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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1909
Page
7
An authority advises eating slowly and chewing thoroughly to prevent dyspepsia. A suggested antacid mix of half ounce sodium phosphate, one ounce essence of peppermint, half teaspoon baking soda, and water is taken before meals to reduce fermentation and relieve gas. The remedy claims long term cure in two to three weeks.
A vague reference to a certain night watchman harboring girls tied to the Ltoquist Barnes case has sparked unjustified suspicions. The watchman is not tied to Laramore & Hiler nor a commercial guard but works for a foreign corporation guarding its local property at night.
A long listing of churches across Seventh and Ferry streets to King street presents pastors and service times. It includes German Methodist Emanuel Evangelical Association First Baptist English Lutheran and others with Sunday school at 9:15 to 11:45 times and evening services.
Francis Cox visits Winona while families host visitors from Armour South Dakota. Miss Gertrude Ellis of Winona wed James Gallagher of Dakota with Mabel Rutherford bridesmaid. W.C.T.U. officers reelected at Ladies Aid meeting. Edith Cox fractures collar bone at school. Mrs. Lauthey Scoville of Minneapolis to lecture Monday night.
A cryptic newspaper ad offers a free ten day home treatment for women with Green Sickness or irregular menstruation. It requests an address to send the treatment and a book, claiming cures and a robust result. The message targets mothers and daughters and urges prompt response.
A Ma con Georgia institution credits Electric Bitters for nine years of use in aiding stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Described as a top family medicine, it purifies blood, boosts appetite, and strengthens thin, pale, or run-down individuals including women. Available 60c at O T Er.
Milwaukee's Louis Knipple wintering with parents Mr. and Mrs. August Knipple. George Newberry of Houston Minnesota visits friends. Mrs. C. C. Johnson Minneapolis visiting Asa Darling family. Fred Johnson dies of pneumonia in Sparta. Otto Wies La Crosse caller. Hilda Dove La Crosse visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bradley visit La Crosse. Oscar Michaelson Madison visits. Mrs. R. W. Davis and daughter Catherine visit relatives in Sparta. Mrs. Andrew Sturez La Crosse visits. Ruth Blackstone Gullicson and Storandt West Salem visit. L. Aylesworth Sparta visit W. A. Preston. Sleighride followed by oyster supper at Miss Margie Stinzi’s. Jos. Stinzzi and W. G. Myer at Norwalk. The social climber notes all’s well that ends swell.
Mr. Van Auken announced that $982.00 has been contributed to the Italian earthquake relief fund and will be forwarded. No further contributions will be received after Friday.
The ad promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as the original dandruff remedy that stops itching, prevents shedding, and restores scalp health. It highlights a window display at Hoeschler Bros with two sizes 50c and $1.00, samples by sending 1 cent in stamps, and mentions Detroit Michigan as the company location.
In Minnesota district court Mrs. Operfeld sues for divorce from William Operfeld claiming issues in the marriage. The pleadings suggest the separation is driven by disputes over companionship and conduct. The case presents fault or incompatibility as grounds for dissolution.
The Minnesota assembly adopted a resolution to form a ten person citizen committee chaired by Mayor Lawler to watch state legislature acts affecting St. Vaul. The mayor will appoint the remaining nine members.
St. Paul Jan 23 The Minnesota legislature moves toward a state guaranty of bank deposits with Senator Henry McColl from St. Paul backing the measure as the latest legislative novelty.
Guthrie Okla Jan 23 Judge Strang overruled Gov Has Kells motion to let Sheriff Mahoney inventory private papers seized under a search warrant served on Scott McReynolds a New York attorney for W R Hearst The note adds a personal reflection about a surprising kiss and public disclosures.
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