Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Health
The advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach liver and bowel complaints. It claims antiseptic nutritious soothing effects with glycerine and natural native roots and offers treatment for chronic catarrh and bronchial coughs while noting limits for advanced consumption.
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Dr. Pierces
Nature
Pierce
Bolton
Br. Sage
Wisconsin Spanish War Veterans Hold Eleventh Encampment
Evans of Racine was elected department commander at Fond du Lac with J S Foal of Ripon as senior vice commander and Otto Harros defeated for junior vice commander. Edward Faber of Janesville named. Ralph Petersen and Fred Bauman chosen as adjuvant and quartermaster. National delegates named Col E W Gruetzmacher Ripon Thomas Kingston Madison John Hartkopf Milwaukee George Herzog Racine. Auxiliary selects Flora Olson La Crosse as president Lucy Wolfgram Milwaukee treasurer and James Armstrong Thomas Monson Milwaukee delegates.
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Ripon
Wis
Wisconsin Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Fond du Lac
E. L. Evans
Racine
J. S. Foal
Otto Harros
Milwaukee
James Armstrong
Thomas Monson
Weds Girl He Shot in Milwaukee Case
Lucian Wolski aged 18 and Jadwiga Majkowska aged 17 obtained a marriage license in Milwaukee. Wolski shot her in April at her home, was arrested and bailed. the bride survives after hospital care, and the wedding is set for July 8 with his sister Martha present.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lucian Wolski
Jadwiga Majkowska
Martha Wolski
Lucian
Wolski
Clarke Street
Writer expelled for plagiarism at Milwaukee convention
Richardson Braunstein of a New York town was expelled from the National American Amateur Press association on charges of plagiarism. The second day of the convention featured secrecy, with Braunstein accused of submitting a Tennyson poem titled Two Lives for the poet laureateship.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Richardson Braunstein
New York
National American Amateur Press Association
Braunstein
Tennyson
Better Than Spanking Treats Bed Wetting
An advertisement by Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims bed wetting stems from a constitutional cause. She offers free treatment instructions to mothers and notes the method also helps adults with urine difficulties. No payment required. Write today to obtain guidance.
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M. Summers
Box W. Notre Dame
Ind
Tomah youth to be honored for saving two boys at Spring Bank
In Tomah Wisconsin Vere Johnson 16 son of Dr H B Johnson is expected to receive a Carnegie medal for saving two drowning boys Vandervort and Crocker at Spring Bank. Spectators helplessly watched as he dived into fifteen feet of water without removing clothing to rescue Crocker and Vandervort after a desperate struggle in the lake.
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Tomah
Wis
Vere Johnson
H. B. Johnson
Spring Bank
Vandervort
Crocker
Johnson
War Against Consumption Cures Promoted by Foley’s Honey and Tar
An old wartime style notice urges nations to check the ravages of consumption known as the white plague. It touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cure for coughs colds and consumption, warning against unknown preparations. The genuine product is in a yellow package supplied by O T Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
State's oldest doctor dies in Monroe Wisconsin
Monroe Wisconsin July 4 Dr William Monroeff a longtime Wisconsin resident since 1831 and veteran of the Black Hawk war died at his home from a paralytic attack. His medical practice predates Wisconsin's statehood.
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Monroe, Wis
William Monroeff
Wisconsin
State News In Brief From Several Wisconsin Towns
In Sheroygan the Barrett homestead is being remodeled for Masonic temple use in classic style. Superior reports 13 461 employment placements over two years via the state free employment bureau. A Wisconsin Central traffic officials meeting in Chicago July 27 plans a Superior line trip. Stoughton names G O Banting as July Fourth speaker with Norwegian addresses. Viroqua notes Woodhouse of Genoa found a 32 grain pearl while clam mining. Watertown board of appraisers O C Hahn Arthur Thayer and H J Krueger will report July 10 to Madison on property values for government building needs. Waukesha 17 year old Hugo Albright pled guilty to burglary and faces three years at Green Bay reformatory.
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Sheroygan
Barret
Superior
George F. Penny
State Free Employment Bureau
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Stoughton
G. O. Banting
Woodhouse
Genoa
Watertown
Board of Appraisers
O. C. Hahn
Arthur Thayer
H. J. Krueger
United States District Court
Madison
Waukesha
Hugo Albright
Milwaukee
State Reformatory
Green Bay
Saengerfest Officials Report Strong Start for Festival
Secretary Utermoechl cites Prof. Kelbe praising near completion of tour with all participating societies ready and eager. Behrens plans Chicago visit to finalize arrangements as costumes discussion and ticket sales progress. season tickets priced at 3.50, single tickets 1 to 1.50 with 70 cents for seat exchanges. Children’s chorus membership is extended as director delays closing.
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Utermoechl
Theo. Kelbe
Kelbe
Oscar Frey
T. G. Behrens
Chicago
Behrens
Pres. Behrens
William Loening
Firework Blast Injures Man In Janesville
In Janesville Wisconsin on July 4 James Miller 23 was startled by a cracker can explosion and fell from the sidewalk breaking his left ankle.
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Janesville, Wis
James Miller
Pastor cuts his throat in temporary insanity
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on July 4 the 52 year old Rev J W Penneman killed himself using a razor. He left a wife and five children.
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Pastor
Chippewa Falls
Wis
J. W. Penneman
Minnesota Governor Johnson declines Democratic VP bid in Webster City
Gov. John A. Johnson of Minnesota, visiting Webster City, confirms Denver reports that he will not accept the Democratic vice presidential nomination if offered. He says he is not a candidate and would refuse any such nomination.
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Webster City
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Denver
Denver Dispatch
Bryan
Kicker Reemerges as Necessary Evil, Critics Say
Debate over the kicker clause surfaces as economists and lawmakers weigh its role in fiscal policy. Proponents argue it stabilizes revenues during downturns while opponents warn it freezes up funding for essential programs and reduces predictability in budgeting.
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