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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
8
A female author promises a free ten day home treatment for leucorrhoea, menstrual problems, and related female ailments. She alleges quick, safe cures without doctors and offers to mail instructions and a companion manual to any reader who sends name and address.
A Stubborn Cinderella by Hough Adams and Howard plays at La Crosse theatre on Wednesday November 4. The show has set many records at the Princess theatre in Chicago with strong advance seat sales and high demand for seats. Cast includes Marguerite Keeler Grace Edmund Homer B. Mason Jack Raffeal Lincoln Plumer Harry Pauli. Songs include Whats the Use The First Kiss of the Last Girl You Loved If Theyd Only Left Poors Rib Alone Dont Teach Me to Swim Alone. Seats ready Monday morning.
A concise reflection notes many dislike postponing favors that could be done today, urging prompt kindness and consideration. It highlights that timely help strengthens community ties and reduces future burden.
Miss Florence Roberts arrives at the La Crosse theatre with a strong supporting company to perform The House of Bondage on Friday November 6. The famed actress, beloved for emotional roles, leads a cast including Arthur Forrest Thurlowd Bergen Kent Bosworth Harry Gibbs Ann Warrington and Mary Bertrand. The accompanying Follies of 1907 musical revue features lively music and dancers, described as the crowd-pleasing attraction of the week.
A historical notice promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains claiming a cure in less than a week when used as directed. It states sprains normally disable for a month or more and praises prompt relief and efficacy.
A Cowboy’s Girl with vivid western life scenes and sixteen major tableaux opens at the La Crosse Theatre Thursday November 5th. The play features Jack Sutton as a chivalrous cowboy and Nell the Cowboy’s Girl, with a cast including Florence Moore, Ross Snow, Mason, Navarre, Glocker, Jaffe and Du Ball in a lively melodrama of the Lone Star State.
La Crosse audiences will see the Hungarian drama The Devil tomorrow at the theatre. Producer Barnes brings a Vienna version staged by William Robinson with an ideal cast. The play centers on the moral testing of a couple as the devil uses a gold coin as a symbol of lost love.
An advertisement claims kidney trouble leaves people weak and exhausted and promises Foley's Kidney Remedy will restore health and vitality. The testimonial cites O. T. Erhart and urges refusing any other remedy.
A southern minister, reading weekly notices, forgets a Ladies’ Society meeting. He apologizes for the lapse then resumes the closing hymn. The quip leads to a humorous reflection on his own absentmindedness as the sermon ends.
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