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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
2
Edward Heege of Evansville Indiana describes twelve years of catarrh discomfort. After eleven bottles of 3.8.S.S. the ailment cleared and he reports never returning symptoms, calling the remedy the best in the world for catarrh.
The Wisconsin Minnesota Methodists plan an inter-state missionary convention at Minneapolis March 21 to 23. The gathering includes conference and district officers pastors and lay representatives to discuss un evangelized nations and methods for missionary work. The meeting is under the Methodist Episcopal missionary society, organized in 1819, with a long history of increasing receipts and a growing foreign field.
Conferences report 498 missionaries 3,463 native preachers 216,802 church members and 237,675 Sunday school scholars across regions, highlighting growth in missionary outreach and religious education programs.
A company is organized to manufacture sulfate fibre ground wood and paper for paper mills along the Wisconsin river valley. The mill will be at Fort Edwards. In Sheboygan William Ramaker, whose preliminary hearing for murdering his wife concluded, has been declared insane.
Whitewater resident Luu Sutter aged 22 is named heir to a sizable German estate. The announcement notes her status in the family and the international nature of the inheritance.
A warning on neglected colds leading to pneumonia and weakened lungs mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy to stop cough heal and strengthen the lungs. Sold by O T Erhart.
The University of Wisconsin Madison introduces a Curtiss steam turbine, a 35 horsepower unit donated by General Electric, to its mechanical laboratory. The article explains turbine operation, potential uses in central power stations and ship propulsion, and traces turbine evolution from Hero to De Laval and Curtiss.
Superior Wis March 3 Louis Hanitch withdraws his candidacy for justice of the state supreme court. In a letter to President McCausland of the Superior Bar association he cites the need for a campaign to win and calls such action undignified. He notes there are now several candidates from the area.
Burlington Vermont secretary writes of Peruna curing pelvic catarrh and back pains in a year of monthly distress. The ad touts thousands of doctor testimonials, urges readers to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice, and promises confidential correspondence.
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