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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
7
Readable fragments describe a sports event where Eat Divide Crld Beater played in all parts against Globe. The brief notes indicate a competitive match with observable effort and multiple play segments across the game. Further specifics like teams, scores, or dates are not provided in the fragments.
The Moody Miller drama The Great Divide gains European acclaim with Lisbon and London performances. Reports from Sydney and Madrid note enthusiastic reception as the American production travels abroad. The play's American themes of regional contrast and love bridge divisions, promising many further productions. A prize hat giveaway accompanies the opening night.
A fragmented ad copy promises a home treatment for protruding piles with a supposed permanent cure at no cost. It urges readers to write to a box address for further instructions and mentions providing locality references if asked.
Enthusiastic opening in Garrick second week for Fitch style farce Girls With a witty script and sparkling lines the cast delivers strong performances. Leads Pame la Vi Kate draw affection with Lucile Ethel Terry Suzette Jackson, while Northrup Gray Loot Locke excel in male roles.
Local readers are told of a Saturday appearance by Cowboy Girl with strong praise for her realistic portrayal. The notice emphasizes excitement and anticipation for the event.
An ex police chief recounts years of heart trouble and nervousness improved after swapping coffee for Postum. He notes better sleep and regained ability to write by hand after weeks, attributing his recovery to the beverage and endorsing the product with a promotional tone.
The Grace Hayward company revisits La Crosse after a weather driven mixup. The program Sunday includes The Devil in evening show paired with The Norwoods, and The Defaulter melodrama in the afternoon with all vaudeville acts changed and both performances at one admission price.
A humorous show titled Brown's in Town comes to the La Crosse theater on October 25. The act blends comedy and lighthearted performance in a regional entertainment listing.
The Lion and the Mouse will be seen at the La Crosse theater on Oct 30 Friday. Henry B. Harris presents Charles Klein drama with top players from two companies for strong, thorough interpretation. Reported as the best company yet seen for this production.
Racine Wisconsin October 10 Thomas Mahr aged 58 longtime resident and timer was found guilty of entering the saloon of Supervisor Harry Miller and stealing 34 dollars. Judge Smieding sentenced him to 18 months in the state prison at Waupun. In the infant department the floor walker has to carry a baby.
A saying notes that a man’s poor character increases the faith his wife places in him. It reflects on household opinions and moral judgments within marriage.
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