Newbro's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Loss Prevention
The ad claims healthy hair starts with destroying the dandruff germ and promotes Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and falling hair. It touts instant itching relief, requests samples by mail, and notes availability in two sizes at drug stores with guaranteed compliance under the 1906 Food and Drugs Act. It names Detroit company The Herpicide Co and Hoeschler Bros as special agents and barber shop applications.
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Newbro
Herpicide CO
Dept. N
Detroit
Mich
Food and Drugs Act
Hoeschler Bros
Wisconsin G A R encampment closes at Oshkosh
The forty first annual Wisconsin G A R encampment ends in Oshkosh with John C. Martin named department commander and Racine chosen for next year s gathering. New appointments include W W Williams F A Bird and W H Rood.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
John C. Martin
Mineral Point
E. T. Ellsworth
W. H. Getts
Grand Rapids
Samuel Bell
Benloit
George W. Case
Portage
Trustees of
Ganes
B. F. Bryant
la Crosse
R. B. Brown
Department of Wisconsin
W. W. Williams
F. A. Bird
Madison
W. H. Rood
Taft to Visit Madison Monday for Address
Secretary of War William H. Taft arrives in Madison from Chicago about 11 45 am and speaks at the gymnasium with Governor Davidson President Van Hise and other dignitaries present. He will depart for Milwaukee at 1 10 pm escorted by General McArthur Colonel Falk and W N Fitzgerald returning in a special car.
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Madison
Wis
William H. Taft
Chicago
Milwaukee
Taft
Davidson
C. R. van Hise
University
Madison Common Council
Folowing
van Hise
la Follette
William F. Vilas
Supreme Court
Board of Regents
W. D. Connor
H. L. Ekern
Burr W. Jones
John M. Nelson
O. G. Munson
John M. Whitehead
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
McArthur
Falk
National Guard
W. N. Fitzgerald
Lang Wins Game in the Eleventh for Wausau
Lang, who entered in the ninth, hit over the fence in the eleventh to drive in two runs and seal a 6 to 4 victory for Wausau over Fond du Lac. The game featured strong hitting from both sides, with Lang delivering the decisive homer and the mound staff keeping runs limited despite late rally attempts.
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Fond Dulac
Wis
Jame
Lang
Wausau
Kroy
Chase
Eeweowseuns
Brady
Eenreeeene
Fox
Eeeeersteate
McAuley
Eeersee
Hille
Eseeee Ld
Ferguson
Ecesses
Garner
Eerteeeeesn
Letcher
Ceers
O Goodrich
Suleer
Sseaussee
Ryan
Delvin
Nagle
Hile
Sander
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Sage
Frances
R. Hi
Eccosee
Settord
Sullivan
Duchien
Caldwell
Brookins
Kermaan
Seem
Walters
Hartmann
Marne
Wsevesne
Fi Frances
Coce
Ott
Dolan
Hazel
Balk
Morrow
Cocherno
Fatal Hammer Attack In Bosco bel County Wisconsin
June 8 report from Bosco bel Wisconsin describes John Rounds striking Mrs Park Hillsenberger with a hammer during a dispute over water access. She died this morning in Gay Mills where she resided. Rounds is jailed in Prairie du Chien as mob violence rumors circulate.
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Boscobel
Wis
John Rounds
Park Hillsenberger
Gay Mills
Rounds
Prairie du Chien
Cornerstone laid for Oshkosh soldiers memorial monument
In Opera House square a crowd gathered for the cornerstone ceremony of the soldiers' memorial monument donated by Col. John Hicks. Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago offered the invocation while Gen. Benjamin F. Bryant of La Crosse delivered the main address.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Soldiers’ Memorial
Opera House Square
John Hicks
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Benjamin F. Bryant
la Crosse
Beavers Convention to Convene in Beloit on June 19
Beloit prepares to host the largest lodge in the state for a three day Beavers convention starting June 19. Beloit Beavers and Beaver Queens note strong preparations as Mayor L E Cunningham ready to preside over all sessions.
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Beloit
Wis
Beavers
Beloit Beavers
Beaver Queens
L. E. Cunningham
Lawrence University Commencement Week Planned in Wisconsin
Lawrence Wisconsin June 8. Beginning with the love feast tomorrow morning the Lawrence University commencement exercises will be in full swing. The baccalaureate address by Rev. George Mac Adam of Madison tomorrow the commencement ovation by Dr. William Quayle Thursday and the reception by Dr. Samuel Plantz president next Saturday evening will be the features of the week.
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Appleton
Wis
Tomorow
Lawrence University
George MacAdam
Madison
William Quayle
Samuel Plantz
Indian Raises Black Fox Kitten Family at Armstrong Creek
An old Indian at Armstrong Creek, Wisconsin, raising five coal black fox kittens found after he dug out a mother fox. He farms them by hand, noting the kits are playful like cats. The black fox skin is valued, with a $150 offer refused. The mother fox escaped.
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Oconto
Wis
Armstrong Creek
Wrenching Door Lets Stoppenbach Miss Train
Frank Stoppenbach, a Jefferson packing house salesman, wrestled with a jammed door at 5 a.m. in Baraboo. After failing to descend a ladder, the door bolts were pried loose and he and his grip boarded the last coach of the departing train, narrowly escaping.
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Baraboo
Wis
Frank Stoppenbach
C. Stoppenbach
Jefferson
Stoppenbach
Window Drop Fatal to Wautoma Student
Emma Frater age 14 was strangled to death at a schoolhouse when a sash fell while she tried to climb through a window. The accident occurred in Wautoma Wisconsin yesterday as the girl attempted entry.
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Wautoma
Wis
Emma Frater
Racine ex-postmaster Andrew Simonson dies in Chicago
Andrew Simonson former Racine postmaster and notable Democratic businessman died suddenly at the Sherman House in Chicago yesterday. He was a prominent figure in local politics and business circles.
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Racine
Wis
Andrew Simonson
Sherman House
Chicago
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cited To Cure Consumption
A. A. Herren of Kinch Arkansas writes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and lung remedy. He claims it cured consumption in the first stages and states no user who tried it remains unsatisfied. O. T. Erhart endorses the product.
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A. A. Herren
Kinch
Ark
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Reckless Mann Critics and Backtalk Catchphrase
Comment on how people speak of others reveals the blunt social behavior of reckless men. The phrase points to criticism and judgment used when targeting peers.
College President Defends Student Voting Rights
Dr. Samuel Plantz president of Lawrence University in Appleton argues against the Bancroft bill that would bar students from voting outside their home precincts. He says a student’s home is where he attends college and that 21-year-olds cannot be judged by their father’s residence.
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Appleton
Wis
Samuel Plantz
Lawrence University
Plantz
Globe trotters sentenced in Green Bay reformitory case
Frank Junik and Theodore Arlit from Chicago received six year terms each at Green Bay reformitory for highway robbery. Milwaukee youth John Poznanski drew a three to five year sentence. Junik and Arlit have prior criminal records in Illinois.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Junik
Theodore Arlit
Globe Trotters
Chicago
Green Bay
John Poznanski
Junik
Arlit
Illinois
Pythians Memorial Observance Set For Tomorrow
The Knights of Pythias announce a Memorial day observance with combined decoration services. Knights assemble at Castle hall on Main street at 1 o clock tomorrow afternoon for a ceremony led by Chancellor commander H L Hood and other officers. Graves of listed members will be decorated.
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Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Main Street
H.L. Hood
W. S. Jamesson
J. D. Wilson
Marshall
B. C. Smith
M. J. Lacourt
C. C. Hamilton
John Stevenson
H. H. Walters
C. W. Watterson
C. L. Lien
Frank Holmes
Alex Metcalf
George L. Kingsley
Archie A. Mosher
George Erickson
Theo. Rudolph
John A. Whitfield
Richard Wheldon
Louis Reiman
J. L. James
Peter G. Rose
William Wade
W. A. Bigelow
Joseph Legler
Matt Hosley
R. L. Reed
T. A. Dyson
Perry Gates
H. C. von Brause
E. G. Rudolph
Florin Schildmann
H. M. Babb
J. W. Richards
Sumner Town
Henry Schultz
Wm. Miller
Hubert H. Howard
F. P. Schuman
Edd Bosshard
Mr. Falva
C. E. Winslow
Fred Moss
Fred Moore
Ed Pion
A. Frederick
The China Intact Missing Link Debate
A young man deflects interest in the missing link as a bystander. a young woman teases him, noting his case is not missing. The exchange ends with a sharp door slam, signaling tension in the Philadelphia Ledger excerpt.
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Philadelphia Ledger
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