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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1908

Page

10

Child Refuses Comment On Gentleman With Whip Fear

In a London Tit-Bits excerpt a quiet exchange unfolds as a mature man asks a child her opinion about him. The scared child covers her mouth with her pinafore and whispers she does not wish to be whipped.

London

When a woman wishes she had been born a man

A brief quip notes that a wife who longs for male birth is often met with an approving “Amen” from her husband, reflecting a joked bias about gender roles and marital dynamics.

Local Churches and Services Reach Across City

A dense listing of area churches notes schedules from English Lutheran at 1334 Ferry Street to First Methodist and Westminster Presbyterian, detailing pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and special events. It also lists Union services at First Baptist and other parish groups with sermon topics and program notes.

West Avenue Ferry Streets J. J. Clemens Ferry Street St. Paul's Universalist Church Eighth and Cass Streets John Smith Lowe Union First Baptist Church Episcopal Church Christchurch Ninth and Main Streets Episcopal C. N. Moiler Urquhart Cawley Danks Fifth Sixth Streets First Presbyterian Church People’s Travelers’ Hall Linker Building Fourth and Main Streets Seventh J. L. Panzlau Epworth League First Congregational First Congregational Main and Seventh Streets Henry Faville Union Young People’s Meeting City Mission North Third Street Christian Workers Emanuel Evangelical Association Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association 12Th and Vine H. Etzelmueller Division Street M. E Mississippi Street W. P. Cunningham Origin of the Kingdom O. C. Bangsberg Winnebago Street First Baptist First Baptist Church Sixth Street Main King Streets J. Wellington Hoag Westminster Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church Redfield Street D. H. Rohrabaugh Walter Harrington First Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Church James W. Irish A. A. Trevor

Stimulation Without Irritation Urino Laxative Ad

Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup promises gentle cleansing and bowel stimulation without irritation. The advertisement highlights mild action and claims strong relief, credited to O T Erhart as the source.

O. T. Erhart

Local Militia Shows Strength at Camp Douglas

La Crosse Third regiment officers and men praised for a strong showing at Camp Douglas. Captains Rawlinson and Wendling say Company M and B performed well with an eye to better next year. Campaign literature for senatorial candidate Samuel A. Cook circulated on grounds drawing some criticism from officials seeking to keep the Guard out of politics.

la Crosse Camp Douglas Rawlinson Wendling Samuel A. Cook Neenah, Wis

Crusher Accident At Deadwood Mill Maims Worker

Knute Howland a master mechanic at the Golden Reward mill in Deadwood South Dakota fell into a large crusher and suffered multiple broken ribs. He was rescued from the machine after the incident in the First ward.

Deadwood S. D Knute Howland Golden Reward Mill

Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method

An advertisement promises at home cure for bleeding itching and protruding piles using a new absorption treatment. It asks readers to mail address to Mrs M Summers Box 2 Notre Dame Ind for free trial samples and local references if requested. No money needed.

M. Summers Notre Dame Ind

Narrow escape for Howland after ore incident

The report notes the ore size and a narrow escape for Howland who is not believed to be internally injured.

Howland

Death of P. H. Newman Prominent Minnesota Horse Dealer

P. H. Newman a leading Minnesota horse dealer died of heart trouble while driving in Little Falls. He had gone to view farm land and, after returning, was driving to buy machinery when he suddenly collapsed in his carriage. He leaves a widow and eight children.

Little Falls Minn P. H. Newman

Mansfield man credits Foley’s Kidney Cure for cure

Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania says years of kidney and bladder trouble left him attempting many doctors’ visits without relief until Foley’s Kidney Cure restored his health. He urges others to seek the remedy. O. T. Erhart

Ira W. Kelley Mansfield Foley O. T. Erhart

Body Found in Lake Michigan Near Milwaukee

The body of an unknown man in riding trousers and leggings was found floating in Lake Michigan more than a mile from shore by a fishing tug crew. It was taken to the morgue where investigators could not identify him.

Milwaukee Wis Lake Michigan

Prison for horse thief in Wisconsin

E F Loomis received a three year sentence in Waupun State Prison by Judge Silverthorne after being convicted of stealing seven horses from a band of Indians encamped at Willow Lake in Oneida County a week earlier.

Rhinelander Wis E. F. Loomis Waupun Silverthorne Loomis Willow Lake Oneida

The Right Car in Tennessee Town Rides Old Freight Car

A Tennessee town still uses cars bought for a now distant line causing discomfort for riders. A merchant faced a rattling ride when a motorman passed his stop. the conductor retorted it was a cattle car aboard a train.

Tennessee Istill

One Eye Joke Sparks Frustration in Busy Store

A woman misplacing her husband asks for a small man with one eye. The floor walker replies that if he is very small she should use both eyes, turning the moment into a lighthearted exchange in The Watchman.

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Erior Susac Rg Sa S. 4Th St Fred Leibhold Pres Treas Harriet Sherwin Sec’y S. 5Th St King Street O. J. Ash G. H. Marshall St. Paul's Universalist Crusher Prince and Princess OF Wales Underwood and Underwood N.Y England Quebec Canada Herken’s Trunk Factory Main Street
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