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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1909
Page
6
Madison Tribune reports co eds attended a chemistry lecture by Prof. Kahlen where he spoke on talcum powder and warned it could ruin complexions. Some girls fear the powder, others claim magatone or mayatone preparations for beauty, with druggists reportedly selling mayatone to many.
In Columbus Mississippi on May 25 attorneys discuss a suit by Edward Laurent's mother for 50 000 damages against Charles Ek Smith a wealthy slante r now serving life for Laurent's murder She says Laurent was her sole support and seeks compensation from the condemned prisoner for his death and alleged harm
New Orleans May 25 The battleship Mississippi struggles against a swift river current, not responding well to steering gear, forcing Captain Fremont to abandon the plan to reach New Orleans tonight.
The Common Council rejected a proposal to day up the Ninth Ward as city leaders moved to address zoning and development concerns. Citizens and council members debated the scope and impact, with officials citing planning priorities and budget limits.
The common council rejected a remonstrance against saloon licensing in the ninth ward with twelve ayes and seven nays. The vote followed arguments over petition validity and signatures, and aldermen Marvin Downs and Rose led the discussion. The body also approved park land purchases totaling 27,900 and ordered a city hall decor plan, with bond issues of 30,000 for bridge water and street work advanced.
Professor Flynn conducts demonstration based classes in Rockford promising cures for catarrh headaches rheumatism asthma hay fever and nervous disorders. He covers constipation indigestion insomnia and fatigue with targeted diets and exercises to aid organs and overall health.
Local La Crosse Tribune notes a health campaign led by Prof. Flynn promoting his Vital Center system and free lectures at the Methodist church and YMCA. The program emphasizes rest, exercise, proper diet, and air to cure nervous exhaustion and colds, with a chest expansion demonstration proving immediate respiratory gains.
Pitcher Noel, a left handed prospect from Ottumwa Iowa, was released to Pink Hawley of Oshkosh and will join Green Bay tonight to pitch tomorrow. He has been a fan favorite and one of the promising locals this year as Hawley’s team struggles without a left hander due to Burnell being hospitalized.
The reception for Secretary and Mrs Abner Gran is set at the Congregational church tonight with entertainment in church parlors. Mr Flynn lectures at the Methodist church and plans to finish by 830 so attendees may visit both events. The board met at F H Scofield’s office this afternoon to discuss plans to grow the Y M C A and attract more members.
John Utermoehl secretary of the La Crosse Board of Trade may serve as accountant for the park commission during summer improvements. Hixon suggested Iverson approach Utermoehl about the role. Utermoehl indicated he would be glad to help if it does not interfere with his other duties. Both men originate from a German town near each other.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Richter aged 81, longtime La Crosse resident since coming from Germany, died at her home on Second and Mississippi streets after a brief illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at her residence and 2:26 PM at the German Lutheran church, with interment in Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev Julius Gamm officiating. Undertaker Mrs Theodore Mannstedt in charge.
Willis Workman aged 27 son of Garnet Workman a Preston farmer was accidentally killed by cars at Sedan Oak County Minnesota yesterday morning. The body arrives tonight at 1 o clock and funeral set for tomorrow at the Dunkard church Greenleafton. He was raised in Preston.
An old ad claims a pleasant herb tea called Lane's Family Medicine cures stomach and bowel issues cleanses blood and skin, relieves headaches and backaches, and is sold by druggists and dealers for 25 cents.
Elizabeth A. Bemis aged 72 died Sunday night at the home of her daughter Mrs. Cora A. Jenks at 202 North Sixth street La Crosse after a period of illness. She was born in Canada December 22 1887 and lived in Swanton Vermont Roscoe Illinois and La Crosse. She leaves a daughter Mrs. Jenks a son George L. Jenks a sister Mrs. G H Yarrington and brothers George E and Lucius M Dolphin.
A Texas storm swept eastern Tom Green and western Concho counties killing hundreds of cattle and sheep. Mrs. W. J. Pebols of Vancourt was killed when her home was wrecked.
The passage notes that the morning after a large wedding, women are often cross, and spitting tobacco is described as the worst annoyance. It questions how many merely ornamental people exist in every community.
Certification that all druggists will refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Claims it stops coughs, heals lungs, and prevents pneumonia and consumption. States no opiates and that the genuine product is in a yellow package. Signed by T. EF hart.
A wartime era line notes that women who must earn their living are seldom as generous to church funds as expected, reflecting social attitudes toward women and religious giving.
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