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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1909

Page

13

Flatulency and Gas Dangers Versus Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets

An early health warning describes flatulency as caused by decaying food and gas building in the stomach, risking collapse and even death. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy that digests gas foods, reduces decay, and strengthens gastric fluids, claiming universal use and a mail offer from F A Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.

Stuart America Canada F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bidg Marshall, Mich

North Side Boy Promoted to Warrant Machinist

Walter Snyder, son of Mr and Mrs C J Snyder of 1508 Wood Street, has been promoted to warrant machinist on the U S ship Independence at Mare Island Navy Yard in San Francisco. A former Burlington shops employee at Grand Crossing, he enlisted about 16 months ago on the Washington coast and served on the torpedo boat Perry before joining the Independence. The new rank offers a good salary and enables him to resign from enlistment rules after part of his term.

C. J. Snyder Woodstreet Walter Snyder United States Independence Mare Island Navy Yards San Francisco Snyder Burlington Grand Crossing United States Navy Washington Perry

A Young Man's Ideal, Fogg Says, Safe Ideals for Youth

The sermon at Tabernacle Baptist by pastor G. W. Fogg urged youth to seek a personal ideal rooted in moral values. He argued there is no single perfect hero, but every man can form a guiding ideal combining self respect, responsibility to others, and devotion to God. He cited Lincoln, Carey, Shaftsbury, and Frances Willard as examples of ideals built on one key contribution. He urged imitating virtues while remaining original, and to live today with focus on higher aims and service.

Tabernacle Baptist Church G. W. Fogg Earth Mendelssohn Mozart Beethoven Wagner Schubert Paracelsus Lincoln Carey Shaftsbury Napoleon France Mazzini Italy Bismarck Germany Frances Willard America National Capitol Emerson God

Best Recipe For Catarrh

The logical treatment of catarrh is through the blood. To one half pint good whiskey add one ounce syrup sarsaparilla and one ounce Toris compound. Procure from any druggist. Take in teaspoonful doses before each meal and before retiring. Results quickly follow.

Sixteenth Birthday Costume Party Hosted by Miss Frances Pierce

Miss Frances Pierce entertained a group of girls at a 6 PM dinner on her sixteenth birthday at 1618 George Street. Guests wore costumes to showcase various wares and industries. Ella Gage won best costume as an Indian maiden. Norma Partridge and Ethel Mil der won a political guessing game. evening included games, music, and recitations.

Frances Pierce George Street Hilda Brown The Tribune Vera Higbee Leader Press Vesta Higbee the Chronicle Norma Partridge Denison Ella Gage Pawnee Antoinette Lennon Ethel Mulder Bessie Liddel Frances Dorothy Dainty Flossie Jenks Chautauqua School

North Side in Brief: local notes from residents

Miss Bertha Findeisen returns from Chicago while Agnes Ruud teaches at West Salem and visits North Side. Mrs. A. P. Israelson recovers enough to be out again. Miss Evelyn Huntley comes back to Bangor after a Sunday at home. Mr. Richard O Gar of St Paul visits his mother at 916 Caledonia. Mrs. Tier of Brownsville visits daughter Mrs. Frank Whiting at 912 Island. Joseph Crowley leaves for Seattle. Gilbert Lewis goes to Midway for a few days. Lever Spoonitk and wife travel to Pepin for a short visit. John Kessler, 10, ill with appendicitis. Frank Geisenheimer sick. Burlington club house interior redecorated.

Bertha Findeisen Loomis Street Chicago Agnes Ruud West Salem A. P. Israelson Logan Street Evelyn Huntley Bangor Richard O’gar St. Paul Sarah O’gar Caledonia Street Tier Brownsville Frank Whiting Island Street Joseph Crowley Wood Street Seattle Wash Gilbert Lewis George Street Midway Lever Spoonitk Pepin Wis John Kessler Fred Kessler Sumner Street Frank Geisenheimer North Side Argus Burlington Club Grand Crossing

Hugh Corbett Pneumonia Victim at 75

Hugh Corbett aged 75 died Sunday night of pneumonia at 1807 Berlin Street after a long invalid period. Funeral Wednesday from Edward F. Gowdy residence with Undertaker Dwyer in charge. Survived by son Thomas Corbett. Corbett had not worked recently due to ill health.

Hugh Corbett Berlin Street Edward F. Gowdy Dwyer Thomas Corbett Corbett

Sin Is Striking at Man s Heart Sermon on Sin

A First Methodist Church sermon by Rev. A Lincoln Shute examines Sin from I John 3 4 calling sin lawlessness and universal, detailing how sin arises from free human will, degrades individuals, fuels societal evils, and requires Christ as remedy. He urges unity with the church to oppose sin and previews next topic Hell Where and what is it.

A. Lincoln Shute God Christ Jesus Christ Church of the Living God

Mulder Is Stabbed In North Side Saloon Incident

John Smieszek a La Crosse Plow employee living at 525 Kane street was seriously slashed in the Pauli Spah saloon. Joe Hanlon and two strangers implicated. Hanlon and one confederate in custody, the other at large. Dr. Callahan attended. Smieszek hospitalized with seventeen wounds. Motive unknown, likely drunken brawl. witnesses describe severe facial injuries.

John Smieszek la Crosse Plow Company Kane Street Pauli Spah Joe Hanlon Hanlon Central Callahan Smieszek St. Francis Hospital Spah

Airship Fleet to Cross Ocean Pioneer Voyage Spain to America

Jos Brucker former St. Louis World Fair commissioner sails from New York to Spain this week carrying European diplomat letters to seek King Alfonso's support for a Zeppelin type airship fleet. He believes ships launched from Spain under favorable trade winds could reach the Americas in five days.

New York Washington Jos Brucker Germany St. Louis

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