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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1909

Page

3

Free medical adviser offer from Dr Pierce catalog

A promotional notice for We Give Away Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser and Favorite Prescription. It markets a 1008 page medical book with 700 illustrations, offered for postage only in paper covers or a French cloth edition, with millions of copies previously sold. Also touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic, non habit forming remedy for women and offers details on ordering.

R. V. Pierce Buffalo Worth ase + bee Association M. D N. Y

La Crosse's Poor Play Reveals Team Apathy and Flawed Effort

The La Crosse baseball squad, once strong, now plays poorly with no coaching or team effort on display. Manager Safford, commended for selecting the roster, must push hard to rekindle discipline as players who once hustled fail to show the drive needed to compete.

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Play Ball Aim for Better Team Effort and Coaching

A strong editorial calls for firmer discipline and accountability among players. It urges President Rooney to confront shirking teammates, praises those who perform, and demands sharper coaching and team unity to lift the whole squad. The piece ends with a rallying call to play with energy and cohesion.

Rooney

Tariff reform and the Aldrich machine warned in editorial

An editorial credits Senator Dolliver with exposing increases in the cotton schedule and argues the tariff remains a public mystery kept by those who profit from ignorance. It predicts a reckoning for the Aldrich faction, laments craft in the tariff, and warns of moral and political downfall for enabler s of the system.

la Follette Dolliver Iowa Aldrich Treasury

Truths and Truths in a Shifting Social Tide

A compact reflection notes that truth endures when free, age and canned goods draw scrutiny, and a woman favors sincere compliments while a man who paddles his own canoe is seen as outdated in a motor age.

The Fool Bet Draws Crowds In Street Stunts

A verse recounts a fool who performs reckless feats abroad in the land. The crowd views his stunts as entertainment, yet the piece notes the folly and warns that such bets and foolery are now under scrutiny, contrasting past tolerance with present disapproval.

Pa-Edith Piano Practice and the Locked Keyboard

A father asks Edith about her daily piano practice and the length of yesterday and today. Edith replies she practices every day for about four hours. The judge reveals he locked the piano last week and has carried the key in his pocket since, presenting it to Edith.

Edith

Frugal Servant Applicant Recounts Past Mistress

The boarding house mistress and the applicant trade lines about economy. The applicant claims to be economical, recalling a former mistress who discharged her for saving clothes. The exchange ends with a humorous regional tone from The Bohemian.

Post Mortem Inquiry at Medical College Class

A student under examination at a medical college is asked to name the cause of death for victims of Pompeii and Herculaneum. The student responds that they died of an eruption, reflecting the era’s rhetorical exchange.

Herculaneum Pompeii Argo Nant

The Pocket Book Hub Dialogue From Boston Transcript

A brief exchange highlights a husband and wife negotiating dress alterations. The husband suggests raising the neckline of a ball dress and mentions the material costs ten dollars a yard, while the wife offers to have it changed if desired.

Boston Transcript

No Value to Him Critics Do Not Move The Manager

A theatrical manager dismisses criticism as irrelevant noting his show attracts no quotable quotes for advertising. The exchange mocks value placed on external judgments and frames self advertisement as the sole measure of merit.

How to Mishandle Horses Drivers Brutal Directions

A fragment lists cruel practices toward horses. It claims to recount directives from brutal drivers, urging neglectful feeding, ignoring thirst, overloading wagons, weather disregard, and shouting when horses are frightened. The voice emphasizes harm rather than training.

Constipation Remedy Free from Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin

An old soldier from Quincy Illinois and others find relief with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for constipation. The ad praises a mild tonic syrup that tones intestinal muscles and offers a free trial bottle and free medical advice from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.

Lemuel Lauderdale Quincy Elmer McMillan Speed Mrs. Monahan Stonewall Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Caldwell Bidg Monticello, Ill

Pure Drama and Pure Music In One Night

Isidor Tippmann reviews a Ben Greet troupe performance of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream with Mendelssohn music. The Russian Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Modest Altschuler, complements the drama with 40 to 105 musicians, delivering standout overture Intermezzo Nocturno and Wedding March. The company toured 29 states in 84 cities starting March 1, highlighting New York's role in introducing contemporary Russian works.

Isidor Tippmann Empire of Music Ben Greet Mendelsohn Russian Symphony Orchestra Mendelssohn New York City Denver San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Glazounov Tschaikowski Guonod Modest Altschuler Russian Symphony Orchestra of New York Russian School of Composers Althaler

Aldrich accused for hidden tactics over La Follette tariffs

In Washington on June 15 a Republican senator criticized Senator Aldrich for his handling of the La Follette amendments to the wool schedule. Aldrich did not speak until after the vote, presenting a London wool price as justification to claim tariff shifts. The scene drew sharp exchanges, highlighting charges of misleading information and party leadership questions amid a heated floor confrontation.

Washington, D. C Aldrich la Follette London Finance Committee Senate Iowa Cummins Indiana Beveridge United States Clapp

Sailors stand fast as Hope and Glory dives into storm

Unsettled by criticism, Bill Yardley insists the boat can endure a gale, declaring the Hope and Glory will weather it. Tankerlane orders him to the deck as a fierce gust drives the smack under, while the crew tend the exhausted officer and a wounded morale amid smoke and alcohol in the cabin.

Tankerlane Playle Joe Playle Gant Tanker

Can You Tell the Cause of Your Trouble?

A help ad urges readers to consider kidney health noting that most illnesses stem from kidney trouble. It explains kidneys filter blood daily and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. Readers can request a free sample by writing to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York and buy the regular sizes at drug stores.

Black Spit Island Drift and a Drunken Sailor’s Trial

In a rough sea voyage, Yardley tests Playle’s sobriety aboard a boat bound for Black Spit Island. Playle handles the jib and tiller with skill despite drinking, while Yardley recalls local lore and warns of the endangered Black Spit Buoy. The scene sets a perilous, coastal edge with a historic name-shift for the island.

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