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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1908
Page
6
A sweeping advertisement claims indigestion causes pain from the stomach and nerves. It urges readers to mail for a sample paper diagnostic and then buy a patent formula priced at a few cents, promising quick digestion and relief from stomach upset. It cites varied symptoms and urges immediate action.
A lively Yuletide scene fills streets and theaters as residents enjoy holiday displays. Spectators linger for parades and performances while local venues report strong turnout and seasonal spirit across the town.
Captain Kani Kroning and Corporal Got Sehwandl Mecehe receive medals for exemplary service with Company F in the Wisconsin National Guard. The honors were presented by Colonel Bourditan of the command staff. Additional recognition went to Private Ix Corgans PF Secund affinity and other members who were promoted or assigned new roles within the regiment.
The readable fragments describe military company designations, appointments, and movements around the late 19th century. References mention Company I and Company G with roles such as corpsman, and events tied to state and national contexts. The text hints at ceremonial duties, troop organization, and recruitment amid scattered notes on dates and places.
The article reports betting turmoil surrounding the Tommy Burns bout with accusations of impropriety and delayed outcomes. It notes alleged pressures on officials, disputes over pay, and claims of manipulated results affecting the fight's legitimacy.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and places including Stenny Kean Po Rowers and Os come. Mentions of events or meetings, mentions of folks like Morris, Wilson, Cantimds, Morena, and Ola. Context unclear. likely community notices or brief sports notes with scattered names and numbers.
An all night service at St Peters Catholic Church drew a large crowd. Rev OH Clifford led the mass with a choir of thirty five and a substantial sermon followed by a living nativity scene depicting Bethlehem. The event ended with the choir and congregation reflecting on the Christmas message.
The regular monthly meeting of the board of education was postponed to Wednesday evening December 30 due to a holiday. Mrs Houseman and her daughter visited Reedsburg area, and Mrs Christensen, a Houseman relative, is in town. The First Presbyterian pastor announced an illustrated sermon on The World Preparation for Christ with views of ancient civilizations. Wisconsin Electric Railway Co filed a textual amendment with the register of deeds, signed by Clement C. Smith and George Aileen.
An Armory B event hosted by the Young Stein’s Christmas Dinner Club fed far more than expected, with hundreds of children and families served from eleven in the morning to four in the afternoon. Volunteers prepared and distributed baskets, while 409 pounds of turkey and extensive sides filled tables for a generous noon meal. The dining room overflowed as officers supervised orderly service, music accompanied the meals, and waiters managed multiple helpings.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as pure willow charcoal with honey, claimed to absorb impurities, sweeten the stomach, and prevent bad breath. It cites ancient use by Chaldeans and monasteries, urges purchase from F. A. Stuart Co with a 25 cent price or free trial by mail from Marshall Michigan.
Dishes prepared for use again and waiters ready to secure a second supply. A committee led by W C Cowling C M Robinson and Withiam Warn oversaw serving with white aprons. Diners, mainly children, were served two plates of meat and dressing then vegetables and gravy. Turkeys carved by Moses Tripper Joorn and Guy McCorlxon. Elf Rice in charge. Many listed waiters aided by families and volunteers, all passing out candy nuts fruit and fruit bags as meals concluded.
The Winnebago county jury commission prepared a net of thirty eligible residents to be summoned for the forthcoming term of court opening Trinity Week. Names include Oscar Judd Joseph Geeze Lockwood Fred Fleischer and others from Oshkosh Omro and Neenah, with commission members Fo Howant Jenkins William Arremann and E A Earle.
A fragmentary quip discusses snowbound life and practical substitutions for scarce eggs. It cites a Harpers Bazaar line about hopeful imagination and delayed obstacles. The text muses on grudges against the universe and the prevalence of cactus clusters as inevitabilities.
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