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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
3
The Iowa progressives nominate the Republican candidate for governor while reducing the number of state congressional stalwarts. Analysts foresee further GOP shifts as insurgents target more incumbents, with Wisconsin perceived to move into class A and lose all stalwart representatives.
The Iowa primary produced a solid progressive victory with bulk gains over two years ago. Hull and stalwarts were defeated in Des Moines and Garst beat Carrol, signaling a nation turning toward reform. The piece predicts similar wins in other insurgent states and a Wisconsin showdown next September.
The piece recalls a Saturday convention in Richland Center to elect delegates for a Wisconsin assembly meeting in Milwaukee. Levi Bancroft, described as bombastic, presides amid profanity and blunt rhetoric. Five attended the opening, with two voting and three as curious spectators, signaling a controversial start.
A beauty note explains hair loss caused by a parasite that burrows to the scalp root. It says dandruff is the germ’s byproduct and claims Newbro's Herpicide kills it, stops falling hair, and prevents baldness. Sample offer and price are listed with Detroit origin and Hoeschler Bros. as agents.
The piece describes a county convention organized with a self appointing chairman and secretary, a pliant delegate voting for Milwaukee, and a cre dentials committee naming unsuspecting delegates. It notes Dr. Flint's entertaining presence drawing business and professional interest to Flint entertainment.
The piece blends a race day crowd banter with a girl’s bets and color marks, opening with tips on a blue eyed favorite and yellow rival. It shifts to a dramatic scene as the crowd cheers at the start, then pivots to a sobering San Francisco Chronicle anecdote about a hospital chaplain and a dying patient Hopkins.
On Konig Strasse Hans Grumbach, a stout blue-eyed man involved in hidden dealings, waits in mild morning light outside the Grand Hotel. Carmichael recalls a dubious associate as fortune and a pivotal moment loom, with Hans poised to enter a larger historical role at the Black Eagle as events unfold.
Grumbach, a Bavarian-born retiree and plumber, chats with police about his travel permits and wealth. After passport checks, he learns the American consul Carmichael and the Princesse Hildegarde are nearby at the grand hotel and asks for directions while enjoying a beer.
Dr Flint and his company start an eight night engagement at the La Crosse Theater Sunday June 12, following his promise to spread cheer and inspire renewed purpose through his stage motto Laugh and Grow Fat. His broad fraternal ties and engaging personality make him a central figure in every group he meets.
Four performers, two women and two men, present the Four Flying Banyards at the Majestic. The act features flying trapeze tricks and a German clown element to ease audience tension. Manager Koppelberger regards the booking as a fortunate addition to the program.
A man labors to please a woman who mocks his efforts, undercutting his confidence and revealing how derision affects his motivation and sense of adequacy. The scene exposes gendered dynamics in pursuit of approval.
A brief medical note discusses temporary deafness in children and suggests using a slipper treatment as a corrective approach. The item frames the care idea in a practical, home remedy context.
A dock laborer recalls a naval officer from years ago and boasted of a grim maritime memory. The laborer claims he and his brother were hanged from the ship’s yard for various acts, and the officer cannot recall the specifics. The boast highlights class boasting and memory’s power.
Advertisement touts TIZ foot remedy promising instant relief from sore swollen and tired feet with corn and callus removal. Claims modern formula clears pores, claims 25 cents a box or direct mail from Dodge Co. Chicago. Juror prank earns a judge a joke in county court as a deaf man seems to hear later. Columbus Dispatch.
Detective Ellis H. Parker of Burlington County praises Salem County officials while recalling old sheriff drinker lore. He recounts a farmer and a calf that would not drink, joking that electing the calf sheriff would teach it to drink, a quip cited by the Philadelphia Telegraph.
An advertisement touts a liver health treatment claiming a world leading status with million boxes sold monthly and available at all druggists. The copy emphasizes the product as a top seller and positions it as essential for liver care in a compact promotional voice.
Beauty expert Claribel Montague advises against wetting hair when dusty and promotes a dry shampoo made from Therox and Orms Root. Mix four ounces of Therox with four ounces of Orms Root, apply lightly through hair, brush out to remove dust, and enjoy a glossy lustre. Regular use purportedly vitalizes follicles and promotes longer, fuller hair.
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