English Lutheran church and a few friends surprised Mrs. N. A. Magnuss on Tuesday afternoon and presented her a cut glass jelly dish and a sterling silver spoon as thanks for her services to the church.
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W. H. and
F. M. Society
The
English Lutheran Church
N. A. Magnuss
English Lutheran Ladies Aid and Sunday School Officers Elected
Mrs J T Jacobson hosted the English Lutheran Church Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon. The Sunday School association elected Miss Helen Jacobson recording secretary Hugo Schaldach statistical secretary Geo Youngberg assistant statistical secretary Jos Bjornstad and Fred Strauss reward system secretaries Miss J Outmans treasurer Miss Celesta Rupp librarian Miss Leona Techmer assistant librarian A paper on The Ideal Teacher was read and a committee was formed to plan an Easter festival at the next meeting.
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J. T. Jacobson
Ladies’ Aid Society
English Lutheran Church
Helen Jacobson
Hugo Schaldach
Geo. Youngberg
Messrs. Jos. Bjornstad
Fred Strauss
J. Outmans
Birthday Party Hosted by Mrs O Hegge
Mrs O Hegge of 814 West avenue south hosted a birthday party last Tuesday afternoon. A jolly afternoon followed with bountiful refreshments at 5 o clock. Guests included Mesdames J B E Anderson Lund O Verket O Nyset N Johnson P Henderson M Lunde O Hoff L Larson P Lyst na N Wold E Erickson E Olson and Miss Hoff.
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O. Hegge
West Avenue South
Mesdames J. BE. Anderson
Lund
O. Verket
O. Nyset
N. Johnson
P. Henderson
M. Lunde
O. Hoff L. Larson
P. Lystna
N. Wold
E. Erickson
E. Olson
Miss Hoff
Young Men's Singing Club to stage entertainment at Wannebo Hall
The North side Young Men's Singing club presents a two night event on February 26 and 27 at Wannebo hall Clinton and Caledonia streets. Fifty trained voices will open with a chorus and a three act drama is planned.
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Young Men's Singing Club
North Side
Wannebo Hall
Clinton and
Caledonia Streets
Musical and Literary Event by Mrs Catherine McFarland
Mrs Catherine McFarland presents a musical and literary program Wednesday evening at the local hall. The performance features singing, readings, and light entertainment for the community audience.
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Catherine McFarland
Nor den ball at Traveler's hall delights guests
A leap year party Thursday in Traveler's hall Kifth and Main drew about forty couples. Kreutz orchestra provided music from nine to two as natural color decorations and chandeliers enhanced the room. A light supper was served at eleven and committees led by Mrs Nels Thompson and other honorary members oversaw the event.
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Traveler's Hall
Kifth
Kreutz’ Orchestra
Mesdames Dr. Hansen
John Kindley
Theodore Thompson
Forsyth
Andrew Thompson
Nels Thompson
West Avenue Ladies Sewing Circle Meeting Planned
The West Avenue Ladies Sewing circle will meet at Mrs H W Bartz home 1312 Winnebago street Thursday afternoon After regular business the circle will be entertained by the hostess These gatherings bring pleasure and profit with attendance averaging about a score
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West Avenue
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
H. W. Bartz
Winnebago Street
Doctor Hauser Visits Kansas City for Clinic Week
Dr. Hauser travels to Kansas City on Thursday for a week and will hold a clinic before the Dentists' association. Rev. W. R. Irish of Baraboo and his daughter Miss Martha Irish are guests at Rev. and Mrs. Irish’s home for several weeks, later joined by Mrs. W. R. Irish who is visiting Iowa.
Martha Washington social welcomes new church members
The young ladies of Mrs Judd s Sunday school class at First Baptist held a Martha Washington social in the church rooms last night. The event welcomed new members and was attended by the Rap hmere and congregation with music recitations and games.
Gantert Kuehl Nuptials Planned in Chicago Ceremony
Next Wednesday morning in Chicago Frank Albert Gantert will wed Miss Belle Josephine Kuehl at 9 at St. Clemens Catholic church. A noon wedding breakfast follows in Germania hall, with a large reception that evening hosted by the bride’s parents. The couple will reside in La Crosse after a wedding tour.
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Chicago
Frank Albert Gantert
Belle Josephine Kuehl
St. Clemens Catholic Church
Germania Hall
Kuehl
Mrs. Gantest
la Crosse
George Washington party hosted by Steadwells
Mr and Mrs B S Steadwell hosted a George Washington party at 301 North Ninth Street with five tables of somerset. The house featured national colors and tiny hatchets and cherries as place motifs. Supper followed at 10:30 with a red carnation centerpiece and guests including Kerr Ruggles King Hoefle Fowler Bradfield Mills Thwing Bangsberg and Mrs Harper. Another party for similar guests planned for this evening.
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George Washington
B. S. Steadwell
North Ninth Street
Somerset
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesdames James Kerr
Ted Ruggles
L. W. King
R. H. Hoefle
F. H. Fowler
J. A. L. Bradfield
Mills
J. A. Thwing
A. C. Bangsberg
Mrs. Harper
Meeting of Men's Club at First Church
The regular monthly meeting of First Church Chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Paul will be in the First Methodist church parlors on Thursday evening. A Ladies Night with wives and lady friends is invited. Supper at 6 30 by Brotherhood men, then a musical and literary program featuring a debate on whether the recent financial flurry benefited U S business. Positive speakers: Prof. F. H. Fowler J Thwing B S Steadwell. Negative speakers: W W Collins H A Worthington Norman Peterson.
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First Church
The
Brotherhood of St. Paul
First Methodist Church
Brotherhood
United States
F. H. Fowler
J. Thwing
B. S. Steadwell
W. W. Collins
H. A. Worthington
Norman Peterson
Washington party honors Miss Mathilde Buchda hosts
Miss Mathilde Buchda entertained about forty friends at a Washington party last Thursday evening. Guests played games and danced. prizes were awarded in a guessing contest to Miss Agnes Bertelson and Mr Amer Anderson with consolation prizes to Miss Elsie Beyer and Mr Henry Moves. Refreshments were served late.
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Washington
Mathilde Buchda
Agnes Bertelson
Amer Anderson
Elsie Beyer
Henry Moves
Remedy for rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles
A health publication promotes a home remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Sarsaparilla and Syrup as a cure for kidney trouble lame back weak bladder and rheumatic pains. Adults take a teaspoon after meals and before bed with water, claiming rapid relief by cleansing kidneys and removing uric acid from blood.
Local Gathering Hosts Pleasant Evening for Residents
A community party concluded after an hour with guests returning home. Attendees included Misses Janie Christiansen Ella Picha Edna Sjoholm Elfreda Schroeder Ella Miller Lena Cristiansen Selma Olsen Emma Liebrecht Jeanette Moe Agnes Bertelson Clara Anderson Elsie Beyer Hien Frey Emma Struck Lillian Ortmeier Dora Ortmeier Amelia Ortmeier Lillian Oldenberg Clara Buchda Mrs Ortmeier and Mrs H Franz. Messrs Fred Thibodeau Ray Harris Lester Garder Osmond Albrechtson Sykes Westley Henry Schubert John Lepsch Arthur Mitchell Amer Anderson Chas Opitz Ludwig Christiansen Henry Moves Martin Groskoph Henry Ortmeier Will Buchda.
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Janie Christiansen
Ella Picha
Edna Sjoholm
Elfreda Schroeder
Ella Miller
Lena Christiansen
Selma Olsen
Emma Liebrecht
Jeanette Moe
Agnes Bertelson
Clara Anderson
Elsie Beyer
Hien Frey
Emma _ Struck
Lillian Ortmeier
Dora Ortmeier
Amelia Ortmeier
Lillian Oldenberg
Clara Buchda
Progressive luncheon hosted by ten young girls
A pleasant afternoon event will be a progressive luncheon with about ten young girls taking turns hosting. Ruth Boynton hosts the first course at her home, followed by Eleanor Schweizer, Helen Esch, and Charlotte Harper on Market Street with favors and games at each stop.
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Ruth Boynton
Eleanor Schweizer
Schweizer
Helen Esch
Charlotte Harper
Market Street
A E T Y Club Meets At Mrs Kerrs Home
The A E T Y Card club was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. John Kerr at 612 La Crosse Street. Head prizes went to Mrs. John Williams and Mrs. Ed Hoffman, second prizes to Mrs. George Fries and Mrs. Will Tausche, consolation to Mrs. Volz and Mrs. McKinstry. An enjoyable afternoon followed with refreshments.
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A. E. T. Y. Club
John Kerr
la Crosse Street
John Williams
Ed Hoffman
George Fries
Will Tausche
Volz
McKinstry
Patriotic Twentieth Century Club Meeting at Mrs Callahan’s
A notable meeting of the Twentieth Century club occurred Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Dr. Callahan. The event featured a patriotic program with the gentlemen as guests of their wives. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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Twentieth Century Club
Dr. Callahan
Doctor Turbin to Visit La Crosse for Speciality Clinic
Chicago physician Dr. Louis M. Turbin, a leader in chronic disease treatment and surgical advances, will hold a special clinic at Hotel La Crosse on Tuesday Feb 25 offering free consultations. He specializes in diseases of the bladder rectum stomach kidneys and female systems and has practiced in this county for seventeen years.
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Louis M. Turbin
Chicago
Turbin
la Crosse
Hotel la Crosse
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Herpicide Co
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Mich
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Fleithold
Main Street
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Bertha Kerr
Lafayette Holmes
Norden Ball
Reitzel’s
Forest Mills and Fitwell
Ate
Oeormerly
Batiste
Panama
Serge
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