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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1909

Page

10

Cured Itching Painful Humor Ends After Three Years

A patient suffered three years of widespread itching and painful sores that spread over the face body and arms. Swellings grew as large as a dollar when they broke and sores refused to heal before finally being cured.

Cure for Poisonous-Skin Sores Promised by Cuticura Remedies

A testimonial from O. L. Wilson of Puryear Tennessee dated February 8 1908 describes three year skin disease with painful swellings and itching. After two doctors failed Cure with Cuticura Remedies brought quick improvement and full recovery for him and his seven year old brother. He notes Burn scars and general skin relief from using Cuticura bath soap ointment and pills.

Cuthura O. L. Wilson Puryear Tenn Non & Chem. Corp. So Aerte

Wisconsin twine plant at Waupun faces opposition

Madison March 6 vigorous opposition grows to the state twine plant at Waupun prison. After $125,000 already spent on construction the legislature is urged to approve $200,000 more for machinery and materials. Editor B B Clarke of American Thresherman lambasts the project in a districtwide philippic.

Madison Wis Waupun American Thresherman B. B. Clarke Phillippic

Wisconsin Forestry Station Awarded to UW Madison

President Co R Van Hise announced that the United States forestry station is awarded to the University of Wisconsin. The site choice favored Wisconsin over Michigan despite higher Michigan construction proposals, with Washington citing location merits as the deciding factor.

Madison Wis Co. R. van Hise The State University Forester Pinchott United States Forestry Station University of Wisconsin Michigan Wisconsin Washington

No Chance for School Age Bill Takes Wisconsin Legislature

Madison Wis March 6 Special From the flood of petitions to the legislature there is little possibility of the pass

Madison, Wis

Diamonds Reach Peak Value at Cut-Rate Sales

A market report notes diamonds fetch higher prices when offered at reduced rates, suggesting aggressive discounts boost demand and unlock premium prices for sellers. The analysis highlights consumer incentives and potential margins for traders in the jewelry sector.

Ainsworth Pushes Six-Year-Old School Entry Limit

Assemblyman Ainsworth of Waukesha proposed at the last legislature session to raise the school age to six, replacing the then existing rule that allows attendance for children over four. The measure targets earlier compulsory schooling.

Ainsworth Waukesha

Near Death in Big Pond Woman credits Dr King's New Discovery

Mrs. Ida Soper of Big Pond Pa recounts a near fatal lung condition and says Dr King's New Discovery cured her after other remedies failed. She notes lasting relief for twelve years and endorses it for coughs colds sore lungs hemorrhages la grippe asthma and bronchial ailments. 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by O T Erhart.

Big Pond Ida Soper O. T. Erhart

Wisconsin Assembly Passes Neonatal Eye Inflammation Bill

The Wisconsin assembly approved a bill to prevent ophthalmia neonatorum, giving the state board of health and vital statistics power to publish and distribute guidance on eye inflammation and prevention to physicians, midwives, nurses and other stakeholders.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Assembly State Board of Health and Vital Statistics

Jilted Youth Joins Weber Gang In Milwaukee Burglaries

Otto Buechs age 19 told Milwaukee municipal court his jilting led him to join the Weber gang of four burglars who robbed six Milwaukee homes about a month earlier. He and companions Charles Weber 21 and William Lange 20 were sentenced to three years at hard labor in the state penitentary at Waupun.

Milwaukee Otto Buechs Brazee Weber Buechs Charles Weber William Lange Waupun

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