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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
6
Munyon's Cold Remedy relieves head and chest cold symptoms quickly. It claims to reduce fever, stop nasal discharge, ease pains from colds, cure grip and obstinate coughs and prevent pneumonia. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
A garbled review notes Professor Roberts performing with two cats and a black spaniel at the Bijou this week. The account highlights a quirky stage moment as animals pose with the lecturer, leaving unclear details and sequence.
Professor Roberts showcases trained rats in Denver, explaining that gray rats kill their offspring in captivity while white rats mother adopted young. He recalls capturing twenty two rats from a torn barn and training them over three years, leaving scars on his hands.
Miss Margaret McKenzie wired Detroit detectives from Boston that she would return as police had located her brother Wm. McKenzie of Lodi California and Boston Massachusetts after a week long hunt spanning thousands of miles. Police reports confirm the brother was found yesterday in Detroit.
Tribune notes growing interest as Professor W Earl Flynn plans La Crosse lectures under Tribune auspices. His health system rests on three foundations faith diet and exercise plus mind body links, contrasting faith healing with diet and physical activity to prevent functional diseases.
In St Paul Minnesota on March 24 crowds wonder where the First Baptist church is Rev Harold Pattison urges hundreds of church members to ask daily where it stands and to request streetcar conductors for directions if needed and to ask passengers for help.
At a White House dinner Lord Warwick joked about swapping hunting tales with the president. He claimed he outdid a wandering hen in a humorous fable about finding the world, saying he uses an egg to guide himself back. The remark appeared in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Madison March 24. Ingram introduced a resolution to refer all water power bills this session to the special committee for investigation and a report at the extra session. The matter was laid over under the rule.
Madison March 24 If all appropriations before the Wisconsin legislature are approved the general fund would face a deficit of 3,666,390.35 dollars at the end of the next biennial period.
Senator Geo Hudnall, chairman of the senate claims committee, states the amount to be raised by a state tax.
William Wedeking son of Deterick Wedeking and Elizabeth Hemker daughter of Fritz Hemker wed yesterday afternoon in La Crosse County by Judge Brindley.
A conversation plays out as a woman complains about poor lighting and a blouse, accusing James of failing to raise the blinds while the man replies and downplays the issue, the scene filled with quirky dialogue and exaggerated actions.
Des Moines March 24 Representative Cooper introduces a bill in the Iowa legislature to replace the existing five year punishment for kidnapping with life imprisonment.
A proverb-like note states that in fires many people suspect the householder, with seven of ten harboring belief of arson in such events. The line reflects public bias and rumor around accidental blazes.
A sharp observation notes that many small groups pursue cleansing aims yet excuse wrongdoing for profit. It cautions that those who deny a wrong often mask their gains and keep sight of earnings.
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