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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
2
Suffering since childhood with recurring piles and skin sores, J. H. Henderson of Hopkinton New York reports cutting relief after using Cuticura Preparations. He used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills daily for about a month to restore health and continues to rely on the remedies.
A lighthearted exchange questions a purported discovery of a new Australian bird species with four legs. The husband quips politicians use the trait to stand on both sides of the fence, delivering a witty aside on public figures.
The report notes a win by the Sox over the Tigers amid a day of varied results across leagues. It mentions La Crosse's last chance games and other regional standings with multiple city matchups and scores from yesterday and today.
Baseball scores show the Cubs defeating the Reds and the Sox beating the Tigers. New York and Pittsburgh won, with National League and American League games across Chicago New York Boston Pittsburgh Detroit Philadelphia Washington Cleveland and Rockford La Crosse.
Robert Leroy of New York defeated Nat Emerson of Cincinnati in straight sets to defend the tri state title. Leroy swept all games in the first set and won the second 6 2 before taking the third 6 4. Martha Kinsey of Cincinnati won the women’s title by beating Marjorie Dodd after Sutton defaulted. Emerson and Hunt won the men’s doubles. Little and H McLaughlin won the mixed doubles.
Crutcher and Brown lead Crutcher and Brown and Theobald and Laughlin to a victory in St Paul as batteries deliver standout performances in a compact score update.
A witty exchange after a supper outing features a poet praising a woman's eyes as those of a startled fawn while a companion jokes about an ostrich like appetite. The remark reflects lively dialogue and social humor from the scene.
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