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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
3
The Lacrosse Tribune publishes sworn detailed August 1908 circulation figures showing a total papers printed of 16,341 with extra sample copies excluded. The document records an average of 6,341 copies.
A broad collection of editorials surveys Wisconsin and national reactions to senatorial primaries and party shifts. Observers cite Jenkins defeat, Tawney campaigns, and the role of primaries in shaping future senators amid calls for probing fraud and party realignment.
The presidential nominee Taft praised Sen. Joseph B. Foraker for past support while Foraker said he would back Taft for the presidency this year. Both spoke at Toledo during the G A R parade in a diplomatical, strengthening exchange.
The Spotlights Checkers engagement at the La Crosse theater next Thursday Sept 10 draws strong audience approval. Reviewers note the cast delivers clean cut performances with Hans Robert as the title role and Helen Ormsbee as leading lady, praising the humor, pace, and human interest of the racing drama.
Three bumper houses at the Bijou showcase a varied program with acts from handcuff expert H Dilgers and Miss La Verne to the Mitchells cross patch medley and Miss Alva York from London. Frank Petrich and the four Lincolns cap the night with song, comedy, and a baseball film about the Giants and White Sox.
In a quiet coastal scene, Vida Romer vows independence with Phil Calmont while Dr. Hugh Calmont weighs Romer’s fate. Dick Finnan devises a plan to spot Phil emerging from pines as Billy Bryan and Dick discuss Molly Molloy and a hinted reunion.
The text touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a long popular square-deal remedy with printed ingredients and no alcohol. It claims superior curative qualities for weak stomach liver and blood conditions and contrasts it with fads that vanish. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women and Pleasant Pellets as a mild liver pill, noting enduring trust and easy dosing.
The poem traces a character named Bill through a string of failed schemes from airships to motor boats to goats then bees and law. It ends with his demise from appendicitis as he quips that he scores at last before being petered out.
Lady Duff-Gordon recalls a New York dining visit to Chinatown guided by Chuck Connors and notes language barriers and unfamiliar sights. The Yorksh ire visitor is barred from London's museum on a closed day because a mummy died that week, sparking a witty exchange.
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