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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1908
Page
2
A health warning touts kidney disease as a hidden danger linked to heart failure pneumonia and apoplexy. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming quick cures and free samples from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
The Wisconsin Telephone Company extends access to about thirty thousand stations owned by various rivals, creating a unified statewide system. The arrangement benefits small lines through toll access and boosts local service for Wisconsin customers, expanding long distance facilities for patrons and connecting companies alike.
A compact critique notes neighbors faults require self control when speaking of them. It contrasts a stingy man who favors self-praise over charitable reputations. It adds a wry remark about weather men never being spoiled by success.
Jungbluth and Tiedeman lead Lacrosse as the team gears up for a Sparta matchup. The players are sharpening drills and team cohesion, aiming to build momentum for a tough upcoming test.
Dr Charles McCarthy selects an all western team emphasizing open style play from Chicago Wisconsin and Illinois. He notes kickers open field runners fast backs and skilled passers as essential, aiming for a balanced unit rather than individual stars.
TRAFFIC through Chicago sports briefs report Packie McFarland back from the East where he recently defeated Tommy Murphy. He will stay in Chicago a few days before heading to New York again, with plans to meet Murphy soon. Other items note Yale may change coaching, Margery Perkins and William Alexander Stuart wed in Coffeyville, and Tommy McGee retires from racing selling Anne McGee and Marine.
Free Pyramid Pile Cure ad promising pile treatment with testimonials and a free trial by mail. It invites readers to send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co for a no obligation trial package from Marshall Michigan.
In Marshalltown Iowa Rose Dawson later Mrs R W Hughes married the man who presided over her grand jury indictment fifty years ago. The pair kept the union secret until a pardon reached town for Dawson who stole rings worth $4900 in 1903 and was sent to Anamosa. Hughes then sold his farm and left the state.
Madison Wisconsin November 24 Foot ball Manager Jelinek said Saturdays game would net about 12000 to be divided between Chicago and Wisconsin. This cure funds shortfall and places Wisconsin athletics on a sound financial footing. This season shows a contrast to last year with a net earnings of only 18. Receipts from the Chicago game were about 13000 and attendance is estimated at 11000.
New Haven Conn November 2 Yale and Harvard will divide more than 65 000 from Saturdays game after expenses. Yale from the Princeton game will share about 55 000 after costs. The season’s football surplus could exceed 590 000 with training and stand renewals reducing the amount, but a stadium fund may gain 25 000 to 35 000.
In a night piece the scene sits near the Spanish war era. Characters Hiram Subbubbs and Barnes Tormer discuss borrowed eyes and the mood of the period, reflecting a theatrical dialogue anchored to that historical moment.
The couple celebrates a pardon granted earlier now living near Luray. The article notes relief and new beginnings as they establish residence in the area.
In Duluth Minnesota a ten year dispute from Servia culminated at Alborn when Lazzo Evanich was struck by a lumberman ax. Two blows shattered his skull, four men are suspected but silent. Police say the feud traces to a family quarrel. Evanich remains alive but hopeless.
Ernest Kennedy, escaped from Water Town insane asylum, roams near Fulton across the Mississippi. Clad in torn clothing, he is fearfully pursued as cold weather approaches. Though described harmless, his wild appearance roadside unsettles Hollanders, with an organized hunt planned before winter deepens.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for sore lungs cough and pneumonia germs. Claims to kill cough germs heal the lungs and prevent serious results with a warning about the genuine yellow package from O. T. Erhart.
In a December American Magazine excerpt Mr Dooley humorously comments on John D as a “jolly, rollicking old soul.” He savors an adventurous autobiography filled with rivals, loopholes, and peril, noting the subject’s humanity and ignorance of wrong, inviting readers to judge for themselves.
A busy man stops before an office building and leaps from his carriage. An ambitious urchin offers to hold the horse, but is refused as the man worries the horse might run away or fall down while he covers the animal with a blanket.
A gypsy, freed from detention, describes being jailed for finding a horse. The friend questions the charge, but the tale explains the horse was found before the owner lost it, normalizing the quirky incident in a humorous anecdote from Every body's Magazine.
Pazo Ointment guarantees to cure any case of itching, bleing, protruding or bleeding piles in 6 to 14 days with money back. The ad also promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder disorders and vitality restoration.
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