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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
6
An old advertisement describes weak heart action and relief from Dr Miles Heart Cure. The testimonial from Mrs. D Barron of Covington Kentucky praises the tonic and notes a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana and local druggists.
Prof J C Monaghan spoke on ideals in education at La Crosse theatre under Knights of Columbus. He urged strong American identity, warned against discontent, praised religious fostering of study, and praised Jewish, Greek, and Roman contributions while stressing child development and responsible professionals.
A clipped report notes officer Murphy speaks about the lacrosse game disruption involving a diseased floater. The piece highlights public safety concerns and investigations into the incident.
Health Officer Anthony Murphy denounces Minnesota's quarantine repeal and warns La Crosse residents of floaters from the state. He urges caution and describes rising contagion as cases spread from small towns. The piece also notes a related bank litigation in Cuba City over alleged preferential payments tied to a bankruptcy.
District Attorney Bosshard believes Goettche died by his own hand after a family dispute. The 48 year old carpenter at the Michel brewery left a noteless scene. no inquest will be held. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 PM from the residence.
William Vedder of Schenectady New York says a severe pneumonia attack left him homebound and coughing for months. A shopmate’s recommendation led to twelve bottles of Father John’s Medicine and a full recovery with renewed strength. Sold by O T Erhart.
Mrs. C. F. Emery will direct the devotional committee. A large chorus and orchestra will be organized to lead in the singing. This chorus will be composed from singers of the church and also of other city churches.
Boston learns that Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy, founder of Christian Science, has moved to Brookline. The elderly figure resumed her routine life including a daily drive, as she had at Pleasant View.
The passage discusses child development and ideals, urging protection of a child’s development and higher aspirations. It contrasts inherited experience with future potential and critiques standards for Americans and future citizens.
The piece argues for quarantine protection while noting Minnesota has abolished quarantines relying on vaccination. It cites a Minnesota town with 50 smallpox cases and urges people to get vaccinated or face severe smallpox consequences.
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