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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
10
Attorney General Owen states that while bottle variation is allowed under weight and measure law, it must not be uniform. He cites a Grand Rapids inquiry about bottles averaging three drams short and warns against deliberate shorting to gain advantage.
Summer heat brings constipation as people eat cold meals. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as instant relief and a health aid. The ad cites testimonials from George C. Allen of Reading Massachusetts and Anna Schoff of Baltimore Maryland, claims gentle action, and offers free samples with refunds.
M G regor area residents report visits from Mason City Ventura and Des Moines. Several attended commencements in Dubuque Mount Carroll and Waukon, with trips to Wisconsin and Minnesota. families hosted guests from Algona Adrian and Decorah while others traveled for education and graduations.
Budapest reports erupt over who found the new butterfly suvarovius melanurgia japygia. Baron Rothschild claims credit, while Dr Anton Schmied of the Hungarian museum is officially recognized as discoverer after a tax dispute and gate restrictions on Pest crown domains.
The annual open tennis tournament of the Greenwich Country Club, under the National Lawn Tennis Association, began in Greenwich, Conn today. Top New England players entered and faced early rounds on the club courts.
The column records numerous social visits and guests in New Albin and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. John Handly of Dubuque visiting her relatives, excursions to La Crosse with Garth Bellows Roy Cavin and others, and arrivals from Minneapolis Caledonia Davenport Winnebago and Dubuque.
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