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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
7
A father recounts his baby's ordeal with a severe eczema attack described as the worst in 40 years. Blood oozed over her body requiring silk wrapping and pillow transport, yet the child is now perfectly cured.
Testimonial from James Jith of Buena Vista Virginia describing a baby born two weeks early and mother dying at birth. He recounts months of skin failure, multiple doctors, and reliance on Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with dramatic recovery after extensive use. The letter cites eight cakes of soap and three ointment boxes and notes the old doctor deemed it the worst case in forty years.
A reader notes discord between Mrs Neared and Charles over yard work. The exchange hints at Charles avoiding the lawn mower while rumors of turf involvement circulate. The dialogue suggests tension in a neighborhood or family setting without identifying a broader incident.
Angela touts consistent use of Gold Medal Flour with a memorable line about doing it all the time. The ad emphasizes reliability and routine in baking.
A listing of services across St. Pauls Universalist First Church of Christ Scientist Peoples Sunday School Spiritualist Church Methodist Episcopal Emanuel Church Norwegian Lutheran English Lutheran West Avenue M E Westminster Presbyterian City Mission First Presbyterian German Baptist First Baptist Y M C A Y W C A Episcopal Christchurch German Methodist First Congregational and other congregations. Services span mornings and evenings with sermons Sunday schools prayer meetings and youth activities.
Acting Attorney General said the government will appeal within sixty days from the Philadelphia circuit court of appeals decision declaring the commodity clause unconstitutional. DOJ officials express confidence the Supreme Court will overturn the ruling, citing recent analogous decisions, though some senators opposed the clause as then presented.
An advertisement offers a home cure for piles using a new absorption treatment. Readers are asked to send their address to Mrs. M. Summers in Notre Dame Indiana for immediate relief and a free trial sample with local references upon request. No payment required.
Medical ad claims most cases come from chronic constipation. It promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a gentle cure that stimulates the liver and bowels. It says the syrup is mild, non nauseating, and free of griping warnings readers to refuse substitutes.
Washington Sept 12 Officers of the United States forest service assert that losses from forest fires could fund naval expansion by redirecting timber resources to shipbuilding and coastal defense efforts. The proposal links fire prevention gains to military readiness amid growing security concerns.
Officials estimate this year's forest fires will cause losses running into many millions across the country. They expect season end figures to give approximate totals and note that if all burned timber could be cashed, it would fund a sizable navy.
William J. Bryan arrived in Wheeling West Virginia at 3 pm and left at midnight for Cumberland Maryland. He spoke at a county organization meeting with ex Governor Jennings of Florida. He visited the Wheeling fair and gave a lengthy wharf meeting address.
A man aboard a Dayton train is accused of killing a baby, shocking commuters and triggering a homicide inquiry. Police cordon the scene as investigators seek witnesses and motive.
A three month old male baby was found along the Big Four railroad tracks near the city. Marks on the body indicate it was pushed through a toilet of a passenger coach. A woman with a child boarded the 7 PM Thursday train, later identified by a station employer as the same infant. The infant wore little clothing and expensive textiles were present on the body.
An advertisement proclaims Foleys Kidney Cure will cure any kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine. Quoted by Q. T. Erhart, the claim emphasizes wide effectiveness and confidence in the product.
London Sept 12 Cardinal Gibbons will travel to Ireland on Tuesday and depart for the United States on October 1 aboard the Caronia.
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