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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1907
Page
9
Rushford Minnesota considers sending a large delegation to La Crosse for Booster Day after a local tribute to La Crosse at Woodman’s picnic. An observer noted La Crosse’s delegation arrived without clerks or porters, drawing praise for personal attendance.
Rushford town debates dog licensing as residents kill or shoot many canines during a sixty day quarantine relief. City officials promise no canines on streets while the measure lingers and exams for teachers’ certificates proceed at Rushford High School.
Clarence Kitzmiller of Sheboygan was found dead near the Chippewa River bank in Chippewa Falls after a four day search. Authorities cannot determine if the death was accidental or self-inflicted.
Blair Wisconsin edged Caledonia Commercials 3 to 2 in a nine inning ballgame at the Caledonia park. Blair took an early run in the first, added two in the eighth, while Eiken fanned 11 for the Commercials and Goodwin Torrenson held the line for Blair. Olson the Terrible Swede also figured for Caledonia in a hard fought loss.
Barney Johnson and family left for a short visit to Waterville Louisiana. Lansing opens a new poultry house operated by Kopp and Allai in the old brewery building. The Summerhiem party of about 20 young ladies enjoyed a two day river outing with Severson and Richie towing the barge to the old camping grounds near De Soto Wisconsin. Lansing beat Postville 12 to 3 in a Sunday baseball game. La Crosse excursion guests arrived around 2 pm. New Jersey Button Works sent two large cars of clam shells from the south. Thomson's corner grocer introduced a new freight dray and a peanut roaster unseen in Lansing for some time.
Mr John Saverinski and sister Sophia of Winona Minnesota visited with the Keilholtz family over Sunday. Benedict Fetting left for St Paul to seek employment. Mrs A R Molink and Miss Mabel Schlosstein returned home after visiting Twin Cities and Newport. G M Rohrer and family traveled to Eau Claire Wisconsin. Annie Hammer and L Giese of Alma Wisconsin visited H Korb family at Schoeps Valley. A Waumandee dance drew a few young people. Mrs F Guettinger celebrated her birthday with friends. Conrad Keitholtz of Lake City Minnesota visits his brother Henry here.
B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York says four years ago he was cured of kidney trouble by Foley's Kidney Cure after two bottles. He reports brick dust sediment and pain disappeared and has had no symptoms since. He recommends Foley's Kidney Cure to others with kidney or bladder issues.
The article describes German and Breton practices around the Yule log on Christmas Eve kept burning for days, with ash kept for ignition next year and fire offerings under beds to avert lightning. It links these customs to sun worship at the winter solstice and notes how pagan fire reverence persisted as Catholic ritual.
A French physician recommends fighting grip and colds at onset with copious cologne inhalation. Use a funneled handkerchief to deliver fumes every few minutes, pause after a burning sensation, then sniff again after 10 to 15 minutes. If symptoms persist beyond twelve hours, the remedy may be ineffective.
The quote from Success Magazine extols creative effort across arts, literature, invention, and progressive work. It emphasizes the mind reaching toward infinity to bring back fresh ideas never seen before.
The ancient philosopher Thales argued there is no difference between life and death. When challenged to end his life, he replied that there is no difference.
A historical reflection quotes Richter on courage as facing danger with eyes open, emphasizing steady resolve over blind fear. The line frames a moral stance that aligns personal bravery with awareness and responsibility.
A saying attributed to Carlyle urges telling a man he is brave to help him grow. The idea emphasizes belief as a catalyst for inner courage and self confidence.
Smith Brown and Jones dine with Robinson. Smith warns against the host's wine. Brown and Jones refuse wine while Smith drinks freely. On return, they ask why. Smith explains the quantity would be deficient and not enough to go around. Sphere.
Company M plans a rapid special election to fill recent officer vacancies. Second Lieutenant F H Fowler is expected to advance to first lieutenant succeeding George H Hale who resigned after Camp Douglas. First Sergeant Charles H Wachs is favored for the Fowler post with any sergeant eligible. Vacancies to be filled within two weeks and the new officer will take a special exam under the adjutant general.
Word comes of the death in St. Louis of Captain James Good a veteran riverman known across the Mississippi steam era He ran provision boats from Cincinnati to Natchez for Gen Grants army during the Vicksburg campaign under Confederate fire last Friday.
Rose Stahl recalls a tragic backstage moment from Rosedale where a thin actor substituted for Bunbury Cole and padding altered the danger of a hatpin jab. The fat actor avoided padding causing a painful wound during a performance, leading to lasting caution about hatpins in stage costumes.
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