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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
2
Fifty three prisoners at Milwaukee farm of correction risked their lives to rescue twenty horses and cows as a fire destroyed a large twelve thousand dollar barn early today. None attempted to escape.
Poslam is advertised as immediate in action for skin diseases and itch relief. It claims to stop itching, reduce inflammation, and hasten healing for eczema acne tetter and psoriasis. Available from druggists with free samples via Emergency Laboratories New York and Poslam Soap priced at 25 cents large size and 15 cents toilet size.
Glory Ann presses her case with Aunt Sheba while Davy, owner of the Three Wishes, returns to Old Harbor. She schemes to spur him into marriage, hoping a determined talk will end years of waiting as the sail season brings him home. Dorcas Sheldon joins her on the island steps.
Mrs W A Johnson reports years of liver trouble ended by Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. The ad explains symptoms of a lazy liver and touts the product as safe for liver and kidney diseases, with 37 years of testing and availability in 50c and 1.00 sizes. Free sample offer via Warner's Remedies Co Rochester NY.
Davy pursues Glory Ann along Mohegan Heights shore after learning she reads daily letters. He confronts her about competing with another sender, only to discover the letters are fake, written by Glory herself and posted by Dorcas. She confesses they were imagined love notes from him.
An article promotes dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon applied at night. It claims rapid removal by morning after one to four applications, with itching stopping and hair becoming fluffy and glossy. It cautions dandruff harms hair and asserts argon is cheap and effective.
In Sparta Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Lester Moore married Wednesday night were kept under close watch by friends and failed to escape until nearly 7 oclock the next morning when they left in a car. The town also notes a revival of Miss Topsy Turvy at Angelo Union church. Herbert Fox funeral held in Leon. Local briefs list names and movements including Paul Austin Albert Frohmacher Paul Graf Robert Herbst Mildred Rheinhard Bert Taylor Scott Gale K B Smith Marie Lickenger.
Dresbach Minnesota June 19 Mrs Robert Dickinson visited her daughter Mrs W F Morning in Winona Monday Mrs Alfred Brown and daughter Mary of Sapulpa Oklahoma are guests of Mr and Mrs A E Webster Mrs Morris Nagle of Winona visited relatives in town this week Louis Donaldson spent Wednesday at home Grace Gard who has been visiting the Misses Nicholds the past week left Monday for Gard Missouri Mrs A Donaldson returned home from Brownsville Monday night Mrs Irwin Dickson left Wednesday evening for Kellogg to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Smith Mrs Jones and daughter Esther of Dakota were callers in town Wednesday Jesse Keeper of North Dakota visiting his sister Mrs Henry Haney
Horsford's Ark Phosphate is recommended to relieve fatigue from summer heat mental overwork and insomnia. The ad stresses its tonic effects and broad applicability as a daily remedy for tiredness.
New Albin Iowa June 19 Vincent Lager went to Lansing Thursday to canvass for International Harvester. Miss Kathryn Waters returns from Dorchester after school. Miss Lizzie Kerrigan leaves for La Crosse visit. Edward heads to Dubuque after time with relatives. Elizabeth Schach of Lansing visits. Mrs Edward Barry of Winnebago makes a New Albin call. Mr and Mrs John Ryan are Lansing visitors. Edward Collins travels between trains. Mr and Mrs Edward Martin of Aberdeen are visiting. Stacia Dolan and Beth Lahey leave for Winona summer school. Mr and Mrs M J Buckley of Waukon spend time here. Tom Danaher of Dorchester visits. Mrs John Handley leaves for Dubuque after visiting. Nora Griffin of La Crosse visits. Mrs B Kelly from La Crosse calls. Mrs Alfred Fitchen and children from Lansing visit here. H Rippie and daughter visit La Crosse. The only thing uglier than a Woman's foot is a man's foot.
A Chicago Americas advertisement portrays whisky as a poison harming the drinker and family. It promotes the Neal Treatment as a cure that removes cravings in four days, with no injections or adverse aftereffects, inviting readers to write for a booklet from the Neal Institute in Milwaukee.
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