Woman Wanders From Home Drowns In Pond at Tomah
Mrs. Nibert Senrau, long in poor health, wandered from Fiore Dell resort five miles northwest of Tomah Wisconsin and drowned in a pond a mile away. A search party formed after she left late at night and found the body at eight in the morning. This marks the third drowning in the Tomah vicinity in two weeks.
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Tomah
Wis
Fiore Dell
Simmer
Perth
Nibert
Senrau
Public Debate on Typhoid and Health Policy Sparks Controversy
A dated letter from Jesse White criticizes health bulletins on typhoid origins and serum vaccines, arguing for medical freedom and criticising the medical monopoly. The note, dated June 28, 1928, cites conflicting Bulletin No. 19 and No. 20 readings and urges readers to question official causation and treatment.
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Legic
Tribumani Leader
Wisconsin State Board of Health Bulletin
Bulletin No
Allopathic Health Department
Jesse White
D. L
14Th St. la Crosse
Wis
Nervous reader warns of speeding roadster endangering girls
A La Crosse reader recalls a near miss on State and 7th with a roadster doing over 25 mph as three girls crossed. He emphasizes child safety, urges drivers to slow, cites a rule that a child can move quicker than a car can stop, and signs as Will T Callihan from Caledonia Minnesota.
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State
la Crosse
State Street
Th Street
Will T. Callihan
R. No
Caledonia
Minn
Ee Dranon
Straighen Realina
Unclear era notice about pimples and health claims
The fragment discusses skin eruptions and a dubious program promising rapid results. It references practitioners and a claimed central plan without clear dates or credible details, leaving readers with uncertain health advice.
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Albert Senrau
la Crosse Tribune
Roam Haas Tam
Uherty
the Tribune
Washington
George Washington
Cedar Hill
Nashville, Tenn
Tennesse Federation of Women's Clubs
Poslan
Fredw-Kruse Co
Main St
Materiata
Wonder Values
Lacrosse
Skinners
Louis
Leouis
G. R. Kinney Coo
Ine
Iso
S. Third St. la Crosse
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