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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1925
Page
9
The text references The Daily Northwestern and a reestablishment in January. It mentions subscriptions, rates, and advertising notices. It lists addresses, agencies, and staff names in Oshkosh Wisconsin, with publication details and Associated Press credit for foreign ads.
A historical analysis by Dr. Frederick L. Mattman examines death by own action across periods from 1800 to 1920, noting fluctuating ratios and linking higher rates to economic hardship and social stress. The discussion contrasts cities like New York and Philadelphia, considers climate, population, and postwar fortunes, and questions whether suppression or reporting biases affect the observed trends.
The article argues for a federal commission to study crime patterns across the country and the roles of law enforcement and social factors. It notes varied murder and property crime rates, and cites reformers and politicians urging a national, coordinated effort to address crime and improve conditions. It references efforts in New York and calls for expert support from prominent figures.
A report claims prominent American bankers refused loans to Orambia colonies provoking a reprisal, as rubber growers in Malaysia face output restrictions under a new agreement. The English government slows American protests, while jute and other market strains grow. Public rhetoric warns against politics and urges restraint.
A fragment discusses Frank R. Follette and campaign dynamics in Washington. It questions the elder Follette's influence and the young candidate's qualifications, noting the need for an intelligent appeal to voters and the role of party machinery in shaping the race.
Fragmented text traces origin of surnames to Norman conquest era. Names arise from trades and nicknames tied to occupations and powers. Discusses migration and regional origins like France Spain and italy.
The May 22 issue notes Wisconsin figures Mack, Blaine, and Lan Follette Jr. in a fluid electoral scene. Ansty Journal argues conservative unity against Lan Follette Jr. while Governor hints at selecting a strong Man for the Senate seat.
Tailored outfits in blue and tweed dominate recent fashion notes in Pine Muri. Women wear double breasted coats with six button decor and trimmed pockets, featuring drop waist and notched collars. Descriptions highlight woven borders, impractical weather coats, and varied sleeve lengths.
An old article warns of vision issues in pupils and links poor glasses to widespread school failure. It cites Dr W. Thomsen and references dental and respiratory neglect, claiming lack of oxygen harms health and mental development amid anecdotal notes on parents and teachers.
Arthur Henderson argues against secret treaties and for open diplomacy as a path to lasting peace. He warns that international law evolves and that security pacts must be just and revisable, not guarantees of perpetual harmony. The former British Labour statesman stresses that open diplomacy does not condemn private discussions but rejects treaties that hide dangerous engagements.
Puzzle page explains across and down clues, with one letter per square. Word hints include a city in Ohio noted for tires and brass industry and items forged by blacksmiths. Answers form a themed cross word tied to the children's pictorial feature.
A fragmentary poem page discusses mortality and language with philosophical riffs on tone and pronunciation. It interweaves lines about a reaper named Dean, towers, and sacred imagery with observations on speech, vowels, and education, concluding with literary references and an attributed notice to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
From the Northwestern files the Oshkosh area shows growth with rising valuation from four to seven million in 25 years, a normal school season ends with 135 enrolled, yacht club trophy won by Caroline of Oshkosh over Chicago rival, and city treasurer I A Spink lauded for auto and bicycle prowess. Ten years prior notes mention a 56 degree drop, furnace fires, Oshkosh Tennis Club plans, and a fatal car crash near Vandyzie with local officials responding.
Biographical sketch of Rep Thomas L Blanton Democrat of Texas. Born Houston October 1845 he studied at the University of Texas and earned an LL B. Practiced law in Cleburne and Albany before serving as judge of the forty second judicial district. Elected to Congress in 1917 with residence in Abilene.
In Westland the Ainsley clan stands among the social elite, led by J Reginald Ainsley, while rivals Weinrich and Fielston trace wealth to earlier eras. Amoura Ainsley questions her future as Philip Weinrich faces a vow that may soon break, hinting at arranged marriages and mounting family pressure.
The passage argues that education never ends as daily life furnishes constant lessons. It cites Emerson on using senses to observe facts of natural history and economics, urging discernment and application of knowledge to gain value from time and experience.
James C Rucker, a Springfield saw filer, claims an inheritance from Ireland dating to 1850 now valued at about $190 million. A British court ruled he is entitled to a substantial share from the Rucker estate, with cousin Nelson Rucker acting as representative in England. The bequest, tied to money deposited in English banks since the 19th century, has driven long legal battles across generations and continents.
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