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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
4
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna to cleanse a child’s stomach liver and bowels. It promises relief from listlessness irritability poor appetite and feverish symptoms by gently moving clogged waste without nausea or griping. The copy emphasizes a delicious taste and urges asking for the California Fig Syrup Co product.
Miss Lillian Picha is ill at her home on Loomis street. Angus Casberg of Madison, visiting for the holidays, has returned to Madison. Miss Edith Swarthout left today for Madison where she will again attend the university.
The idea frames conscience as a constant, ethereal voice that remains active daily, nudging people toward moral choices each morning. It emphasizes steady internal monitoring rather than dramatic moments.
A roundup of North Side happenings includes visitors and departures, short trips to Milwaukee Chicago Sparta and Madison, residents moving addresses, and local social notes. Several residents return from holidays visit relatives and begin new journeys. a ten pound baby is recorded and others prepare for university attendance.
Get two ounces of Glycerine and half an ounce of Globe Pine Compound from your druggist and mix into a half pint of good whiskey. Take one to two teaspoonfuls after meals and at night, adjust for children by age. Advertised as the quickest cure known by medical professionals, with genuine Globe Pine Compound in a sealed half ounce bottle. Local druggists report six years of strong demand. Published by Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of Chicago.
The North Presbyterian church Men s League met and approved stereopticon lectures aimed at men and boys. A committee of Prof Harry Spence and Rev Finch Clark will run the talks, debuting Monday January 13 at 8 o clock with free admission. Officers elected include President T J Hadgran First Vice President Prof H Spence Second Vice President D L Wartinbee Secretary Paul Redpath Treasurer James J Cain. Also announced mid week prayer at Mrs Miller 1618 Charles street and Ladies Aid monthly meeting in church parlors Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs Briebach Mrs Britton and Mrs Paul Stallsmith.
Deaton, first of fifteen indicted in Breathitt county sheriff Ed Callahan assassination plot, is held on $20,000 bond pending retrial after jury reports disagreement and is discharged. Commonwealth begins evidence in joint trials of Andrew Johnson and Doc Smith on related conspiracy charges.
New York January 7 nearly a score of robbery victims urged to identify recovered loot valued at about 250000 dollars. Deputy Commissioner Dougherty led police into a ramshackle basement junk room where the loot was found.
Police believe they have captured the most important burglars and the biggest fence in the east with arrests of James Pritchard, George Carr, Mrs. Carr, Percy Wyckoff, Harry Willis, and George Maddocks at a West 42nd street store.
Glen Swale of Minneapolis visiting at his sister Mrs. C. C. Pendergast’s home at 1502 Wood Street was surprised by about eighteen friends. The evening featured games and dancing followed by refreshments.
Angus Casberg of 1519 Kane street hosted last night a gathering for the Midnight Crew. Attendees included M. Byers P. Redpath C. Swennes F Bonneville C. Marvin and A. Casberg.
A ten pin bowling contest is slated for tonight at the Combination with the Painters facing the Bromo Seltzers. The event highlights local sports competition and community entertainment.
A home cough remedy offers a pint of cough syrup for 2.50 using Pinex two and a half ounces with sugar syrup. Claims quick relief within 24 hours for coughs, croup, sore lungs, and throat troubles, with a laxative effect and appetite boost. Advertisement notes availability from The Pinex Co. and druggists.
Laypo and Benjamin head the bill of entertainers at the Majestic theater during the first half of the week with an acrobatic act of real cleverness. Emily Egamour sings and charms the audience while Billy Jones delivers humorous musical acts. Heron and Douglas close with Jimmy Pinkerton's First Case. A Lesson in Opera opens the show. A young woman named Evelyn Stewart from Jacksonville, Fla, aged about 19, reported boarding a Chicago train alone. a half bottle of chloroform was found in her berth.
A young woman, possibly from Jacksonville Fla, was found unconscious with chloroform poisoning in a Pullman berth on a Chicago to Cincinnati Big Four train near Sunman Ind Her hands were tied with a corset string She cried Did he get me this time and refused to explain at Seton Hospital The woman said she had been in New York and Chicago
Washington January 7 Senator Stephenson today introduced a bill proposing a $2500 annual pension for Mrs Mary MacArthur widow of Lieutenant General Arthur MacArthur who led forces in the Philippines. The law limits officers widows to $600 yearly though prior special bills have granted $2509 pensions to Mrs John A Logan and Mrs Phil Sheridan.
A reflective line on mortality notes that death acts as a nurse guiding all living beings toward final rest, framing mortality as a universal ending and a quiet, inevitable close to life.
Musterole ointment promises fast relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism and other pains. Advertises 25c 50c jars and a $2.50 hospital size with orders by mail from Cleveland Ohio. Testimonial from George L. Moxley Martinsburg WV endorses immediate relief.
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