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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
4
Ernest Kaiser was fined seven fifty by Judge Edward Cronon for dis orderly conduct after a horse over driving incident. The owner did not appear to press charges in court.
Gilbert Christianson of Viroqua Wisconsin is in the city on business and to call on friends and relatives for a few days.
Testimonial notes that Eckmans Alterative stops night sweats reduces fever and boosts appetite for lung disease sufferers. A Philadelphia woman recounts four years of cough night sweats chest pains and weight loss then relief after three weeks of treatment and years of good health since. The letter cites doctors at Polyclinic Hospital and urges readers to contact Eckman Laboratory for more evidence and a booklet.
Dr. G. J. Egan showcased the pulmotor at the Gas and Electric company, claiming revival is possible more than half an hour after breathing stops. The device, gifted by La Crosse Gas and Electric, weighs 46 pounds and automates oxygen delivery while drawing excess air from the stomach.
La Crosse County Wisconsin summons issued against George Piliotis to satisfy nine dollar debt to John Aderizakis. If not appearing before Justice C L Baldwin in La Crosse by June 23 1913 at 9 00 AM, judgment will be entered and property sold. Dated May 26 1913. John Allerizakis plaintiff.
A reflective, aphoristic line about power, gentleness toward evil, and a woman who might love her enemies if allowed to speak harshly about them.
A local personals column lists several visitors and residents in town. C. S. Anderson of Chippewa Falls, H. Hendrickson of Viroqua, and others are noted for recent trips, visits, and business. Kreutz orchestra will play at Linker Hall May 30.
In St Paul on May 28, John Lind former Minnesota governor and University of Minnesota regent president accepts the Order of Vasa from the King of Sweden. The honor would grant him the title Sir, prompting questions about U S constitutional prohibitions on nobility titles for officeholders and potential impact on Lind's senate plans.
San Antonio teacher Mrs. R C Moore testifies Peruna cured her nervous prostration and cough. Petersburg resident Mrs. M P Curry details internal catarrh, stomach and liver trouble, rapid improvement after using Peruna, noting two bottles cured her after five months of deterioration. Also mentions Peruna Tablets available for those who object to liquid medicine.
Mrs James Vincent opened her home for a President's Day gathering. The society featured music recitations and readings with refreshments, reports from secretary Mrs George Schweizer, and talks by Drs Furstman Colleran. Delegates reported on the state convention and child welfare exhibit.
Miss Mary Torrance and Miss Gertrude Heydon will host the League of St. Pauls Universalist Church at the Torrance cottage on Decoration day. Three members will ride the 6 o clock train, to eat breakfast en route and be entertained at dinner. Mrs. Phil Linker hosted the Tuesday Bridge club yesterday. Mrs. H N Landphair will entertain the Ladies Industrial Society on Thursday afternoon. Eleanor Schweizer and Genevieve Anderson, both of La Crosse, were weekend visitors at Gamma Phi Beta.
Summons and property garnisheed to satisfy a seven dollar demand by John Allerizakis. Justice of the Peace Co L Baldwin presiding.
A reflective line notes audiences often crave negative tales about others rather than praise of themselves, suggesting a bias toward hearing bad news about peers. The remark implies the public relishes controversy and scrutiny when evaluating speakers and media personalities.
Sparta voters circulate a petition for a referendum or special election on a twenty thousand dollar city bond issue for paving and street improvements. The article notes opposition, compares financing options, and outlines the legal 30 day waiting period and a potential $32,500 total cost including interest. It also mentions a separate slander case and resolutions on Japanese discrimination from missionaries in Tokio.
Camille de Verlac applauds a free prescription for Kalux Compound claimed to clear tan and freckles in one night. The ad advises mixing Kalux with witch hazel and water, applying nightly and morning to face neck and shoulders, promising a cool soothing effect and non smearing finish.
In New York on May 28 the Rev. S. T. McFarland secretary of the Churches of Christ in America said he was informed that the American mis- policy and its implications were being reviewed. He urged careful consideration and unity within the denomination as the debate continued.
A noted advertisement proclaims Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as the cure for stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. It claims relief from gastritis indigestion dyspepsia gas pressure sour stomach and distress after meals, promising hope with one dose.
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