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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text references The Daily Northwestern, printing firm, postage rates, and subscription terms. Mentions cost schemes for three months, yearly rates, and advertising options, with unclear names and dates.
Amid Milwaukee debate a Taft led faction battles Roosevelt supporters over party rules and delegate selection. The issue centers on the reform ordinance and open primary aims, with critics urging loyalty to Taft while opponents warn of interference by party leaders. The conflict spills into local politics as Milwaukee grapples with urban reform and partisan pressure.
An ad notes Scott's Emulsion boosts energy like a car's power, helping weak bodies recover. It markets Exvision as a strong, revitalizing product with the claim of producing Besh and offering new vigor for $1.00.
The article discusses Cuba's pursuit of self government and the shift toward independence. It references a constitutional plan, governor’s actions, and the public readiness to adopt new governance while resisting foreign influence. The piece emphasizes nationalist sentiment and the potential establishment of an autonomous government.
The readable text mentions Peay Wa Sas tee Ping and Me Greer, Mw OW soph Me Theo Roechvell and star players wed deconen. It hints at a practice or parade with local teams or individuals, noting hatans and prokeny with hamel to go diy imz pune.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. Pierce remedies including All Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets. It claims native roots like Golden Seal Queen’s root Bloodroot and Black Cherry bark are preserved in glycerite and purport benefits for stomach weakness skin conditions sores and ulcers. It urges postal order for non-alcoholic preparations and promotes a Surgical Institute.
Notes from the Funay Met and Clarice's Uniake offer odd tales and portraits. A Western rail worker's gratitude to a railroad agent, a Cleveland groom delaying to wed, and a New York court clash present a gallery of social quirks and small acts of fortune.
A fragment discusses desire for status and independence, critiquing snobbery toward American affection for les and a woman seeking a husband for two years. It hints at social pressures, wealth symbols like cut glass and silver, and a Marquis referenced in Megazire.
The article notes a grand opera season in Germany with strong acoustics and fashionable seating, running from fall through summer. It highlights public rehearsals and the appeal of the best performances, alongside symphonies and opera in city halls.
A child recalls a restless bedtime routine as the mother guards the door and rocks the sleeper. The narration shifts from fear of the dark to a comforting image of a mother's embrace by the fire. The scene ends with the child waking to a new day and mentions a publication by Kelly on The Century.
A jumble of clipped notes from Wisconsin papers references politics around Taft and the Democratic convention, local derision of taxes, and a remark on star displays and young couples. It mentions Oshkosh to Winneconne motor trials and Milwaukee as a convention site.
A New York ordinance is introduced to prevent women from smoking in public spaces. Postmaster General Meyrrt issues orders affecting rural mail carriers handling liquor packages. Senator Foraker plans court action to test primary validity amid national reform.
A German estimate of the capital required for building the world’s railways is 423,320,300 marks. Princess Charlotte Amalie of Schwarz‑Sunderhausen is described as ninety‑one and the oldest alderman in the city. Captain W. F. War is noted for a long, active career and medical surgical history, including multiple severe illnesses and three operations.
Ex treasurer of Wan- Sai Herman Lemke dies at age fifty four. A university extension class in mechanical engineering is being organized at La Crosse BOM. Bashford took the oath of office as five at the state supreme court Monday. Dr Tennes, Madison attorney, sustained serious internal injuries after a fall. Charles M. McDonald, pioneer lumberman.
The Cincinnati Post reports crowds gathering to hear Mr. Cooper promote a theory that the human stomach is degenerative and that his New Discovery cures stomach trouble, catarrh, and related ailments. Interviewees from Cincinnati vouch for dramatic relief and praise Cooper's medicines as remarkable across the United States. Frauman's Drug Store endorses the preparations.
A roundup of obituaries and legal notes: men and steamboat operators dead, a 73 year old grain merchant dies suddenly, Edward Chenoweth pleads guilty in Green Bay, Fred Jensen dies from injuries after a tree incident, Roy Secon killed in McMoorin yards, Robert Schreider jailed for forged checks, John Santry jailed for failure to support, labor council press for city job creation, Northern Pacific hourly work stance, property sales in Green Bay, Fond du Lac relatives seeking insurance proof, Tamer Coleran assaulted, Dr OBrien bound over for manslaughter in a suspected criminal operation, a child injured by a cat, church protests against saloon site, and a civil suit involving Janesville and others.
A garbled fragment discusses Gracemill and Frow with unclear references to hips posture and a veiled note about a DUI or growth in a 2 Seamer context. The text appears as disjointed OCR junk with no coherent narrative or identifiable facts.
A fragment from Everybody's Magazine presents a reflective verse about change and restlessness. Imagery contrasts the green sea, the white road, and the long road with a longing for life’s renewal as the year turns.
William A Bragg and Joseph Grismer present The Man of the Hour at the Grand Opera House Saturday evening in a Broadway style show praised by New York critics. The Bijou bill features Callan and Smith dancers Miss Sanderson and Mr Mack in The New Mince, Miss Gilkey in song, and the electric comedy act Kimo by Mr and Mrs Cosby.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a travel tale in Mexico and a woman figure, with mentions of Carmen and a breakfast item. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names beyond brief cursory terms. It reads as a stray domestic anecdote with minimal concrete facts.
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