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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
9
Fragmented text shows a local newspaper notice about payment deadlines and stamps with unclear names and places. The readable portion mentions times, prices, and a date context related to an edition schedule and a payment or sale event.
The text portrays a climate of debt pressure and political maneuvering around Secretary Taft. It discusses warnings of debt as a social and personal burden, the roles of Labor and Taft in reform, and a public discourse on capital and governance. It mentions Judge Webb and potential presidential considerations.
The article extols glycerine preparations used by Dr. recosty writers as a versatile aid restoring health in various symptoms from coughs to ulcers. It warns about unverified claims and notes cases where misuse may affect appetites and early tuberculosis signs, while highlighting the era’s reliance on such tonics and the need for caution.
A historical health ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood impurities, poor appetite, headaches, and nervousness. It claims longstanding credibility with testimonials from users in various towns and notes availability nationwide, including Sareatabs.
Fragmentary OCR shows a tree description with evergreen rose imagery and fruit, plus scattered name-like phrases and hints of a person or place, but text is garbled and incomplete with no clear event or attribution.
Articles discuss the Milwaukee February 13 convention and its purpose. Debates on primary law, party energy, and political strategy are aired, with references to candidates Len Hatten Jim Inne and Cook of Neenah and calls for reforms.
A fragmented summary notes 2172 weasels lost yearly with 94 leaving no trace, Suez freight valued in dollars passing through the canal, London tramways showing a net balance, Texas peanut farming rising, Alleyne Ireland’s voyage for material for a West Indies book, wealthy Wyoming governor Bryant B. Browk, Curzon’s return to public life contest for West Finess land, Charles F. L. Broughton becoming managing editor, Wisconsin editor Powers becoming acting editor, Jane F. Watson new business manager, and Frighter Will take a rest before returning to journalism.
A roundup of stray incidents reports Edwis J Williams in Dieseland, a fatal domestic tragedy, an attack in New York on a pelts sire Ronsey with dangerous results, and a sperm whale entanglement near Teague. At Lyon Massachusetts George Merree suffers an incident during a play’s end, with objects thrown and disturbances noted.
Old Folks cannot renew youth but Vinol claims to renew strength by repairing worn tissues and building rich red blood. It is touted as a cod liver medicine without oil and not a patent remedy, with a satisfaction guarantee.
General officers of the Wisconsin State Poultry Association announce a meeting next Friday at Armory B. A distribution of premiums and inquiries suggests the exhibition will be the largest and most notable in the state’s history.
A garbled item mentions a Birenged woman defending a life, Prascian lagitacys and manimal suffrage, and a Kaiser threat with Roosevelt no special message to Congress. It also references the Snell Wit contest at Casten, a Louise bias in an opera with Mary Gander and Charles Dalmores, and a number of unclear durations. The text blends political, theatrical, and social notes with corrupted phrasing.
A report notes secret society formed by Waukesha saloonkeepers. Other items include F Elitt of Almena fined for graft on a county bridge and state rail commission to probe Ashland light rules. Police to enforce minor bans on billiards and pool. Glenwood Advancement fund pushes cement opera house.
District attorney of Sheboygan County asks for extradition papers to bring back Mrs Minnie Utricl from Germany. She left in November after the Wisconsin Supreme Court ordered her to restore 900 and 70 dollars obtained through a fraudulent claim on a deceased person.
A stream of quirky vignettes and social sketches with actors, managers, poets, and landladies. The dialog bubbles with sharp wit about stars shining by might, a pianist versus violinist debate, a landlady’s pies and cat, a boy pushing a barrow, and a wardrobe tribute to a dress suit worth little for two months.
The Legal Aid Society of New York reports 29399 appeals for help in the year 190, an increase of 3.60 over the prior period. It collected 942,218 for its clients, with the attorney taking ten percent of sums collected above a fixed amount and a ten cent retaining fee. One third of applicants cannot pay the nominal fee.
Dr W Rash reports at a National Health Society lecture that a disease puzzled authorities is linked to the kissing hair. The condition Prorrhoea alveolaris loosens teeth and causes loss, though final recovery may occur with recognition of stages.
A consular report recalls a twelve year comparison between an American hardware maker and an English rival. The American salesman introduced samples, offered lower prices, and avoided price dictates. Twelve years later Indian bazaars display the American article in vast numbers, gradually ousting the English product.
Rev. E W H Smith opens a series of illustrated talks for Sunday services titled In the Footsteps of the Aea of & ee The first will be memoriox evening with the topic From Jerusalem to Jericho. forty stereopticon views from on site negatives. Over two hundred transparencies will depict holy land life both ancient and modern across four or five lectures. Slide maps of Palestine will be shown to aid understanding of The Land and the Book.
Washington Jan 11 The centenary of the 1810 war beginning is slated for 1918 celebrations in Argentina. A suggestion proposes holding the next Panama congress meeting in Buenos Ayres during the festivities.
A man was accidentally shot and killed while hunting in the Kettles in Greenbush township. He was with Crystal Heoline of Greenbush. Details remain sparse as the incident is reported from Sheboygan County.
Heavy showers end months of drought in Punjab and relieve fears of renewed famine. The Associated Press report notes relief spreading through the area, with rainfall easing high mortality warnings and bringing renewed agricultural prospects.
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