Van Hise Plea on Forest Policy Debate in Michigan
An article reports Dr Van Hise defending state forestry policy amid debates over taxation and expenditure. It notes committees and officials from Michigan and Wisconsin attending discussions, including Governor Geuthh of Massa and experts from the University. The piece covers calls to preserve vegetation, fund waterway improvements, and evaluate forest management costs.
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Iran
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Conmis
Michigan
Ithe
Rothow
Ann Arbor
Dirseler
Schack
Porally
Mionsot
Calmith Lala
Ferendnedal Forestis Commission
Stuy Sentir
Tob Hid
Wausaukee
Membir
Wisranstin State Forestry Comimission
Paris Campaign Tidbits Surface Amid Murky Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Paris campaign with tangled references to candidates, trains, and local events. Mentions of May and rising activity hint at campaign pace, but specifics and clear names are unreadable.
Short Story of the Day Turnout Wins Race Drama
A chaotic pursuit unfolds as a gray car chases a red vehicle. Dolly and Mayling clash with Blount and Fraver during a marathon themed tale of courage, jealousy, and risky driving ending with a near-miss and recovered resolve.
Hair removing remedy claims miracle results
A dubious advertisement promises a facial and body hair removal solution that allegedly destroys hair growth permanently. It touts instant effects and a money back guarantee, urging readers to mail a trial coupon with a stamp to obtain the product.
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Free Treatment Offer Misleads Readers In Odd Ad Copy
A garbled solicitation promises free treatment in your name and address with a mailing stamp. It mentions a free doula service and hints at a hidden penalty or fine, suggesting a deceptive campaign to collect personal information.
Sticks To Her Paper Special to The Northwestern Kaukauna Wis
Mrs Margaret Lumble aged seventy six holds a unique record by reading every consecutive issue since she began as a subscriber forty seven years ago. Born in Dumbarton Scotland she moved to America with her husband and settled on a farm near Kaukauna. She remains active, walking long distances despite tears. Local billiard tournament interest centers on Elk and Fox clubs contesting thirty six games with entry fees and trophy plan.
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Scotland
Dumbarton Herald
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America
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After Holliday Trade Free City Excursions Offered
Appleton merchants launch holiday trade push by offering free Interurban rides from Appleton to Neenah Menasha Kaukauna Little Chute and Kimberly on December 16 21 and 23. Riders may travel without buying anything and are under no obligation to purchase.
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Citina
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Wisconsin
Aight Int Power Company
Neenah
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Little Hute
Kunberli
Shyness and mistaken attention in social awkwardness
Florence Howe Vahl in Harper’s Bazaar recounts a rural neighbor’s embarrassment over a torn dress hem. A shy person misreads others focus, while a visitor defends her lack of notice, illustrating social misperception and apologies in ordinary life.
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Fraternal group backs Red Cross stamps drive in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association receives a 350 check from the Neenah based Fraternal Union of Wisconsin and 5000 or more Red Cross Christmas stamps will be distributed. The effort is presented as a business proposition. Also noted: a Casino Hall event branding a social winter series with fortune telling and a musical program.
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Cuba
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Charles Sorenson
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Henry Jackson
Hlston
Emil Schulte
al Wieckert
Charles Jensen
Why Take a Boy From Work
An odd reminiscence on removing a child from labor as a moral example. The text references schooling, Purdue University, and notable figures, then shifts to marketing Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal skin remedy. The piece blends social critique with promotional aside and 19th century health claims.
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