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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1935
Page
9
A. M. Murphy, La Crosse city health commissioner, says german measles has peaked after a six month siege. He notes rising regular measles cases with pneumonia in some, urges separation of infants, bed rest, limited diet, and medical review to prevent further complications.
Adia Tablets promise quick relief for stomach pains caused by acidity indigestion and heartburn. Distributed by Hhetween Mease due to acidity and indigestion. Sold by MHoeachlar Bros., Druggists.
The article urges strict measles precautions including prompt reporting of symptoms, isolation, and preventive doctor administered treatment within four to five days of exposure. It notes past local cases, warns against auto rides, and stresses sun exposure and proper clothing after illness to aid recovery.
The Bangor area lists students on the lower Dutch Creek school honor rolls with several perfect attenders, plus notes on Burns Corner school closure, summer teaching plans, visits, and social events. Also includes cho ral club picnic, visits to Bangor homes, and regional travel updates. A Hungarian church organist story about Sam Gulyas appears mid text, noting precocious musical talent.
Washington Bureau reports a proposed shift of Thanksgiving to the last Tuesday in November to boost fish consumption. The fishery advisory committee urges federal support for fish education, marketing studies, relief funds for cooking fishery products, and renewed biological research funding. It also calls for regional agreements to curb overfishing. The piece ends with a note on cheese holes caused by gas-producing bacteria.
All officers of the La Crosse chapter of the Reserve Officers Association will gather in room 412 at the federal building Wednesday at 7 30 p m to discuss the month’s tactical problem and Memorial Day plans. Lt Col L K Adkins and Lt B O Frederickson co chair the parade unit and the group will also review the Minneapolis national convention plans for June 10 to 12. 2 Lt Col G R Reay will lead the tactical study and Maj P C Gotterdam will discuss the regimental Medical detachment action.
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