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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
11
A damaged OCR item from June 8 1980 lists classifieds and notices. It mentions the Bas Office in Wisconsin and references Adverts room details and a secretarial section with local office data. The fragment includes place names and dates, but specifics are unreadable.
Wisconsin Republicans push a plan for a party organization that Favors a real blue Republican slate. They claim the scheme does not affect the primary law and seeks to unite voters behind a state convention platform while keeping nominations via primaries. The aim is to counter factional control and preserve party principles.
William Albert White, noted Hannan editor, urges young men to seek college education even if it means traveling east from western roots. He argues experiences from travel and varied activities broaden minds, offering value to return home with useful knowledge for American society.
In a bold shift Secretary Hoover assumes control of multiple bureaus within the Commerce Department, with the Interior’s mining bureau slated for transfer. The move follows Harding era talks and aims to align trade policies with business growth, though it demands strong oversight to sustain momentum under Hoover’s leadership.
A controversial Tennessee case in Dayton attracts broader attention as promoters tout a large crowd and possible celebrity sighting during the upcoming trial. Governor Beasley intervenes, aiming to curb publicity stunts while ensuring public safety and fair proceedings.
The Duluth Herald outlines strong arguments for the automotive boom, praising road construction and mobility benefits. It notes millions of miles of improved highways by 1924 and 455 000 miles of surfaced roads by 1930, while urging continued investment to calm fears and expand travel.
An observer recalls a Paris morning in a Scribner's piece describing a chance table encounter with a great sculptor. The tale contrasts refined artists with a dumpy, unkempt figure whose presence unsettles the narrator as he weighs fame and opportunity.
A collage of quotes reflects amusing and reflective snippets from several papers. It notes Wentine police seeking a man, advice on early marriages, a demand for fiscal nerve, barefoot country kids, Fond du Lac's growth over ten years, and large payrolls discussed in state contexts.
George Williams, longtime Republican figure in Missouri politics, is profiled as a potential circuit judge named by the Governor. The piece traces his career from teacher and attorney to state party official, draft board member, and longtime public servant, noting his education, family, and personal interests.
A dated voice promotes Sunshine Pellets with quack health tips. It advises home remedies for joint pain croup burns and fever and warns against dangerous abdominal procedures. The note ends urging ice packs and medical consultation.
A fragmentary poetic excerpt attributed to Arthur OShaughnessy presents themes of dreamers shaping the world. It blends grand visions of builders of cities with the assertion that individuals with dreams can conquer or transform empires. The lines evoke a timeless, stylistic homage to the idea of creativity driving civilization.
A critical view argues Caesar may not have written his own Commentaries alone. The secretary likely transcribed his words with edits, while Caesar’s reputation for accuracy and vast conquests is questioned. It suggests Caesar was a brilliant yet violent and vain figure, who inflated his prowess in Britain and elsewhere.
Sir Robert Peacock, chief constable of Bran chester England told the third international police conference in New York that publicizing crimes and wanted persons can aid police. He noted England and Wales saw 1928 figures of murder 71 manslaughter 100 attacks on women 108 robberies 412 woundings and urged institutions to confine habitual criminals for rehabilitation or support.
A damaged OCR style note explains how to solve a children’s pictorial crossword. Each white square holds one letter and answers run across or down. When correct words are found the letters form new words. the final key word relates to the drawing.
A cryptic puzzle description lists scattered words and hints. It mentions Word 2 in the picture, a phrase to cut grain with, and subtle apex plus a twelve month clue. It also references a European country and a head of an anya, suggesting a themed wordplay puzzle element.
Michael faces pressure over inviting Lonnie as a guest. Lilah probes motives amid rumors while housekeeper Sally jokes about love and hatred. Michael's ambivalence grows as he contemplates a future with Lonnie, with Mother Phorney hinting at conflict to come.
Excerpted reflections on happiness and fate from Clare Kinnaird's work. The passage notes that seeking broad happiness can undermine stability, while life’s journey reshapes our view and may reveal better paths. It cites philosophers like Schopenhauer and Petrarch on learning through experience and transforming desires into instruction.
A U S speaker in the United States argues that German voters back a republic valuing honesty and integrity, citing Von Hindenburg as embodying virtuous leadership and loyalty to the Dawes plan. He contrasts hopes for peace with doubt about a restoration of the old regime.
Practical notes on aquarium setup for goldfish: choose a rectangular tank with a coarse bottom two inches deep sloped to one corner, avoid bare pebbles as food collects and fouls water, and ensure sufficient oxygen. Recommend ornamental plants like Anacharis Valisneria and Cabomba to aid oxygen production, with roots planted directly in the substrate and minimal disturbance during cleaning.
In a landmark appointment, a new governor was sworn in as critics warn of mounting divisions within Parliament. The selection aims to stabilize governance, with diplomats signaling cautious optimism about policy direction and regional relations.
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