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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
13
The article states dandruff is a contagious disease caused by a microbe and a precursor to itching scalp hair loss and baldness. It claims curing dandruff requires killing the germ and warns neglect worsens scalp injury as long as hair remains.
The ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only safe and effective cure to kill the dan druff germ and prevent scalp infection. It emphasizes safety and satisfactory results as the remedy.
The ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as a dandruff germ killer and claims hair will grow as nature intended after continued use. It implies remarkable results with regular application.
The notice advertises Herpicide samples priced 50c and 1.00 with a 10c stamp request to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit Michigan. It cites Food and Drugs Act approval dated June 30 1906 and lists Hoeschler Bros as special agents with applications at barbershops.
Continuation from page 12 presents a biographical sketch of a central figure, detailing early life, notable achievements, and influence within the community. It highlights career milestones, social impact, and lasting legacy shaping local history.
In a tense political plot, Mayor Bennett faces pressure from Horrigan and Wainwright over a franchise bill. Bennett, defending his public duty, vetoes the measure despite bribe threats and personal entanglements involving Dallas Wainwright. The climax unfolds at the Carrolton hotel and city hall as Roberts resists bribery and Bennett’s integrity prevails.
The third act realism reaches high in The Volunteer Organist set for late October at the La Crosse theater. A church scene features real pews altar collection boxes and a church organ built especially for the production.
Local playgoers celebrate the La Crosse theatre management securing Olga Nethersole for one performance on December 2. Maude Fealy appears in The Stronger Sex with Sarah Truax in The Snider's Web, Florence Roberts in a new play The Alaskan.
Amiel J. Back of Sioux City executor for William Back's estate accuses Mrs Raeeke Johnson Back, the late man's stepmother and widow, of an alleged void marriage that would grant her a one third share of the fifty thousand dollar Holstein estate. Back, a son by William Back’s first wife, filed the sensational charge claiming the marriage to Mrs Johnson was invalid.
Burlington In Oct 4 coroner's inquest disputes Mrs Hathaway claim that a tramp killed her son by tying him to a fence post. It finds she left children unattended and the boy may have scorched himself with matches. Frank Williams, held in Monmouth, is released.
A public official endorses inland waterways beyond mere amusements, echoing President Roosevelt’s stance on their broader utility and strategic value.
A London naval officer, aged and bald, responds to a junior's question about his hair with a sharp retort. He implies that years of subordinates stepping over him have left him bald, a joke recounted in London Punch.
Two physicians debate whether to amputate two or three fingers after a hand injury. They decide not to quarrel over a small matter, illustrating humorous exchanges from Nos Loisirs and Translated for Transatlantic Tales.
A humorous ad notes that appendicitis is caused by constipation and liver torpor. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as regulators of the liver and bowel habits, priced 25 cents at O T Erhart’s drug store. It also jokes about house parties involving architects and carpenters.
The dialogue notes a packed arena after a recent basketball game. Hamm recalls a dunk at Squee last week and says every seat was filled. Fatt agrees, suggesting fans got their money’s worth.
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