Cuticura Aids Longtime Rheumatism Sufferer
Mrs. V. V. Albert of Upper Frenchville Maine reports her husband endured fifteen years of rheumatism with sores and pain. After trying many remedies, five dollars of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent led to dry sores, relief from burning, and eventual recovery in three months. Recurrent pains after cold returned but Cuticura again cured him. She also found Cuticura Pills beneficial for general debility and back pains.
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Upper
Frenchville, Me
Cuticura Kit Promises Quick Skin Relief
A warm bath with Cuti cura Soap, Cuti cura Ointment, and a mild dose of Cuticura Resolvent or Pills provide instant relief and rest for eczema rashes and skin inflammations from infancy onward. Products priced at 25c to 60c per item, sold by The Proprs. at 137 Columbus Ave Boston. free Cuticura Book On Skin Diseases offered.
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Otter Drug & Chem. Corp
le Props
Columbus Ave
Bosten
High School Dance Rules Tame After Social Concerns
La Crosse High School Parents and Teachers Association adopts a rule setting all dances from 8 pm to midnight. It follows criticism that eleven dances branded as high school events lacked faculty sanction, with only two officially approved. The meeting, chaired by President Martindale, also established committees for program reception and finance.
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la Crosse High School
Martindale
Crosby
Williams
Miss Burton
S. A. Jones
Benezet
Prof
Thomas Morris
W. H. Vance
John Brindley
John G. Moore
S. W. Anderson
Britt and Nelson Fight to Draw in Ten Rounds
Jimmy Britt of San Francisco and Battling Nelson of Hogeswich Newfoundland fought ten rounds in Los Angeles with Britt landing more blows and Nelson showing late strength, but no knockout or decision under the law. Britt held a slight edge in points while Nelson was strongest at the finish.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jimmy Britt
San Francisco
Nelson
Hogeswich
Britt
Street Lamps Repositioned to Improve City Lighting
At a special light committee meeting Mayor Wendell A. Anderson approved changing street lamp locations. Lamps within tower light rings were found to be mostly useless, so transfers will occur soon. Lighted outskirts will replace new towers with similar overall cost.
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Wendell A. Anderson
Anderson
Thieves Burglary Blow Opens Bay City Post Office Safe
United States Postal Inspector E. E. Fraser reports the post office in Bay City had its safe blown and money orders stolen. The loot was hidden along the railroad tracks a few miles from town. Fraser has no clues yet on the culprits or their direction. Residents slept through the alert, mistaking it for a screen door.
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United States Postal
E. E. Fraser
Bay City
Red Wing
Master Harry Leithold Collects for Euterpean Society
Master Harry Leithold is collecting funds for the Euterpean Society. The appeal seeks support from readers to sustain musical activities and events organized by the group.
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Harry Leithold
The
Euterpean Society
United States May Strike at Castro
The article discusses Congress considering a U S response to Fidel Castro and Venezuela. It notes past tensions over Castro insults and aroused arbitration with foreign powers. It warns that an ultimatum from Congress could provoke a crisis and potential bombardment of La Guayra.
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United States
Castro
Congress
Republic of Venezuela
State Department
France
Great Britain
Germany
la Guayra
Venezuela
Rockford Seeks Eau Claire Player Pick At League Meeting
Rockford will attend the Milwaukee league meeting next Tuesday to demand action allowing them to select Eau Claire players. The outcome could shape roster choices and team competitiveness.
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Rockford
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Family thanks friends for support during illness and death
The undersigned express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister Louise Bandlander. Mrs Otillie Bandlander. Barbara Bandlander.
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Louise Bandlander
Otillie Bandlander
Barbara Bandlander
Card of Thanks for a Wife and Mother
Albert Hollnagle and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during sickness and death and for flowers offered in memory of their wife and mother.
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Albert Hollnagel
Villagers Search for Missing Man Elam Donehover
Twenty Richmond residents search Trempealeau and nearby ice fields for Elam Donehover, a Richmond laborer missing for two days after a fight with Will Reed. A stake used to sound ice was found, but no other clue, and officials note no ice breaks or drowning signs.
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Richmond
Trempealeau
Elam Donehover
Donehover
John Miller
Will Reed
Wisconsin
Political line on the manager for national parties
Washington dispatch outlines potential managers for both parties. For Republicans, Hitchcock or Senator Crane are favored depending on Taft’s nomination status, with anti Taft forces backing Crane if another nominee emerges. For Democrats, Pettigrew is preferred, with Douglass or Mayor Tom L. Johnson as alternatives, and Abbott likely to serve as secretary due to Bryan connections.
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Washington
la Crosse Tribune
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Republican National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Democratic National Committee
Pettigrew
New York
South Dakota
W. L. Douglass
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Hitchcock
Republican Committee
Taft
Senator Crane
la Follette
Senate
Tom Johnson
Hill-Morgan
Wall Street
Johnson
Ohio
Douglass
Willis J. Abbott
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
When a man confesses to himself he learns fairness
A self reflective confession marks a step toward balanced behavior. The quote suggests inner honesty guides better treatment of others and oneself, promoting personal growth.
Wanger to Probe Mail Fraud Claims Against Railroads
Representative Wanger of Pennsylvania, chair of the House expenditures committee, pledges a thorough investigation into charges that the postmaster general overpaid railroads. Lloyd of Missouri asserts railroads improperly obtained about 70 million dollars since 1880 due to faulty mail weight calculations.
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LLOYD
Washington, D. C
Wanger
Penn
House Committee On Expenditures
Missouri
Police Nab Red In Plot to Kill Chicago Chief Shippy
Mayor Busse and Capt P D OBrien head the detective bureau in a widening inquiry into an anarchist plot to assassinate Chief Shippy. Assistant Chief Schuet tler says several key suspects remain at large while officers close in on group members tied to the plan. Averbuch, linked to the scheme, left home after a meeting and went to work, discussing the police and asking where Shippy lived. Olga Averbuch and Rosa Stern are sought for information as investigators press for details of the conspiracy.
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Busse
P. D. O’brien
Burau
Schuettler
Averbuch
Shippy
Olga Averbuch
Washburne Avenue
Chicago
Lot
Eichengreen
South Water Street
Chief Shippy
Reitman
Rosa Stern
Olga
Social Briefs Highlight Local Moves And Illness
Miss Alice Wheeler improves at Mrs. Withee's Main Street home. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Dunham move into the former Dana residence at 1115 Main Street. Dana family departs for Milwaukee to establish a new home. Levi and Mrs. Withee travel to Florida for the winter, planning to return in April.
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Alice Wheeler
Dead Beat Trade Expected Gratitude for Credit Sales
If you sell goods on credit you will be expected to feel grateful for a dead beat's trade.
Mrs. Ray S. Reid Dies Sudden at St Francis
Mrs. Ray S. Reid dies at St Francis after sudden illness. Her husband and son Lucien survive along with sister Mrs. Grace Morse of Minneapolis and father Horace Taylor. The Reids lived at 1309 Main Street La Crosse for about fifteen years. Interment plans await relatives arrival. may be laid beside her mother in Hudson, Wisconsin.
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Mrs. Reid
Lucien
Grace Morse
Minneapolis
Reid
Florence Taylor
Horace Taylor
Wisconsin
Madison
Morse
Colby Makes Voluntary Stock Assignment to Father
A voluntary assignment of the stock of A. O. Colby to his father Ole A. Colby is filed by Attorney Hartwell today. The move, due to debt of about $3,000 in rent, is described as temporary while Colby completes several large on hand contracts expected to ease the financial dilemma.
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A. O
Bryan illness deemed trivial ahead of Nebraska convention
Lincoln Neb March 4 The illness of William J Bryan is announced trivial. He will address the state convention tomorrow. A platform committee report will reflect Bryan s views.
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Bryan
O. KB
Lincoln
Neb
J. Bryan
Platform Committee
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Parents and Teachers’ Association
Take Action
Andrew McConnell
Sterling
Vernon
Main St
LA Crosse, Wis
E. Donehower
Missourian
Red
Emma
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
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State Bank of la
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U.S
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Tingarten
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