Oshkosh Daily North A feature from 1925 edition
The torn OCR page shows subscription rates for carrier delivery and mail, with pricing per week and per three months. It lists the newspaper’s office address in Oshkosh Wisconsin, volume and issue numbers, date August 24 1925, and notes Associated Press content guidelines.
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Vetere
Otter
Gebmon
Wlaegosts
Setkyah
Wis
Maren
Segage
Aanasi
Oshkosh
Wiscon
Credit Coolidge Diplomacy and Belgian Debt Relief
The article discusses U.S. diplomacy under Coolidge regarding the Belgian debt settlement. It notes American moral obligation to Belgium after the war, the European reaction, and the Senate’s lack of formal consent. It argues that Belgium’s wartime suffering warrants preferential consideration impacting U.S. credit and policy toward Europe. There is ongoing debate among American officials about the proper precedent and fiscal implications.
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Washington
Henry Aviusion
Americas
Comiavision
Balglax
United States
United Stnten
Delghin
Wilson
Parlu
Unites States
Senate
America Conkitalion
Belgium
Pravarmistica Dabt
Coolidge
Taxation Plans Circulate As Congress Nears Action
A discussion of proposed federal tax revisions under President Coolidge dominates the scene. Advisors hint at a 20 percent top rate, 8 percent normal rate, and a 1 to 2 percent spread for incomes over $4,000. Critics argue the plan neglects small taxpayers and may dampen peacetime prosperity while promising relief for higher earners.
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Samnion
Congress
Brampacatt
Ios Collentiann
Coollden
Asiocp
Doula
Prine Teu
Coolidgy
Speed and Danger in Road Safety Rhetoric
A distorted excerpt discusses road risk and speed, arguing excessive speed increases peril while noting regulation muddiness. It critiques motorists, drivers, and policy, calling for balanced consideration of economy and safety in traffic rules. The passage also references the Chinese war and auto travel ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Morris
Peking
Chay
Ackressners Apd
West Virginia joins St Lawrence waterway effort
The text describes Governor Gare of West Virginia seeking membership in the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Tidewater Association to back the St. Lawrence waterway project. It argues that aiding this inland route could reduce transportation costs and boost agriculture and regional prosperity, citing federal cultural secretary support and cross-state cooperation.
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West Virginia
Gare
West Virginia Bay
Commonwealth
St. Lawrence
St. Clawrence
Service and the Job Ethics in Community Health
A fragmented editorial argues individuals owe society a duty to stay healthy and productive. It cites health data from Minnesota, presses for exercise and ventilation, and emphasizes universal responsibility across genders. The piece notes public tolerance of crime and critiques Belgium’s debt, implying moral accountability remains paramount.
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Meither
Owen Himweir
Owen
United States
Vast Insects Map Shows Global Diversity and Numbers
A letter to The Times discusses the enormous variety of animals from beetles to spiders, estimating millions of species worldwide. It highlights the improbability of a single poison affecting all, notes North American beetles exceed ten thousand recognizable species, and explores how evolution shapes distinct groups and survival.
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New York Times
E. T. Felt
New’ York
Times
United States
North America
My. Felt
Necta
Alice Misseult
Maine
Mr. Rym
Unclear OCR Prompt Reflects Transit and Rail News
Fragmented text mentions Fond du Lac signals and a bus day issue, a new automobile factory plan, pedestrian concerns, and a government cents price discussion. It references Kenosha News and Maniintroc Herald style notes, with scattered names and places, but no cohesive event.
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Fond du Lacratte
Fond du Lac
Furnlah
Maniintroc Herald
Suromonite Kelling
Raul
Middle West
Seema
Airplanes as the Most Offensive Weapon in War Dispute
Sir Hugh Toonehava argues airpower devastates war and should be abolished. He contends aircraft are the most harmful invention yet provides defense, warning Britain would face insuperable vulnerability if cut from the air in any future conflict.
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Hugh Toonehava
Ehlec
Beluin
Wtvt
Pecans
Britain
Children's Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Solved
Solving hints show words start in crosswords and fill across and down. The puzzle provides key words for running across and down, with clues referencing nursery rhyme themes and native Scot terms, and notes that Saturday’s puzzle is answered.
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Ford
Scot
Northwestern reminiscences and local incidents century ago
A compilation from the Northwestern files highlights a 25 year ago Oshkosh scene. Constance Albee to attend a new school in Duluth with mother Mrs G Albee accompanying. Other notes describe a fire eater incident at a carnival, YMCA excavations at a Sagoma building site, and a skeleton unearthed near a railway. Property purchases near Ware Leis and Jake Pepperts summer resort plans are mentioned along with a stock market like note on poultry. Ten year ago items recall a Hole in Oshkosh attraction and Zion Federation activity. The Wisconsin Retail Merchants meeting advocates newspapers as best advertising, while local dental offices report burglaries with cash losses around 279 dollars and limited city security. Also referenced are civic events, league welcome addresses, and a temporary executive shuffle.
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Constance Albee
Duluth
Albee
Charles Lerieo
Orlando Quand
Ayo
Wyfire
Y. of C. A
Sagoma
Woucon- Rain Central Railroad
Bay of & Bowlaeg Alley
Eay By &. C
Oshkosh
Witten
Federation of Zion
Wid v Teims
League of Wisconsin Monfermiities
Green Bay
Wee Maso Henry T. Hasexe
Oby
Poem Fragment Echoes Home and Exile
Fragmentary verse laments displacement and longing for home. References to Hamden, exile, and a yearning to return as the speaker muses on absence, place, and memory. The piece reads like a nostalgic call for a personal sanctuary and identity.
Wisconsin La Follette sons eyed for senate seat
The piece profiles Philip and Robert La Follette Jr. as potential successors to their father in the Wisconsin senate race. Robert, in his early thirties and Dane County district attorney, mimics his father's political savvy while Philip, 28, already shows the oratorical style and campaigning drive. Both are watched to see if combined influence could win the seat vacated by Senator La Follette.
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Phiipif
Robert LA Follette
Robart la Fallette Jr
Senate
Nis
Bob
Philin
Dane County
Wiscon Lh
Robert Sr
Hia
Ingrailkting
Ben
Pill
Philptaouete
Maititon Fos
Hint
Inigrest
Guy
Night Summary From AP Described Global Briefs
Lomston Cathany and Ghurchttt prepare for a conference with Great Britain. The Philadelphia Jo Ledger initiates a committee to erect a memorial to William Jesnines Bevan. A mutder case ends with a brief farewell allowed by the judge. A Jew pays 600 to avert an auction at St James church. Six presidents of the United paper are said to be worshipped in the church. National Education Week faces opposition from the Unser paper.
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Associated Press
Lomston —Cathany
Ghurchttt
Great Britain
Phildelphia
Philadelphia Jo Ledger
William Jesnines Bevan
Rudspest
Miss Lederer
Gustav
Candy Bosss Offer Sparks Romance in Novel Tale
Amoura Atui becomes entangled with Philip Wainwright as she escapes pressure at St Bloom's factory. She seeks independence by leaving Monty Carlot Chocolate and finding shelter with Mrs Amelia Stone, moving toward a hopeful new life while navigating advances and a declaration of love hinted in the next chapter.
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Philip Wailnrich
Amoura
DeHewe
St Bloom's Factory
Monte Cariot Chocolates
Samuel Bloom
Ving
Amours
Intothece
Tartary
Healdes
Pablo
Bloom
Annalen
Alnam
Julia
Samuel
Senan
Reef
Simuel Blooms
The Ages of Wisdom in Man's Life
The excerpt discusses how intellect and character evolve with age, noting intellect's variability and decline, while material knowledge sustains activity. It cites Schopenhauer on the balance between mind and matter, arguing true life understanding comes with old age and observation of life's full arc.
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Wisdor
Omrman
Schopenhauer
Schopenheur
Sunshine Pellets and Skeeters: A Cautionary Note From the Eye Doctor
An eccentric, fragmentary piece warns of mosquito breeding and disease dangers. It cites Dr W Themees and minnow bait pollution, linking bedrock issues like tuberculosis risk and diphtheria to neglect of early first aid. It laments shifting Sabbath rest and notes old-time warnings about health.
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Panama Canal
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TDAY
Outa
Bunk
WWE
Dmz
Thas
YWCA
Amelia Stone
Stey
Arnoura
Stone
Amira
Rome
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Sern
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