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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
3
City ministers plan alternating summer union services at different churches. One service weekly on Sunday at 7 30 p m with Young People from four churches meeting at 6 30 p m. Services run from June 24 through August 26 with varied church affiliations and pastors listed.
Judge Brindley processed a flood of youth labor permit requests in county court as summer vacation nears. Over 200 applications have been entered, with four to a dozen boys seeking factory permits in a single day, the largest tally yet.
Work on the La Crosse theatre advances with a white brick front rising quickly. The remodeled building is expected to be under roof by August 1 and the interior ready for the season opening on September 1.
Ten year old Carl Swenson slipped near 614 Avon Street and dislocated his right thumb. Dr Leuck and two assistants treated him under chloroform for about two hours to reset the bone. He will be unable to use the hand for three to four weeks.
Little Catherine Sieger daughter of Mrs. T. Allen, a Caledonia street tailor, was struck in the temple by a broom handle during a game of apple pin. She fainted, but her sister and a doctor nearby aided her. She is reported to be getting along nicely.
One fare takes you to the Democratic State Platform Convention in Milwaukee on June 27. Return in five days.
Mrs J G Sterling of Norfolk Virginia says Peruna cured her son of chronic indigestion and helped her other child. Edward Otto of St Paul says Peruna saved his son after doctors failed. G H Farmer of New Martinsville credits Peruna with saving their boy’s life. Howard Sterner of Muddy Creek praises Peruna and has shared it with six families. The letter-writer urges keeping Peruna on hand for prevention and cure.
An article touts Peruna as a trusted remedy for children’s spring and summer illnesses. It asserts catarrhal conditions cause ailments, promises quick relief, and urges mothers to consult Dr. Hartman’s booklet The Ills of Life. It highlights mothers’ favorable testimonials and Peruna as a household remedy.
Mrs F Brockman of 813 Meade Street Appleton Wisconsin reports lasting relief from catarrh after taking Peruna. She says the medicine is now essential in her home and that her baby boy and husband also use Peruna for colds.
Secretary McDonough says the local baseball association violated national rules by extending rain check acceptance to five innings, leaving La Crosse fans with extra two innings advantage. He notes the club must pay forfeit when rain cancels games and regrets lack of early rule notification.
Investigators determine the Houston arsonist known as Seldom Seen, once linked to the La Crescent post office fire and robbery around May 14, had no involvement in that crime. Evidence shows he was in Wausau on the La Crescent date, while awaiting trial in Caledonia for arson tied to a different incident.
The article extols Peruna as a preventive aid for chronic ailments in children. It argues that early trust in Peruna by mothers shapes healthier future heads of families and sustains faith across generations.
Deeds for the normal site have been completed and approved and are in the National Bank of La Crosse vault. The city has deposited 15000 dollars in the National while 24000 dollars remain in the state treasury. Deeds and city funds stay at the National until the state appropriation is voted and transfer to the state occurs.
The Senate, without objection, adopted a resolution expressing horror at reports of Hebrew massacres in Russia and offering condolences to the bereaved, stating that the people of the United States sympathize with Jews affected by persecution based on race and religion.
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