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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1925
Page
8
Packard leads auto makers with four wheel brakes as standard and introduces new equipment since the self starter the oil rectifier and chassis lubricator. The improved Packard Six is priced with an average cut of 750 dollars.
A scrambled cross word puzzle readout lists horizontal and vertical clue entries with numbers and partial word hints, including items like 7-Fixea, 38-Light, 22-Consumed, and 60-Per, alongside partial phrases and abbreviations. It mixes misfits and garbled phrases for a playful word game.
Mrs Edith Gibson a pioneer of Waupaca county died August 2 at her son Charles Gibson's home Ling Wis Funeral services were conducted August 5 by Rev H D Stene pastor of the ALE church at Lind Church Edith Gibson born 1831 would have been 94 next birthday She resided with her son for years surviving daughters Mrs Brooks of Chicago and Mrs Merickis of Ida-
Long, fragmented listing of network broadcasts across multiple stations and cities. Mentions WEAF WNEW WABC WEVD WJZ with varied programs, orchestras, recitals, and sports notes. Includes times in EST and DST references, plus scattered program names and performers.
The column lists several visits and travels including Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hutchinson and son Harold heading to Bayfield for the Indian Pageant, Miss Elizabeth Pope and Miss Ida Hickitan journeying to Bayfield with plans to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Theodora Willard in Duluth, Mr. and Mrs. George Classen joining Roy Plowman for a Waupaca song recital by H. Richard Sheard, Mary McDermott of Toronto visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Kellock, and Martyn Fichart with children from Richland Center staying with relatives. a note mentions a Russian industrial workers’ strike amid promised happiness by the communists.
Fragments from a minute movie column describe the Van Scampi yacht and a similar ocean mystery. References to Dr Hope, a missing cargo of whisky, and two men vanish after a voyage, suggesting a troubled voyage and potential shipboard hardship.
By Wheelan and here fans will leave you to ponder over this strange situation until tomorrow when the Nest Bag episode will be shown.
United Press correspondent Joan O'Brien describes a Rif war front near Fez El Ball where French forces engage Rifian troops amid village smoke and cliffside defenses. The report details attacks, prisoner takes, and heavy casualties on both sides, including a 250 Rifian death toll in Mzfroun.
An article discusses Standard Oil (Indiana) stock purchasing for employees. It notes a $62.00 per share price for 1925, with actual benefits running about $41.33 after the company adds 50 cents per dollar invested. The plan, four years old, allowed employees to subscribe up to one fifth of annual salaries, with the company granting half as a gift to each dollar invested. The piece argues the plan boosts efficiency, loyalty, and service spirit, benefiting customers across ten Midwest states.
Standard Oil Company general office located at 910 South Michigan Avenue in Chicago. Building serves as corporate address for administrative operations and inquiries.
A chaotic engagement near Morroccan lines sees French and Rif forces clash with intense enemy counterattacks. Smoke from burning villages and bombardments erupt as both sides push and maneuver. Around 200 killed mark a devastating moment in the battle, while French defenses stiffen amid eastern distractions.
An OCR fragment notes a product Bavatan 1 kage advertised as a remedy for irregularities at INGLEBART'S DRUG STORE on Main and Wangoo Streets priced at $6.02. Mentions defenses against a Spanish attack on the Meilila front and French reinforcement measures in response.
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