Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Medical Writers
Leading medical writers and teachers from all schools endorse Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak stomach dyspepsia catarrhal stomach liver disease and chronic bowel ailments. The formula, claimed safe with no poisonous drugs, uses glycerine extracts of native roots and is described as safe and reliable. A booklet of endorsements is promised by mail from Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
T Medical
Golden Medical Discovery
Nest
Buffalo
Prominent Man Explains Issues and Interests in Politics
A speaker denounces trusts and parasitic wealth, cites Morgan, Harriman, and Havemeyer as shaping policy, and argues Taft is favored by big financiers while Bryan would threaten their power. The piece notes concerns over judges and the judiciary as a key battleground, with references to Aldrich and La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Trust Company
Wall Street
Havemeyers
Sugar Trust
America
Morgan, Armour, Harriman
Rockefeller
Havemeyer and Company
Roosevelt
Bryan
United States Senate
Aldrich
Gore
A la Follette
Root
Knox
Arthur Pugh Gorman
Maryland
Senator Bailey
Texas
Penrose
Dalzell
la Follette
Teddy
Parker
Taft
Great Corporation Lawyers of
East
Thomas F. Ryan
Taft Tooth and Nail
Henry H. Rogers
E. H. Harriman
John D
William H. Taft
Senate
Bailey
Robert M. la Follette
William J. Bryan
Thomas W. Lawson
Debs
Hisgen
Thomas
Wisconsin
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Beauty and Bad Breath and a Political Card
A pamphlet style piece argues foul breath harms social prospects, touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure, and urges readers to buy. It then shifts to a political column praising Bryan and La Follette, criticizing Standard Oil and moneyed interests, urging independent voters to back reform.
Old Heads defeat Young Fellows in crossbats 8 to 7
In McGregor Iowa the Old Heads beat the Young Fellows 8 to 7 in a close cross bat game. Duffer and Brennan pitched for the Old Heads while Kraner and Gray started for the Young Fellows. Community notes include visits, moves, and local items.
Genoa Community Notices Highlight Local Moves And Injuries
A. A. Zytkoskee has building painted. Miss Mary Kaine visited Miss Gerry Franzini then returned to Lansing Ta. John Trussoni moved to a farm bought from Wm Page. James Laylan moved into Trussoni’s former house. Freddy Berra injured hand last Sunday.
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A. A. Zytkoskee
Mary Kaine
Gerry Franzini
Lansing
John Trussoni
Wm. Page
James Laylan
Freddy Berra
Notable residents and visitors visit La Crosse area
John Franzini is installing siding on his house at St. Francis hospital in La Crosse. John Kroner of La Crosse and W. H. Foege of Chicago fished here with Thos. Latimer and F. Morelli last Thursday. Mrs. Chas. Elgar came to see her ailing sister. Charles Ott moved his houseboat to La Crosse to cut brush. Jos. Corti Jr. returned home from St. Francis hospital. Mrs. Marcia Carpenter of Biloxi is visiting. Henry Shergan arrived from Pierre. Mrs. Hutson traveled to De Soto to visit her very sick mother. Burt Clements family and Miss Adams went to Victory by launch. Carl Monti attends Pinono College in Milwaukee. Mrs. Marcus Hansen of La Crosse visits relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Duffer
Brennan
Kraner
Gray
Wm. Quigley
Elkader
J. C. Parnell
Postville
Martha Richards
Jaynes
Regina
Leo Brennan
Wm. Dornbach
State College
Ames
G. F. Freeman
Chicago
Milwaukee
Rev
Cleveland
Ossian
A. A. Horning
Waukon
Ladies’ Industrial Society
Cronnur
Gid Townsend
Charles Kramer
O. R. R. Hill
Kramer
William Pearsall
New York City
Columbia University
Lester Johnson
J. A. Ramage
Carl Emerson
Pierre
Herman Kossack
Harry Giese
Frank Larabee
Clermont
Lydia Theviot
Felber
Monona
Lena Walsh
John Franzini
John Kroner
la Crosse
W. H. Foege
Thos. Latimer
F. Morelli
Chas. Elgar
Charles Ott
Jos. Corti, Jr
St. Francis Hospital
Marcia Carpenter
Biloxi
Miss
Henry Shergan
Pierre, S. D
Hutson
de Soto
Burt Clements
Miss Adams
Victory
Carl Monti
Pinono College
Wis
Marcus Hansen
Literary and Musical Program at Westminster Church
A literary and musical program will be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church next Tuesday evening featuring a piano solo by Lila Bigelow a vocal solo by Marion Johnson a recitation by Gertrude Dickens a violin solo by Mayme Foster and a recitation by Isabel Van Loon.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lila Bigelow
Marion Johnson
Gertrude Dickens
Mayme Foster
Isabel van Loon
School recital program highlights and faculty committee
Vocal solo by Miss Inez Mumford with violin cello and piano. Piano duet by Misses Foster and Bigelow with Li Pee Le John and Lucy Bates. Recitation by Miss Foster and Bigelow. Piano solo by Miss Dickens. Committee of faculty and upper classmen aims to ensure a pleasant social occasion.
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Inez Mumford
Misses Foster
Bigelow Li Pee le John
Lucy Bates
Bigelow
Miss Dickens
John Bates
Appleton Plans Day For Class Fight Holiday Proposal
Plan day to curb vicious class scraps to be supervised by a committee. President Plantz announced the event aims to channel rival freshmen and sophomores energies into a supervised holiday in a few weeks. Also includes reader testimonial praising Foley's Honey and Tar for hay fever and summer cold relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Plantz
A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Double Wedding Theme Sparks Lighthearted Phrase
A playful note suggests a double wedding as a clever pairing of two couples. The quip frames marriage as a blend of two unions into one event, reflecting social humor of the era.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvard
Lempoon
Stuart
Canada
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Ard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Mcgregor, Iowa
Genoa News
St. Francis Hospital At
Hebberd’s Drug Store
Fourth & Main
Heil’s Shoe Store
Young’s Drug Store
Third & Main
Peter Newburg
Pearl Street
Lacrosse
T. H. Spence
E. M. Wing
Geo. H. Ray
C.S. van Auken
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