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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political scene with mentions of labor, candidates, and party dynamics. It references figures like La Follette Wheeler and Gompers style labor leadership, plus debates over safety and sanity policies. The piece hints at campaign activity, Westward tours, and party strategy ahead of an upcoming election.
A distorted text discusses Mr Gideeld in a firm Tar Iv protective tari scheme to shield industry. It mentions teaming, protection for producers and manufacturers, and doubts about the scheme's effectiveness. References to costs, market effects, and workers hint at broader economic protection debates within a firm context.
A fragmented report notes Christmas celebrations at a northern outpost. Sparse readable details mention fur traders and a local event near the Ponder, with references to a mill and a celebration atmosphere amid a harsh environment. The text is garbled but preserves mentions of residents and festive activity.
Wisconsin farmers face a banner crop year as August reports show high yields in oats and barley. Northern areas see cooler nights, but southern counties report strong corn and hay crops. dairymen hope feed costs ease as yields exceed five-year averages. Tobacco prospects are very encouraging with minimal disease, while late peas and cabbage show mixed results across districts.
A dense listing of Friday radio shows, orchestras, and times across many stations. Mentions include Sunes Web-Prenet, Rites series, various regional orchestras, and a large slate of broadcasts from New York to Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, and beyond with times and venues sprinkled throughout.
At the University of Wisconsin Madison a restored Neanderthal and Cro Magnon skulls exhibit, replicas from the American Museum of Natural History, are mounted on plaster skulls. Zoologist Prof J H McGregor of Columbia led restorations. Prof George Wagner arranged the Wisconsin installation. The Neanderthal skull shows a small, uprightless form with forward head placement and heavy jaw, yet brain size similar to modern humans. The display notes ancient origin in western Europe during the last glacial period, with bones originally found in the Neander Valley in 1858.
Cro Magnon appeared in Europe between 20 000 and 13 000 B C being taller than modern humans. Their chin shape resembles modern Homo sapiens and overhanging brows echo Neanderthal traits. Cave art in southern France shows mammoth and extinct animals. They invented the stone tool industry and used as weapons.
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