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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
2
Walter W. Paglusch of 207 N Robey St Chicago declares in 1906 he suffered eczema with intense itching and sleepless nights until using Cuticura Soap Cuticura Remedies and Cuticura Resolvent Pills. He reports complete cure and offers to advise others on his method.
Cuticura Ointment is presented as the most successful remedy for disfiguring skin and scalp conditions. A single application after a hot bath with Cuticura Soap, plus Cuticura Resolvent in severe cases, is claimed to provide immediate relief and speed healing when other treatments fail. The regimen uses Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent for infants to adults, with options in pills, sold worldwide by Potter Drug & Chemical Co.
The Cubs defeated Cincinnati 10 to 2 as they push ahead in the National League standings. Philadelphia secured a win to maintain a one game lead in the American League with other games decided by small margins.
President Charles F Moll states he investigated the La Crosse League case through disinterested parties and fined Dolan $15 and suspended him indefinitely for striking umpire Sweeney at League Park on May 12. Shipments show Schriner and Burgosse fined $10 each. Moll defends measured punishment to avoid harming Oshkosh and promises continued strict enforcement.
In American League action Philadelphia beat Boston 2 to 1 while Cleveland defeated St. Louis 6 to 5 and New York topped Washington 2 to 1. In the National League Pittsburgh crushed St. Louis 10 to 1 and Chicago routed Cincinnati 10 to 2. Brooklyn and Boston played to a 7 to 3 result in a rain-shortened affair with Boston 10 in the end. Philadelphia beat New York 12 to 9.
The American League schedule shows St Louis visiting Chicago, Detroit in Cleveland, New York at Washington, Boston at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, and Cincinnati at St Louis.
The Chicago Cubs won the last game in Cincinnati, moving back into first place as the New York Giants lost to Philadelphia. The Cubs cruised past the Reds with aggressive baserunning and miscues by Ohioans. All American League games were tight and lively.
Yesterday results show Kansas City beat Milwaukee 5 to 3 and Minneapolis routed St. Paul 10 to 0 with Indianapolis topping Columbus 12 to 3 and Louisville defeating Toledo 9 to 1. Today's schedule features Milwaukee visiting Kansas City Louisville visiting Columbus Indianapolis at Toledo and St. Louis at Minneapolis.
Manager Kolb of the Noxalls base ball team will depart with the squad at 5 30 tomorrow morning for St Charles Minnesota to play a Memorial day game against the St Charles Cannibals a large crowd will accompany them Fiebig and Nowak will be the battery Manager Riley of the Athletes failed to seal a game and the Noxalls take their place
Crookston Minnesota May 29 The Twenty-five Thousand club has launched a plan to buy an eighty acre central site within a mile of downtown and offer free plots to any desirable manufacturing enterprise willing to relocate to the city.
A Henriet ta Pa reader says their five year-old son suffered eczema with lung involvement. After two doctors failed a bottle of Electric Bitters led to noticeable improvement and full cure after several bottles. Sold as best blood medicine and body building tonic at O T Erhart's drug store for 50 cents.
A reflection on how resistance hides in the build toward a kiss with emphasis on the final landing. It suggests awareness of how timing and surroundings influence consent signals.
A short-sourced reflection notes that a man’s years count only after he has nothing else to count, echoing a sentiment about value beyond age and achievement.
The Fifth ward team of the grammar school league beat the Third ward 14 to 9 yesterday afternoon. Lineups included Fifth ward YYoung Ir Brooks Lampman Gunderson Blanchard Mekvold Allen Hafner Bolrud. Third ward Jung Romanowsky Young Burke Goldberg Withrow Weisse Becker Hagen Egbert. Batteries Lampman Mekvold Young Romanowski. Standings show Fifth ward 8 games played 5 won 3 lost pct .625, Second ward 7 3 4 . Second ward 7 3 4 . Third ward 7 2 5 .285.
Green Bay pitchers struggled as Hawleys improved to and maintained first place by beating Green Bay 3 to 2 in the second game of the series. Baillies pitched well in relief for the visitors and Baillies again led in hitting with two more hits.
The Champs head to Green Bay today in first place and face three hard games in Oshkosh. Hawley’s squad then returns home for six games starting Saturday with Madison, followed by Freeport, as the pennant chase tightens and improving play fuels hope of a third straight title.
President Elliott of the Boston American club refuses to let pitcher George return to La Crosse for 300 dollars. George disputes the deal claiming Taylor planned his return and seeks transport and 25 dollars to cover hotel bills. He says he is then free to seek another club as the current Boston pitching staff remains competitive.
Myron Savage son of E R Savage of this city studies at Lake Forest academy Chicago and earned three medals in a week a gold for discus and two silvers for pole vault and shot put highlighting his athletic success at the academy meet.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle remedy to keep bowels regular and avoid appendicitis. It guarantees satisfaction through druggist O. T. Erhart and markets the product for 25 cents with a persuasive claim.
A concise ethical remark noting that spousal approval can undermine personal accountability and the need for inner moral judgment. It frames conscience as essential even when a spouse agrees with one’s actions.
Ripon Wisconsin May 29 The list of entries for the Central Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic meet to be held May 31 was completed yesterday with 27 schools and 167 athletes named. The Ripon meet is described as the biggest in the northwest this year, even larger than the Madison state meet.
Durand Wisconsin reports the organize Durand club with Dr A A Peck as president. The group plans its first shoot in early June for a Dupont trophy while locals note a quip about price and cigars in the period prose.
An image of Borowell as a striking figure circulates in local chatter. Wagg jokes about the extent of his impact, prompting light speculation on his influence and stature in the community.
Wausau defeated Madison 7 to 0 led by Lang who hurled a superb game. Fox added a solid performance for Wausau as the Lumberjacks built a decisive margin with timely hits and defensive plays. Scoring featured two base hits by Schaub and Vorpagel for Madison.
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