Fragments on Corns and Personal Grooming Etiquette
The passage critiques care of the body and social respect, arguing good breeding includes respect for all parts anyway. It notes corns can result from hard days and improper footwear, implying a link between physical care and softer manners.
Program of Merit Marks the Banquet of State Meeting
A transformed report describes a Tuesday evening banquet marking a state meeting program. Speakers including John A. Vaalintin and Habis of Govedinalent address attendees, urging unity and religious civic values while railing against certain government systems and urging reforms. The event featured comments on local governance and civic responsibility with a mix of praise and critique.
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Atwerien
Many Put to Work Free Employment Aid Efforts
Fragmentary OCR reads about free employment programs and job placements aiming to help men and workers in a rural or wartime context. The piece notes government or local agency involvement and calls for volunteers or participants seeking work.
Minas Giddy Men Pinced Tant Werk By Mirt Malone
Miners in the women division faced pinced work under Mirt Malone, the superintendent of Lairend. A number of poxilonnapan for 1 00d donate help, and several women were reglatéied as Uig efitor. Twenty-eight women were rec [emnmenitaalcan were iver tet mev ulyehes omenound twenty-four women.
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Road Hog Menace On Winnebago County Roads
A study by the Latiel Suites bureau of public records reports that road hog behavior is common in Winnebago County. Drivers favor edge positions, leaving little clearance for oncoming traffic, while truck drivers are often labeled road hogs.
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Mail order ads face stiff opposition from papers says Wisconsin retailer
Wisconsin retailers hear HC Breth of Hannoch Crawford urge papers to refuse mall order copy and defend local advertisers. He argues papers should boycott wholesale mail order ads to prevent losing business, urging unity among papers to block such copy and protect local merchants.
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Fair Singer Warfield Charms Oshkosh Audience At Grand Opera
Mrs Warfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Warfield of Milwaukee gave a recital at the Grand Opera House in Oshkosh, drawing a large audience and heartfelt ovations. Her dramatic soprano voice, multilingual performance, and engaging stage presence earned high praise from critics and friends alike, with two encores and bouquets signaling a highly successful evening.
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Notable Offenders Threaten Property on Local Road
The report notes persistent safety concerns as some motorists endanger lives and property. Mrs Margaret Worden, wife of P F Worden, was seen leaving for Woteernet Meta with her three daughters and families, who keep summer homes on Lake Paw Paw, while nearby residents express ongoing worry about related incidents.
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Eagles Meet to Discuss Club Financing Plans
The Oshkosh Eagles build and finance committee meets to consider financing a new club house on Washington Boulevard. A plan to raise funds from 65000 to 125000 is on the agenda, with grand lodge officers expected to advise. The existing 42000 surplus will remain as an emergency asset. A special edge meeting will set the date to present details to members for consent.
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George A. Gillo Dies in Milwaukee Service Planned
George A. Gillo, longtime Chicago and Northwestern railway clerk, died Tuesday afternoon at 317 Kenilworth, Milwaukee. He was a member of Oshkosh Lodge No. 27, Masons, and Oshkosh delegation will attend the services acting as pallbearers under Kenwood Lodge 309 Milwaukee. The funeral is scheduled for Friday afternoon.
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