University Extends Practical Electric Course to Workers
The University Extension Division at the University of Wisconsin promotes practical correspondence study for workers in electric engineering. It links shipyards, shops, and factories with university laboratories, aiming to deepen understanding of electrical principles and open pathways to formal study or improved on the job performance.
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University Extansaton
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Debating societies aided by university extension bureau
The Wisconsin University Extension Department helps debating societies with resources and training to study public questions. An article from the Hoston Herald discusses that university support is informational, not opinionated, and points readers to pamphlets and references on topics like initiative and referendum, election of senators, postal savings, woman suffrage, and proportional representation.
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Wisconsin
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Cregon
University Extends Wisconsin Extension Division to Educate Engineers
Wisconsin University Extension Division praised by a Wiss const haven group for boosting education and professional growth among stationary engineers. The resolution urges state legislators to promote and fund extension work, emphasizing correspondence instruction and public awareness to lift civic and economic welfare.
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Denver
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University of Wisconsin
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Training for Traction Engineers Training for Traction
The University of Wisconsin Extension Division now teaches practical knowledge of traction engines at home. The course covers operation safety economy and related machinery used in rural and highway work. It aims to equip men with the ability to read write and understand plain English papers on engine studies.
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University of Wisconsin
University’ Extension Division
Thanksgiving in Paris at M Blancs hotel
An eight person New York Globe contributor recalls a rare American Thanksgiving in Paris ten years ago at M Blancs hotel. The proprietor hosted guests with invitations for ex guests, welcomed an American governess and a Parisian guest, and staged a vivid feast with plum pudding, brandy, and a dramatic dessert that made diners feel back in America.
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America
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Devoiselle Americaine Pool
Paris
Pote
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M- Blanc
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The Athletes Dinner Riffed Through De Style
The item mocks an athletic Thanksgiving gathering with playful jabs about Farranta guests and Guobusta remarks. A quirky exchange suggests a dinner scene where a turkey is humorously described as struck with a golf club and stuffed with balls.
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Guobusta
Tramps Targeted: Fond du Lac Plans Hunger In Winter
Fond du Lac authorities propose a hard winter plan for tramps. Hobos found within the city limits will receive bread and water plus hard labor. The county workhouse superintendent is paid a fixed $1,200 yearly salary and must board prisoners, leaving little room for luxuries.
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Fond du Lac County
Fond du Lac
Hobo
LaFollette to launch weekly paper early January
Senator Robert M. LaFollette will debut a new weekly newspaper in the first week of January. F W McKenzie, managing editor, said initial plans are set for a 16 page issue about 9 1 2 by 12 inches, with 50 000 to 400 000 copies to be issued at start as subscriptions come in. Also offered for sale is a five acre tract with house and barn at a platted city area, suitable for greenhouse or tract farming, in good condition, contact P A Williams in Laemle building Anaq.
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F. W. McKenzie
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Acress
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Case and Johnson Livery Move to New Barn on South Central
Case and Johnson liverymen relocate to a new barn on South Central avenue offering a fine line of rigs and a funeral hearse. Orders for coats and other items are taken at 110 South Maple Street Marshfield Fuel Co. Phone 132.
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Marshfield Fuel Co
Iid
Marked for Death and Restorative Claims
An old medicine testimonial recounts a grave-yard cough case cured by Dr King s New Discovery and notes weight gain after treatment. The ad promotes Sexton Bros for coughs and pneumonia prevention, with a trial bottle free. Additional items include Dr Shoop s Restorative claims and a joke about race papers from Chicago Tribune and Baltimore American humor.
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Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Electric Bitters Promised Relief In Malaria And Liver Troubles
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria stomach complaints and run down conditions. W C Kiestler of Halliday Ark attests to its benefits, claiming purified blood, steadier nerves, and renewed vigor with a 50 cent price. The note promises refunds if it fails.
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Halliday
Ark
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Doctor Turbin Offers Cure For Various Rectal Ailments
A historical notice invites patients with rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles and other rectal diseases to consult Dr Turbin. He claims to explain his curing method and promises safe quick and permanent results with reasonable charges and no consultation fee. He targets those dissatisfied with prior treatment and asserts a tailored cure is possible.
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Jewell
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Conner Co
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Opera House
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