Chinese students at Wisconsin and boxing indemnity system
Chinese students educated in America under the Boxer Indemnity Fund pursue diverse courses at the University of Wisconsin. The program selects from thousands, sending about 400 annually, with many engineers and social science majors. The piece notes progress in China, changing schedules for a Milwaukee drug show, new corporate filings, mushroom society gathering, and a university year opening with new faculty hires.
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America
Madleon
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Cotega
China
United States
Washington
Universittus Ue
Chinege
Wisconsin
University Opana
Louis A. Coerne
Harvard University
Howard Lu McBain
Theorge Washington University
R. Scot
Law School
Fred Z. Crawsnaw
College of Engineering
University of Taois
George W. Ehler
Public Athletic League of Baltimore
Charles H. Wilson
Roach
Princeton University
J. Ay Ryster
University of Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Joseph Erlanger
Edward J. Ward
Ftochester
University Extension Division
Frederick L. Paxton
University of Michigan
F. J. Turener
Thomas K. Wurdald
Washington Lee University
Chester Lloyd- Jones
Comes
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Pain Relief
An Iowa testimonial urges early kidney care to prevent dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease. Mrs J R Hayes of Anatomeeza reports severe pain, swelling, and reliance on crutches before Dean's Kidney Pills restored function. Sold for 59 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo New York.
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Dean
J. R. Hayes
Anatmeeza
Iowa
Foster Milburn Co
Bufato
Wisconsin Soo Line officials tour on special train
Portage Wisconsin Soo Line officials including E F Potter General Superintendent W S Stout and T B McDowell and S A Davis of Western Express tour the Soo Line route to discuss management changes set for January 1. National Express to be succeeded by Western Express under Soo Road direction. Milwaukee Adolph Millner sentenced to three years in Waupun state prison for robbing Grace Mille Grace at Prospect Avenue home. He pleaded guilty before Judge Backus and argued reform. judge tempered with claim that time in and out of trouble stains a life.
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Portage
E. F. Potter
Wisconsin
W. 8. Stout
5. A. Davis
Western Express Company
National Xpress Company
Soo Road
Milwaukee
Adolph Millner
Waupun
Backus
Mise Grace
Merrill
Prospect Avenue
Millner
Caise
Calppewa Falls
Charles Hottmar
Merrilan
Wik
Omaha Linn
Elty
Fle
Wis Folgen
Hutt
Appleton
United States
Alexander Conkey
Cathidite Tolelerk
Outilamie
Mme Grace
Wanka@sua
Tkeguk Ear
Ensinger
Duo Lac
George Engelhorn
Nine Yertold
Abraham Engelhorn
North Fond du Lac
Madison
Bergh
Bank of Wilton
Wilson
Croix County
Capital
Frank (. Jackson
G. W. la Painte, Jr
Matlin Flodes
Farmers’ State Bank
Nelson
New Richmond
Lesile Glover
Ban Claire
G. A. Wright
Cloud
William H. Wright
Wright
Estella
Stewartville
Minn
A. C Willame
Glenwood
Bistop Fox
Green Bay
Puther Durnin
St. Rose Church
Oshkosh
Harvey Ziebell
J. J. McKone Auto. Company
Fox River
Baby's Skin Torture Relief by Cuticura Remedies
A parent from Atchison Kan describes a seven month skin ailment in a child misdiagnosed as Jereme. After six months with three doctors the condition worsened, causing sleepless nights. Using Cuticura Remedies, the child recovered fully over a year and a half with no relapse. An appeal to other parents to consider Cuticura.
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Jereme
Atchison
Europe
Cuticura
John Leason
Atchison St
Atchison, Kan
Oct
Flirting With Fashion In The Millinery Review
Flirting With Fashion shows how innate fashion sense shapes buying for the millinery trade. The piece notes consumer uncertainty in accepting distributor lines, with buying subdued due to confidence fluctuations, contrasting prosperity or adversity as not influencing millinery business.
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Loyse
Millinery
Pleasant Place to Prosper Ad Prompting Investment
Editor readers urged to invest in a California irrigated tract offering water rights, low maintenance costs, and multiple fruit crops. The copy promises high profits and living opportunities with emphasis on climate, gardens, and a rich harvest, urging inquiries to Hy Ja Hollister & Co. in Pittsburgh.
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Securioy
Kudu
Secramento Valley
California
Wrine
Entiuaiagu
Ja Hollister & Co
Ig Sue Ht
Chicengo
Patri Ave
Pittsburg, Pa
Political Pastry Debate Sparks Classroom Banter
Willie prefers one third of a pie to two sixths, the teacher mocks the math choice. Willie explains he likes the curve of the cut, prompting a sarcastic remark about the reasoning.
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Willie
The Only Way to Win a Fiery Summer Promise
Fragmentary OCR notes present a playful dialogue about affection and engagement with garbled phrases. The text hints at a romance or social exchange where one speaker offers commitment to several others, though the wording is unclear and incomplete.
Young man’s hair inspires locket gift idea
A young woman admires a man’s hair and imagines he hints at gifting a bunch to wear in her locket. The moment blends admiration with a whimsical notion of keepsake jewelry.
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Iglel
Rubbers Vanish At Union Depot In Kansas City
The Kansas City Star reports benches in waiting rooms at Union depot are used for storage. Maids clean at midnight and check under benches for stray bundles. A traveler recalls leaving three pairs of rubbers last January, but the room has been cleaned out many times since, prompting the red cap to concede the city methods beat him.
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Union Depot
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Ozarka
Sonny
Love's Crime Pair Share Hard Time
George, a manly fellow, is accused of theft from his sweetheart Maude who receives the stolen property. Both confess guilt and decide to serve their sentences together. During their long term, several minor offenses are charged to them, though they remain loyal to the end.
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Love
George
Maude
Ahe
Reiher
Ulelr
J. W. bin Puck
The Weeds Return and a Birthday Gift Mix-Up
Parker and his friend discuss a failed election and a lucky windfall from buying ten boxes of cigars. His wife then surprises him by buying the entire lot as a birthday present from a bargain window marked three dollars.
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Parker
Walla
Woman Like Notes From a Turbulent Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a woman recounting a dramatic exchange with a man who professes devotion. The garbled text hints at affection, heartbreak, and a tense reaction, with unclear names or settings. The overheard phrases suggest social friction and emotional complexity.
Immigrant literacy rates at Ellis Island port last July
New York Press reports 52727 arrivals last month with 12 895 or about 24 percent illiterate. Literacy not a bar if the immigrant appears physically able to care for himself. Only 1127 persons seeking entry were barred at this port last month.
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Ellis Island
New York
Tea tale hints at secrets and rivalries among girls
An informal exchange hints that Margaret asked if the tea group told the girls about a confidant named Josephine. Katherine denies, noting Sophine arrived first, suggesting social rivalries and overheard secrets in a school or social circle.
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Margaret
Josephine
KatherineNo
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Milwaukee Enterprise
Harvey W. Wylie
Pure Food Crusider
Ure Uireau
Chenistry
Department of Agriculture
G. J. Holding Company
Vau Claire
Cotpital
R. D. Whitford
J. T. Joyea
Marahall Cotala
Mrawel
Melal-McGnnn Furniture Company
Harabno
Job Mean
Edward Brawell
Charles Metz
Salholm Cheese Company
Brodhead
Berg
J. S. Engen
J. Everson
Alex I. Anderson
Hearne
Umoola Corporation
Wisconsin Mycalogical Society
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage Association
Capitol
George W. Peckham
Miwakee
Wll
W. von Bruckenhein
Oliphant & Young
Wistonsin Street
Charles A. Maeker
Pearl M. Chirk
George W. Eddy
Iceyless Pamlock
Harrison D. Floyd
North Fork
George J. Gollmar
John B. Helm
Madigan
Herbert F. Jones
Oconto
Charles Kamrath
North Mibwaukee
Reinhold Krumming
Milwauekee
Gastway J. Lange
Eau Claire
George W. Lingle
Burlington
Evander B. McGilvary
Thomas A. Panyvard
Milwathee
Grinder
Peter Paulson
Marshfield
Gustave C. Rasch
Buriington
Ole Stenerson
Superior
Thomas
Sura
Racine
Umbrella
Jonn
Wallace
la Crosse
Smith
B. van Keuren
W. C. Dean
TB. Smith
G. Smith
Glyen
Bob" Leach
State Board of Canvassers
R. M. da Pollette
Cook
la Follette
A. J. Sehwita
McGaryty
Lewie
Fairchild
Barker
Strange
Sharesneare
Race
Taya
Maviorie
Ellows Wight
Mr. Winstons
Kyrap
Murine Hye Remedy Co
Chicago
KERS
Rives
Illvy
VicKorn Atkin
Teveenom
Te Urlay Bs Datibas Rks
Ilgbe
N. Uy
Wisconsin Keeley Institute For Liquor and Drug Habits
Waukesha, Wis
Correspondance Sonsidential
Ghend Vildoren
Araypiniz
Beruone Doslern
Medical PO. Com
Standard Oil Co
Tate Iim
Jeanette
Mic” “Weil
Rogers Silverware
Rogers
Aline
Oriental
Tae
Asic
Hopkins
Jam
Fred C. Witten
Elm St
Newar- WN
Cs CO
Wonkener
Georne
Homesee Srs
Te Ine
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