Cough remedy warned against replacing serious bronchitis
A medical note cautions that bronchitis is far more serious than a cold and may lead to pneumonia. It says there is little danger when a cough remedy is used judiciously.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
4
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised by Patient in Los Angeles
W. E. Wheeler of 423 West Ninth Street Los Angeles credits Chamberlain Cough Remedy with curing his bronchitis attacks after other medicines failed. He reports relief after using a partial bottle then a full one and has had no further trouble since. He urges others to try the remedy and expresses gratitude to the manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. E. Wheeler
Los Angeles
Cal
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Advertisement
Aimed at bronchitis relief, it expels mucus to ease breathing and reduce pneumonia risk.Widely reputed, it contains no opium or narcotics and suits all ages. Price is 25 cents per bottle, 50 cents for a large size.
Old War Horse Seethes in Palmer Marching League Boom
A Chicago area note details the formation of the Palmer Marching League with 450 members, many from the Second ward, and possibly thousands more. The Alderman and mayoralty hopefuls watch nervously as two parades loom before the primary and the election, while Palmer’s exact aims remain secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Marching League
Ori Sorrensen
Dr. Sutter
Palmer
Half the world puzzled by how others buy cars
A remark highlights the divide in car affordability between populations. It points to economic disparities influencing vehicle access and ownership, suggesting broader inequality in consumer capability across regions.
Proverb on Excellence Attracts Imitation From Many
The saying suggests that when a man excels at any craft many others strive to surpass him. It captures a common belief that high skill invites widespread emulation and competition among rivals.
Bowling contest ends with Anderson tying Kisselbach high mark
The North Star and Combination teams met at Kisselbachs alleys. Edward Anderson of the Combination tied the 220 high score and defeated C Freng in a deciding saw-off. Final scores show Combination 755 and North Star 687 across three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Star
Kisselbach
Edward Anderson
C. Freng
F. Zoeller
E. Anderson
Svanene
J, Ritter
Debate on Secret Service use by the President
The Franklin club will host a regular debate tomorrow evening on whether no restriction should be placed on the Secret Service use by the President. S. Stavrum will argue the affirmative and E. C. Raymond will oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Club
Lincoln Douglass Debating Society Plans Vaudeville Show
A special session of the Lincoln Douglass Debating Society will decide this year’s high school entertainment. The group typically books mock trials or minstrel acts, with a vaudeville show likely chosen. Edward Conway of La Crosse Telephone Co has experience and may direct the program under his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln- Douglass Debating Society
Edward Conway
la Crosse Telephone Co
Ed Conway
Man's description falters describing other woman's dress
A man struggles to convey to his wife how another woman wore her clothes, revealing the limits of descriptive speech and the tension in personal storytelling.
Is This Fair Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Claims
An advertisement for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touts digestion and stomach health benefits. It offers free tablets to prove their power and asserts wide use, listing ingredients such as Hy drastic, Golden Seal, lactose, Nux, and aseptic pepsin. The copy urges readers to consult a druggist and ends with a mail offer from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
University of Michigan
Jamaica
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Charles Peppers a Bad Citizen
Judge Brindley weighs options for the welfare of the community in the case of Charles Peppers a man described as unproductive and not a credit to himself He faces possible jail for improper relations with a woman who received $1 59 to go to Minnesota and potential theft charges for taking $1 58 He may be urged to seek greener fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindley
Has
Pepperl
Minnesota
Peppers
Democrats Aim for Full Ward Tickets in City Elections
Democrats plan complete ward tickets for the coming election. Reports from multiple wards indicate nominations for supervisor alderman constable and justice of the peace will fill all vacancies by the filing deadline next Monday. A Hunt filed papers as Democratic candidate for alderman in the Fourth Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hunt
Relative L J Kenyon Dies in Wisconsin
A message from Antigo Wisconsin reports the death of L J Kenyon at 10 45 Monday night. He was brother to D A Kenyon of 1035 Redfield Street and uncle to William Kenyon the Green Bay conductor. Interment will be in Tomah. Mr and Mrs William Kenyon will attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alckens
Winona
Lee Strong
Kane Street
W. H. Gibson
Centerville
Wis
A. W. Rambath
Charles Street
Buffalo City
A. W. Graw
Caledonia Street
Milwaukee
Eastman School of Photography
August Kusche
Berlin Street
Stuart Murphy
Guttenburg
McFadden
Don Connelly
Lemon
C. Steege
Stoddard
J. Hart
Loomis Street
B. Malay
James Pfiffer
Rose Street
Seattle
Wash
William Beninz
Tomah
Kathryn Keel
Caledonis Minn
J. Stockamer
Henry Ebersing
Chippewa Falls
A. P. Israelson
Logan Street
B. J. Willams
George Street
Appleton
Wits
Alice Lyman
Mike Hanson
Midway
Fred Rick
Mattie Taylor
Galena
Williamson
Danville, Il
Ms. Williamson
Antigo
L. J. Kenyon
D. A. Kenyon
Redfield Street
William Kenyon
Green Bay
Board of Trade Forms Road Committees in City Campaign
A La Crosse Board of Trade meeting at city hall adopted a campaign to enlarge and beautify the city. The reopening of the abattoir road, previously crossing nineteen tracks, was discussed with Campbell town aid an issue. Paul W. Mahoney was elected chairman and a gift committee formed for him. New committees include Program, Membership Advisory, Rooms, Finance, Publication, Manufacturing, Railroads, Freight, Public health, and Civic affairs with named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Board of Trade
Campbell
Committee On
Board of Directors
Paul W. Mahoney
John M. Holley
Paul
Mahoney
William F. Funk
G. van Steenwyk
William Doerflinger
Wallace R. Montague
Carl F. Michel
Adam Kroner
H. J. Hirshheimer
William Luening
John Kindley
Utermoehl
E. M. Wing
R. C. Whelpley
S. Martindale
Emil T. Mueller
J. Felber
Doan's Kidney Pills End Urinary Uric Acid Woes
A La Crosse testimonial asserts rheumatic pain stems from uric acid unremoved by inactive kidneys. Dean's Kidney Pills claim to remove uric acid and cure kidneys, preventing uric-acid danger. Jason T. Phillips of Union Hotel reports long relief after use. sold by Erhart's drug store, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. is U.S. agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
la Crosse
Jason T. Phillips
Union Hotel
Third St. la Crosse
Wis
Erhart
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Local Officials and Committees List Members and Duties
Easton J L Pettingill W J Price E L Colman C H Schweizer Henry Gund River improvements Andrew Lees Capt W A Thompson J L Erickson Transient merchants John E Langdon J L Hulberg E C Josten J K Keller W F Fox Roads and bridges M F Hayes T H Spence J F McDonough Fred Dittman A L Grams Unclassified communications Frank Winter E S Hebberd W E Barber Ori J Sorensen J F Doherty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dittman
A. L. Grams
Frank Winter
E. S. Hebberd
W. E. Barber
Ori J. Sorensen
J. F. Doherty
Reformatory Overcrowding Forces Prison Transfer
Judge Brindley learns Green Bay reformatory is entirely filled and cannot take any more prisoners. Ed Reel, sentenced to a year at Green Bay for robbing an elderly man, must be sent to the state prison instead with the same term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindley
Green Bay Reformatory
Reel
Green Bay
Austrian Miners Eager for War
Two hundred Austrian miners at Deadwood South Dakota prepare to join the Servian army if Balkans war breaks out. Committees have raised a fund of 10000 dollars to aid the Servian Red Cross if conflict ensues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Balkans
Servian Red Cross Society
Coming Home on April Furlough
Grier Phillips first sergeant on the battleship Ohio will be home in April on a furlough. He sent his wife souvenirs from his world tour during the famed cruise and will greet a 13 month old baby girl born since his departure. He was recruiting officer here in 1906 and is from Taylor Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grier Phillips
Elizabeth Lewoski
Taylor
Tomah Paving Vote Expected Tonight
Tomah Wisconsin residents await a city council decision on a paving proposition. Alderman Licht’s uncertain stance could determine whether the measure passes, with strong public interest evident as the town watches the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Cty
Licht
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Clintes Street
W. J. Behultz
C. F. Bchweigert
North Side
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Charles Peppers
Abattoir Highway
John Dengler
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Charles Marlow
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