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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcohol based tonic for female weakness including headaches dizziness and pelvic discomfort. It claims endorsements from medical writers and urges buyers to choose this known composition over substitutes. Also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets described as original Little Liver Pills and easy to take.
A local plumber urges potential customers to judge by results and asks those served to share their satisfaction. The message promises that plumbing work and the resulting bill will prove worth hiring the firm.
The New York Giants routed Chicago, 11 to 0, as three Cub twirlers were hammered. Pittsburg edged Boston 3 to 2, Cincinnati beat Brooklyn, and Philadelphia trounced St. Louis 8 to 1. Detroit beat Boston 5 to 1 while Washington topped the Browns, widening the gap atop the standings. In American Association action the Millers edged the Brewers 2 to 1 and Columbus swept Louisville with 2 wins.
Wausau sweeps La Crosse 10 to 0 and 6 to 10 as Eberle struggles on the mound. Nicholson and Guns fail to steady the Lumberjacks in game two while Miller of Wausau stars at the plate. Oshkosh wins both ends of a doubleheader from Freeport, with Dolan stealing four bases in game two.
National League games reported from Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis show results with RHE tallies. Chicago beat New York 14 7 3 for a 0 0 line in bats. Pittsburg topped Boston 7 3. Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 9 1 7. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 12 1 9 with notable pitching and lineup details.
Baseball box scores recap for multiple games with team innings counts and batter pairs. Scores show Boston and Washington results with battery duos Burchell Criger Bailey Spencer Street Walsh Sullivan Vickers Schreck Owen Weaver Dy gert Schreck and New York Cleveland box score details.
Fragmentary text lists names including Doyle, Clark, Lake, Kleinow, and Batteries-Rhoades. Mentions Cleveland and scattered numeric codes appear, but the context and event are unclear.
Data shows multiple matchups across Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Toledo and Indianapolis with RHE and other teams. Batters Curtis Beville Geyer Fohl Hess Harris and Fohl Durham Hughes Laughlin Egan Sullivan Nagle Abbott Siever and Howey are listed in various battery pairings. Scoring tallies indicate wins and losses for each venue.
Rockford clinched the game in the middle innings by hitting two home runs with runners on base. Rowley exited after the fourth while Parish took over. Fond du Lac struggles at the plate as Rockford gains a commanding lead in a high scoring matchup.
Foley's Honey and Tar affords immediate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst stages and if taken in time will effect a cure. O. T. Erhart.
A tense statement warns Ella to guard against further suspicion, whether she is innocent or not, signaling mounting scrutiny and the risk of damaging implications.
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