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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1908
Page
9
A fragmented sermon and exhortation discuss religious faith and personal conduct. The speaker questions what it means to be a true Christian and contrasts church attendance with living spiritual discipline. He asks readers to help the vulnerable and avoid hypocrisy.
The report outlines a sweeping plan for a team named Phantom to clash with Indians, detailing tour dates, venues, and anticipated matchups. It notes a heavy schedule beginning in September with appearances at Peet deat and Gambler Park, plus anticipated players and opponents across a slate of three Ramned games.
The passage muses on humanity's search for God amid trials from ancient times. It reflects on the fall of civilizations, the persistence of piety, and the questioning of divine justice during famine, wars, and empires. The voice laments human failing and seeks truth through Christianity's call.
Martha Citsen travels to EK Tarher and will resume lessons with Mr Nell Larsen in Winkecomne. Leona Luken visits the city for two weeks. MR C H Stuke of 300 Twelfth Street hosts Rowland and son at Matin Street. Mrs Jardington and children are also mentioned as guests.
Local notices describe preparations for a Chautauqua program at Lycee talent contest and hints of speakers in Covelgi Terpulony. Community members like Mie George and Lita Jdadinluis travel, while residents discuss a parade float design disputed by Tigo RiieRer as claimed by a Chikana expert.
A long fragment describes social items from The Tacommite periodical, mentioning editor Alber, civic groups, Lyceum performances, a Cottage visit, a Ben Boo Tansey reference, and lists attendees at gatherings in Galikosh Mis with names like Annabelle Frink and Mary Givens, plus a letter from James Jenkins of New York inviting a visit with the Duchess of Aberdeen.
Mr Jenking discusses settlement systems in America while Clarence and Frank Link return to New York after seven weeks at Eagle River Wisconsin. The group stayed in a log cabin with four companions near Eagle River in Vilas County near the Michigan border. Nights were so cold heavy blankets were needed for sleep and they saw many deer during hunting in open camps.
Fragmentary notice shows a chase near a lake with deer fleeing into darkness and young men returning to a home at Washington arrest before planning a trip to Milwaukee. Also an old reward ad and an advertisement claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure cures constitutional disease with testimonials and a money-back pledge.
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