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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1908
Page
5
A long, speech like essay argues for progressive education and social reform. It contrasts conservative schooling with active pursuit of knowledge, ethics, and civic responsibility. The text references industry, religion, and modern science to urge graduates to lead reforms.
An old promotional piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for various female illnesses and nervous conditions. The letter from Mrs. Mattie Copenhaver testifies to relief after years of suffering. Also includes moralistic prose on education and a note about a baccalaureate sermon at Trinity Church on January 13.
The funeral of D. Christmas Davis took place at his parents' home in Rosendale on Thursday afternoon. Rev. T. Evans read scripture offered prayer and after singing a Welsh hymn the company gathered in the churchyard for the burial.
Two Wisconsin Democrats, Murphy and Weisse, argue they can support a candidate without infringing on the other’s claims. Neither plans a personal campaign trip, keeping the party balance intact.
The government continued its examination of E Dana Durand deputy commissioner of corporations before the state examiner as part of its effort to annul Standard Oil's charter Judge Franklin Ferris noted the case is building from its prior character testimony and evidence.
Tokyo officials report Hayashi defends government plan to curb emigration to Hawaii and Mexico amid calls from labor and immigration firms. The policy aims to limit labor migration, with directives sent to governors and agencies, while Japan seeks to balance domestic concerns and international pressure.
A New York hearing on a boycott against a tobacco company caused severe losses to firms allied with the defendant. Witness Friedlander testified that the boycott harmed trust law actions and impacted the Day Night Company’s operations. The hearing adjourned to February 6.
A special report describes a tense Milwaukee incident where constable Mir and force pursued Pfeiffer. The narrative notes Pfeiffer was wounded or captured but the prisoner remained at large as the pursuit continued.
A Milwaukee special reports on earnings from milk for farmers in Marshfield area supported by cheese factories. The article notes price data and payments made to farmers, highlighting regional dairy industry activity and immediate financial effects for locals.
An advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as regulators for stomach liver and bowels. It lists unnamed medical authorities and cites endorsements praising each ingredient and the products’ alleged health benefits. The item imitates a medical testimonial style common to period notices.
In a special correspondence a note from January reports appraisers and inspectors visiting the board of the diocese to examine trade items and duties. The fore president of the incumber at New Mo is mentioned in the context.
The readable text fragment mentions a discharge and related statements by a Sir and references hours of vision and access to records. Multiple garbled phrases obscure full details but imply a legal or administrative process surrounding discharge and timing.
A terse damaged OCR fragment hints at apparel or fashion notes from a bygone era. The readable text suggests discussion of items seen or worn, with unclear references to persons or places. The report remains incomplete but implies a society or style snippet.
Jan 28. T. Fe. Pertu anef, state park board member, returned from a state tour gauging sentiment for a park program. He has not chosen final sites but identified four locations offered the best surroundings and will urge the state to establish a park system.
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