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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
2
An advertisement claims S S S cures old sores and chronic ulcers and offers a free book with testimonials from people nationwide who were allegedly cured by the product. The appeal stresses truthfulness and common sense as the basis for evaluating the claims.
Pittsburg June 14 Ed ward Reif a young research chemist has a bacilli farm at his home. His pets include microbes of tetanus pneumonia hydrophobia blood poison typhoid fever and diphtheria. Reif seeks to determine if different microbes can be cross bred to counteract their deadly effects.
Germany England and America joined in graduation at the University of Chicago as Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff and Rev. received honorary doctorates. President Judson presided and thousands watched the event unfold at the large university setting in Chicago.
John Clifford serves as president of the Baptist World Alliance and ranks among England's most prominent preachers.
Seven men seriously injured in the Albany Chemical Company plant explosion on Van Rensselaer Island, two miles below Albany. Superintendent Frank S. Adams is missing. About 100 workers were present, all escaping serious harm.
Yeggmen blew the safe and opened the inner door at the Blickensderfer Manufacturing Company in Chicago but fled when frightened. They left $20,000 exposed, untouched, and obtained nothing. Police were notified late yesterday of the attempted burglary.
Layton commends La Crosse School as courses receive praise and improve. School officials highlight updated curriculum and student achievement across key departments.
La Crosse High School chemistry, led by Professor Layton Gouldin, has grown from a modest start in 1909 to a robust program rivaling the best in Wisconsin. The lab now features extensive apparatus, milk testing with a Babcock tester, electroplating, and analysis of milk and petroleum products.
The Children’s NURSES Memorial Hospital Training School for nurses in Chicago offers a three year course with two years in children’s nursing at Children’s Memorial Hospital and one year of adult nursing at Presbyterian Hospital. Open to young women aged nineteen to thirty with high school diplomas. January and August starts.
At noon Monday the Normal annual went to print and will not be ready for distribution until next Wednesday. The Racquet staff editors produced a 200 page volume with leather and cloth bindings, costing over $700 in printing engraving and binding.
Denver Colorado June 14 A continuous road from Omaha to Denver will be built by intervening counties. Secretary of State Highway Commission Allen and State Engineer James Malone left Denver to inspect conditions in Sedwig Logan Phillips and Morgan counties all of which seek aid and appropriations to participate in constructing the thoroughfare.
Residents of La Crosse confirm repeated relief from backache and kidney ills after Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. T. Raper recounts a permanent cure and urges others to try the remedy from Erhart's Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Rev Elmer L Williams pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church La Salle Ave and Locust St infiltrated a gambling house at 636 North Clark St disguised as a tramp He alerted police leading to a raid by detectives and officers Arrested were 29 people after two iron barred doors were smashed Keeper named Thomas Moffat was booked for the operation.
Viroqua residents recount a morning mishap when a local mail carrier set out on his rounds without the mail. The incident sparked local humor and a gentle rebuke as he returned to town. Names of residents, local officials, and several social and civic notes follow, including school changes and licensing discussions.
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