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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
9
A clipped report notes Delirious CEE returning with head pain and tingling. Nerves are stretched by ongoing exhaustion and poor sleep, worsening overall condition and prompting concern among caretakers.
A letter from England describes a girl fifteen named Adelanees who suffered a chest eruption months ago. The affected skin worsened with thickened scales spreading to the head, causing pain and requiring treatment with Cuthura Ointment. The writer notes healing progress and gratitude.
The Wisconsin Telephone Company notes that managers welcome criticisms and analyze any issues brought to attention. Although internal service may be excellent, public perception can differ, so the company emphasizes promptly addressing defects when the public informs them. High call volumes mean delays may occur after a call is made.
Boston audiences packed the theater for the revival of Miss Flor as its lead. The Boston Herald praises the production for its dramatic impact and the cast's performance spurring a standing ovation after the fourth act. The show, titled Bere coats with Miss Flor, is slated to open November 29 with Flor in the title role.
Miss Lottie Blair Parker presents Under Southern Skies at the La Crosse theater on Sunday November 22 featuring authentic plantation life in the south. The author, famed for Way Down East and Under Southern Skies, showcases detailed character drawing with a hot headed colonel and a courteous southern gentleman amid vivid southern setting.
The Virginian comes to the La Crosse theater on Friday Nov 27 with W S Hart and Frank Campeau in a Kirke La Shelle production. The review praises Wister and the Wyoming tale as a vivid western drama with strong characters and scenic effects.
The Bijou theatre packed last night for a double bill of amateurs. Ray Harris opened with free hand drawing of famous figures, doing well though prints and crayon work could have improved it. Harris & McKinney performed a light hearted burnt cork act mocked by stage effects, drawing mixed audience reaction. Madame Violet closed the program with a colorature vocal turn, greeted by a strong ovation.
The Bijou theater drew a riot of applause at the close of the prima donna's first song. Encores triggered a French themed number that thrilled the audience. Manager Koppelberger secured the popular act for vaudeville, while Dan Robby, a well known blackface comedian, guests in the lobby and set to open December 14 for a week. The Hanahan Trio, Gingers from Jamaica, rest briefly after Minnesota and North Dakota engagements before joining the Inter-State Circuit next week with major acts to follow.
University of Chicago astronomy professors will testify in the case of Russian extradition suspect Christian Rudovitz. They are to address whether bright moonlight aided recognition in the alleged murder, a point his friends dispute. The matter is before U S Commissioner Foote.
A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine testifies that Bucklen's Arnica Salve has never failed to cure sores boils ulcers or burns and has saved many a doctor bill. The product sells for 25 cents at O T Erhart's drug store.
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