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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1909
Page
2
Esteemed advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for back pain, kidney trouble and related symptoms. It emphasizes high prevalence of kidney disease and urges readers to try the product, noting available bottle sizes and a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
In New York Battling Nelson opposes a JeffriesJohnson bout. He says no ally of Jim Jeffries or supporter of a white title should push such a fight. Nelson backs Corbett as Johnson’s likely rival and notes Jeffries trains with Al Kaufman as a sparring partner in California.
A religious author reports years of kidney troubles including a severe winter attack confining him to bed eight days. He describes thick white sediment in urine and frequent urination before beginning Foley's Kidney Remedy, after which pain eased and urine returned to normal. He recommends the remedy.
At the regular shoot of the aL Crosse sharpshooters on their range at French Island Sunday afternoon many high scores were posted. Notably high scores were those of John Mohr, ex-undersheriff, and John Rusche, with others listed among the afternoon totals.
Three Yale players John Kilpatrick Hall Andrews and Theodore Naedele have spent time in hospital undergoing operations since the season ended. Kilpatrick and Naedele missed games with Harvard and Princeton due to water on the knee. Andrews played Harvard with a wrist fracture.
A Cleveland woman testifies that Dr Miles Nervine cured her nervous prostration after initial doubt. The ad asserts most illness stems from nerves and portrays Nervine as a nerve remedy that soothes irritation and aids nerve force. A money back guarantee is offered if no benefit is seen.
Chicago January 12 The three members of the national commission will waive rules of the supreme baseball court and grant President Murphy permission to award the world champion Cubs a 10000 bonus when the National League pennant is raised at West Side Park. President Johnson supports the plan and Pulliam Herrmann will vote to lift the ban on the Cubs.
A Washington North Carolina man recalls a decade ago being near ruin from Consumption. After trying many doctors he found relief with Dr King’s Discovery taking six bottles to full recovery. The testimonial notes quick relief for coughs bronchitis and other lung ailments. Trial bottle free guaranteed by O T Erhart.
Boston January 12 Cy Young known as Old Cy Young of Paoli Ohio signs for his ninth season with the Boston Americans He will report to Hot Springs in February to get into form John Hoey is sold to the St Paul club of the American Association
Federal grand jury probes the packing companies with expected action within ten days if progress is made. If no tangibles emerge, the inquiry may extend thirty days. Dc C Chase of Union Stock Yards offered to submit books if subpoenaed. a duces tecum was issued. Timmins of Morris Packing and Theo Hoop were examined.
At C. H. Wiles home 1609 Avon street the Tenth Ward Athletic club elected Emil Kabat as president Marcus Byers as vice president and Clesson Wiles as secretary and treasurer for the coming year The next meeting will be at Fred Rouse's home on January 22.
Word from Chicago university athletic circles that James M. Sheldon football coach and athletic director at Indiana University will sever ties with the school soon. It is reported he will open a law office in Chicago and leave his post.
Reports from Tabriz and Ispahan say revolutionists organize a provisional independent government and plan a convoked parliament with rapid progress and clear early success.
In Chicago on January 12 Yussif Mahmout of the Terrible Turks defeated Charles Olson of Indianapolis in straight falls before a large Coliseum crowd. The first fall lasted 36:25 with a bar arm scissors and chancery. the second 31:30 with a grapevine and wrist lock as Mahmout wore down his rival.
Yale and Harvard crew managers plan for the New London regatta and discuss reducing the four mile course to three miles Harvard favors shorter racing while Yale is divided Princeton’s entry is unsettled with Yale open to adding Princeton and Harvard restricting crews.
Yesterday afternoon at the annual La Crosse club meeting the board elected J. J. Ablett C. L. V. Craft E. J. Evans J. P. Fetter E. C. Higbee R. W. Keyes A. W. Langenbach R. C. Whelpley and O. E. Wieland as directors for the coming year. Officers for 1909 will be chosen at tonight's directors meeting.
A 1900s style advertisement offers Pyramid Pile Cure for piles and rectal disease. It claims instant relief, reduced congestion, and healing of sores without operation. A free trial package is offered by Pyramid Drug Co at 188 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan.
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