Wisconsin Cheese Makers Unite Form Southern Union
Swiss birth or descent men form a Southern Wisconsin cheese makers union. At a Monroe meeting in 1907 officers were chosen including President Ernest Paull and Vice President Jacob Mudler. About 180 members exist with nearly 100 present at the founding. The group aims to improve the dairy industry and exclude incompetent makers, conducting proceedings in Swiss.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Unio
Ernest. Paull
Jacob Mudler
Jordan
Fred Blumer
Darlington
Carl Kvettner
Jacob Schruter
Green County
Chatae
Gottlieb Lory
Jacob Miiehner
Umburger
Gottfried Steinman
Summer sessions adopted by normal ad hoc Regents
Whitewater region boards commit to summer school policy. The Wastewater Normal School began in 1899 with a five week summer session, dropped after two years for lack of warrant, and this year approved funding of 1 800 from Oshkosh plus 1 000 each from Superior and Whitewater.
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Whitewater
Board of Normal Adhoc? Regents
Oshkash
Superior
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Waterville Proprieter
Mrs A Moore, proprietor of a Waterville restaurant, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her year and a half of kidney trouble with backache and headaches. She notes relief after a few doses and calls the pills wonderful. Sold by all dealers, 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Woman Keeper Ida Lewis Surpasses Life-Saving Record
Ida Lewis, longtime keeper of Lime Island lighthouse near Newport, Rhode Island, celebrated fifty years in the post. Renowned for courage, she is credited with saving 42 lives, many in extreme danger, and earned the position after her father's death. She stands as a pioneering and efficient lighthouse keeper and one of the few women in such a role.
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Ida Lewis
Lime Island
Newport
R. T
Limesland Lghthouse
Lewis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Samen
Miss Rose Moorn
W. 26Th St
N.Y
Mrs. Pinkham
Thia
Lydia Bs. Pinkham
Spring Blood Tonic and Sheep Raising in Australia
A mixed column item discusses a home remedy blood tonic combining dandelion extract and sarsaparilla, touting kidney cleansing and a spring detox. It then shifts to Australia’s sheep industry, noting Argentina leads with 92,000,000 sheep, Australia 72,000,000, and Russia 70,000,000, with droughts affecting stocks since 1891 and gains since 1903. It also mentions German socialist Bert Weber as a prominent, self-educated orator in Germany.
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Cme
Australia
Argentina
Russia
Bert Weber
Bebel
de Aldés
Grape-Nuts as a Health Aid and Meat Substitute
A conservative Mass woman praises Grape-Nuts as a versatile diet choice over coffee and meat. She details five years of use for the young and aged, noting calmer nerves, better health, and easing rheumatic troubles when served dry with cream and a cup of hot water with fruit for breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Births And Deaths And Animals At Church In Peru
Births noted in New York City and deaths frequent in the state, while Peru reports animals blessed at All Souls Day service. Pigs goats cattle and poultry roam the Peru church as seats are removed for a domestic gathering before monks receive the offerings.
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New York
New York City
Peru
Queer Idea of Chinese Social Attitudes Toward Epidemics
The South China Post quotes a modern Chinese view of foreigners handling contagious patients. It describes removing the sick to a hidden room, washing with lime water, and isolating them by immobilizing and evicting families. It condemns the practice, suggesting extreme hostility and calls for drastic measures.
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Ilinga
South China Post
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News OF Wisconsin
Cheese Makers Unite
Whitewater Normal School
Wits
Babe
Slevans Point
Jichl
Rosnit
Portise
Mra
Rienarsikt
Tuuse
le Busbend
Teo
Stejious
Shemale
Ann Dureymenn
Utetras
Ar Roe
Urls City
Beloit College
Appleton
Arthur TB. Fish
Lexington
Beloit
Ripon
Lawrence University
Deéring
Frank OC. Deering
Lortonville
Memphis
Tenoc
Deering
Wuham Deering
Fox
Marinette
Green Bay
J. J. Fox
Rome
Fr. Loghman
Charles B. Fiest
Abnor Smith
Union
St. Paul's
Frederick 8. Pontold
Quincy
Soldering Iron
Milwaukens
Joseph Lenvert
Arthur J. Dudge
Hometh
Putnam
Ealers
Lewis’ Factory
Peotia
State of
S. Qlatted
le Roy
Carey
Buch
F. J. Cheevy & Co
Tuleio, O
Mercury
Te Takun Falorumy
Ha Apatem
Beying
Toltddy
Fr. Chevey & Cotree
Price
Rose Moore
Brash
Wev
Alabastine Company
Grotd Rapids
San Antonio
Cornee | Christi
Brownsville
Chicago
St. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Todian
St Louis
Southwest
M, K
Anileak
Gacing Cavalry
ST. George General
Saint Laws
W. Smith, Morthers
Marquette Bldg
III
Genyina
Ely
Ely Brothers
Werren Street
W. L. Douglas
W L. Doulas
Axpart
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
Sina Protection
Atwrenn
D.C
Aragden
AL Chicas
Cleveland
Detroit
Seero
Morton
Maan
Arwold
Hock Ford
Illinois
California
Boeriliaris
Lea Gilsddle Electric Wing
Walshe F. Calersany Patetay
Wabhinetens D. C
Park
Louisville & Nashville
Louisville, KY
Canadian West
Western
Canada
Superintendent OF Immigration
Quana
Broughton
Ill
W. HH. Rogers
Traction Terminal
Indianapolis
Currie
Callahan Block
Mawankee
Wis
Security Gall
SALVE
Gene Rou
Washington
Columbia River
Barly
GurShallow Waters
Suhar Bert
Ae Falfa
Prulband Whrustind
PABM
TUB , Nell'land and
Duan CO
Gurdon Uy. Kap
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