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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1908
Page
2
Miss Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan recalls childhood eczema covering most of her head and face. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment under a physician's advice she recovered completely and has had no trouble since.
A testimonial claims six months of severe itching and failed cures before using Cuticura Remedies. The writer cites rapid relief in three days after purchase, and promotion of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills as purifying the blood and healing skin diseases.
An ad notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy that strengthens lungs to prevent pneumonia. It claims the genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package, urging to refuse substitutes.
Kelly and Papke prepare for a rematch as the bout is set and Michigan eyes a return to form. The Wolverines aim to reestablish momentum and showcase renewed power.
Chicago officials anticipate the Big Nine expansion from five to seven games and Michigan's return to athletic relations, with most Midwest schools likely to rescind the five-game rule despite Chicago coach Stagg's opposition. At the Hippodrome in Chicago, a Papke Kelly rematch is arranged with 158 pounds at ringside, likely in Milwaukee within sixty days. Milwaukee clubs push hardest for the return bout venue.
Doctors report at least five hundred La Grippe cases in La Crosse across about five hundred families. The illness mainly affects children while adults also suffer. many offices and stores lose help. Dry weather and open air spread germs, wet feet and bad air blamed. officials fight the outbreak with care and vigilance.
Chicago January 4 Fielder Jones will manage the White Sox for another season. Mrs Jones confirms the statement saying Jones, who retired last season to enter business with a brother, now notes that current financial stringency delays his plans and another year in baseball will not affect his business interests.
An advertisement for E. W. Grove’s Cure a Cold in One Day promotes a laxative bromide product. It emphasizes removing the cause of colds and features a price of 25 cents and Grove’s signature on the box.
Australian boxer Bill Squires leaves California after three fights with three defeats. He plans to visit the eastern states and then likely proceed to England in pursuit of the world title.
E. G. Thutro a Mercer Thutro horseshoer at 222 Vine street suffered a severe foot injury Thursday afternoon while shoeing a mule from Gateau City Transfer line. As the mule reared and kicked, Thutro lost hold and the rear shoe calk crushed several small bones of his foot.
Secretary Langtry of the Wisconsin Bowling League travels Milwaukee this week to promote the state tourney entries. Slow entry reception signals waning interest and filing deadline has been extended.
PAZO OINTMENT guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or your money back. Money refunded if not satisfied. Ensure use as directed for best results.
Caledonia Minn Jan 4 James Colleran was brought from Brownsville charged with attempted crime against the 4 year old daughter of Frank Andrews. He waived examination and awaits grand jury action while in the county jail. Colleran has a broken jaw from a previous incident where he shot at his brother and paid a $1000 fine.
Judge Ray S. Reid arrived in New York aboard the Lusitania after a four month Europe tour in river work. He left Liverpool last Saturday and reached New York yesterday en route to La Crosse where he will arrive Wednesday after a long absence since September 6.
A farmer’s reputation centers on the horse he uses, illustrating a rural pride tied to working animals and the status of his farm. The saying highlights how equipment reflects skill and livelihood in agricultural life.
The article notes cows are sensitive animals that react well to gentle handling. It emphasizes humane care and calm environments to reduce stress and improve well being.
The First Baptist church mixed chorus, organized last October, will continue singing Sunday evenings through December. Rev John Wellington Hoag urged continuation, and members voted almost unanimously. Under Miss Cassie Mahium, the choir has been a prominent city feature enhanced by organ, piano, two violins, and a trombone with Florence Keating's violin solos. Mart in Risberg to give a solo Sunday night.
Mrs P H Letourneau of Chippewa Falls identified DeMarchande at the county jail as Cousin George, the man bound over on an inheritance swindle charge. He had visited Chippewa Falls in early November and swindled Mrs Letourneau, who says Cousin George forgot the visit and could not recognize his relative.
A Cincinnati woman unable to write her name proves skilled with numbers and sewing. She works as a dressmaker, turning measurements into well fitting garments. Her mathematical knack helps her manage tailoring tasks with precision.
A compact reflection notes that every man may have a double, even if alone, suggesting a curious parallel or mirrored self present in everyone. The saying hints at identity and the unseen duplications that haunt human experience.
Public notice certifies druggists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Claims stop coughs, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption with no opiates. Genuine in a yellow package. urges refusal of substitutes. O. T. Erhart.
Anacreon notes that gold breeds conflict: consequences erase family ties and produce wars, implying wealth drives strife and social rupture.
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