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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
2
A Virginia physician announces Chase's Constipation Tablet as a cure for constipation. He rejects miracle claims and argues the remedy toning the digestive system restores natural function without creating pill dependency.
Frank Weber of Milwaukee, business agent for the state federation of labor, urged La Crosse union men to join labor organizations at Labor hall. He warned that centralized capital empowers employers and called for organized labor among lawyers, noting that while other trades have structured groups, the legal profession lacks a fixed wage floor and organized protection.
A speaker contrasts student life with professional status, noting diplomas replace working cards and criticizing lawyers who fix minimum wage scales in the legislature. He envisions workers governing themselves and cites organized professional unions across fields.
St Louis March 21 Rev Dr W J Williamson athletic pastor of the Third Baptist church the wealthiest Baptist congregation in St Louis pummeled ex diver Henry L Lobell and chased him a block before arresting him Miss Roth a stenographer witnessed the incident Lobell had been expelled recently by church directors after being accused of tearing leaves from a Bible and stamping on them The pastor said he defended himself against Lobells abuse and stopped it only when Lobell fled the study
The Bijou family theatre in La Crosse draws strong praise as the week’s show is hailed as the best yet. Performers urge audiences, especially women, to applaud to recognize the hard work behind vaudeville acts and sustain vitality and better performances.
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve energy booster from brain and spinal cord, claiming it strengthens nerves and improves digestion circulation and energy. It features a testimonial from Judge Jacob Seemann of Madison Wisconsin and notes Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold locally with a guarantee.
Notices announce United States civil service examinations scheduled for today in the federal building. The ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea promotes relief from back pain rheumatism indigestion and related ailments at 35 cents, urging readers to ask their druggist.
Acting under orders from the U S revenue department two marshals raided stores in the village of Odanah on the Bad River Indian reservation and confiscated hundreds of bottles of patent tonics and preparations containing alcohol. The seizure was made under federal law prohibiting liquor sales on Indian lands.
In Plymouth Wisconsin two children of Herman Versch died after eating raw ham and two others are seriously ill. Meat samples were sent to Madison for inspection. Officials suspect Trichina infection from hogs that fed on rats.
Homer Lewis the traveling salesman and his family have returned to 912 Rose Street to resume residence after a visit to Centerbury for the funeral of Mrs. H. Lewis's mother. Miss Lily has left La Crosse High School and the students will miss her.
The Sisters of Charity of St. John's Hospital Lowell Mass laud Father John's Medicine as a safe tonic and remedy for colds bronchial troubles and lung ailments. The note lists hospitals and homes using it including Notre Dame de Lourdes Manchester St Elizabeths Nashua St Josephs Philadelphia and others praising its non narcotic formula and builder tonic qualities sold in two sizes.
Dr George Powell serves as consulting physician and surgeon in the medical staff, providing expertise across clinical consultations and surgical procedures. His role includes overseeing patient care plans and advising on complex cases within the hospital.
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