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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
3
A statement is verified and vouched for by the Association of American Advertisers and by the Blue Book of A. A. Siever.
Spectators applauded a Myrick park fete day by La Crosse normal students and kindergarteners as they performed a coordinated outdoor program. Observers noted the shift from heavy gym routines to esthetic, graceful exercise under expert direction, celebrating health, balance and rhythm.
Thayer, a physical director, trained under Dr. Dudley Sargent at Harvard and studied Delsarte in Boston. She gained German system knowledge via Turnverein and completed advanced work at Columbia and abroad. The fete day showcased the success of her preparatory program at the normal institution.
Rev J S Lowe urged high school graduates to choose righteousness over prosperity. He warned that prioritizing wealth over fair dealing and justice harms society and called the class to join the effort to restore righteousness as the guiding principle of republican government.
A Chicago Tribune opinion cites Wisconsin GOP controversy over a secret convention that backed James Schoolcraft Sherman. It argues the convention misrepresented Wisconsin Republicans and condemns the event as a farce while urging vigilance against such “underground plugging” in party affairs.
The Chicago Record Herald says the Senate conservation bill is not fatally defective but public perception darkens due to the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry. It criticizes Secretary Ballinger for his stand and loyalties, noting the testimony eroded support among true conservationists.
Attendees leave Chautauqua with value far exceeding admission price. The program's depth and variety offer enduring lessons and enrichment beyond the immediate event.
After the success of The Fly Pest a moving picture will issue another educational film about the milk supply.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as the great kidney remedy. It urges readers to obtain it at druggists and offers a sample bottle by mail plus a pamphlet from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
A humor feature parodies Cupid with a comic archer puzzled by modern loves and costs. In playful verse from Chicago News, the archer strives to lower prices and win affection, while a youth and maiden banter over courting costs and unknown futures.
A humorous Chicago News excerpt mixes a family scene with a rug remark and a whispered confession. It shifts to a farmer reading about snail farming and job prospects, as a country store audience reacts to the novelty. A British note adds a voting detail about women’s suffrage unrelated to the main vignettes.
A reader advises a two-part regimen: a complexion cream with almoroin gly cerine dissolved in water to smooth wrinkles, clear pores, remove blackheads and discolourations. A separate sugar-hardened alcohol tonic is claimed to purify blood, boost digestion, liver function, energy, and restore appetite.
An advertisement claims a harmless remedy to reduce excess flesh using parnotis dissolved in warm water with a dosage of four ounces and a spoonful three times daily. It promises rapid weight loss without dieting and relief from discomforts of too much flesh in warm weather.
A reader suggests a simple eye remedy dissolving an ounce of crystal in half a pint of water and using a few drops daily. The tonic is said to strengthen weak tired inflamed eyes and may allow one to dispense with glasses. it is claimed by many eye specialists as soothing and non irritating.
A period ad offers spurmax mixed with hot water and glycerine as a facial lotion to clear tan freckles pimples and sallowness. It claims to leave a lasting youthful glow and outlast powder while removing greasy muddy skin on face neck and arms.
Health column advises that feeling overwhelmed by heat signals poor blood condition. It suggests a traditional home remedy to restore balance and improve vigor, noting pimples and blotches as indicators of imbalance. The piece frames the remedy as a familiar, time-tested home treatment.
The notice recommends using a canthrax solution every two weeks as a shampoo to keep hair neat, claiming it lathers, dries quickly, stops itching, and cleanses better than soap. It also suggests Delatone paste to remove facial and forearm hair, stating results include lighter, thinner regrowth after several applications.
G W K advises improving natural hair with regular shampooing every other week using canthrax and a quinine tonic. The tonic is made by dissolving one ounce quinzain in half a pint of alcohol, then adding half a pint of cold water, rubbed into roots twice weekly for dandruff itching dryness and shine.
In a sunrise garden Gretchen, a peasant, meets a gracious princess. They compare their hands and lives, and Gretchen reveals a rescued woman cared for by the woman who adopted her. The princess questions the abductors and confirms the rescued woman’s innocence.
Spotlighting stars Yberri and Louise Taylor the Majestic offers a high class program with folk and Spanish dances, eastern and French numbers, and a strong musical act. Dad's Dream comedy skit and Miss Densmore’s musical performance draw praise, followed by Ida Aiken singing and a film reel. The serialized scene shows Gretchen and a princess in a tale of longing and freedom.
Washington dispatch reports Whitelaw Reid’s days as American ambassador to Britain are numbered. Rumor suggests former Vice President Charles Fairbanks may receive the appointment, with information claimed from both sides of the case.
A brief satirical line suggests moral contrasts within elite circles as skim milk morality is contrasted with richer behavior. The quip implies hypocrisy among prominent social groups.
Charles Brown found guilty of stealing a boat from the rear of Lutheran hospital last October. He received a 45 day county jail sentence and denied taking or selling the craft to Frank Cady or George Woolsey belonging to Peter Simpseth.
An advertisement proclaims dandruff caused by a germ and credits Newbro's Herpicide with destroying the germ to stop hair loss and dandruff. It claims the product kills the scalp germ, promises permanent results, and offers samples and dollar bottles through Hoeschler Bros. as agents.
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