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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
11
Oshkosh Wisconsin edition dated Tuesday January 28 1925 lists publication details. It notes subscription rates and office addresses and references Associated Press reports.
President Coolidge plans a rest filled hiatus starting tomorrow as he travels to Scampecoil Massachusetts for a period of recreation. While away, the executive duties will be managed to maintain government operations and avoid interruptions in policy and relief efforts.
A conference board study argues Europe repaying war debts could slow U S exports especially agricultural goods. It notes about 12 billion dollars owed, annual payments near 450 million, potentially 3 percent of international trade effects. The analysis emphasizes economic, not ethical, factors and warns of higher prices in debtor nations and reduced domestic agriculture demand.
The notice outlines that terms of settlement may be arranged with ample flexibility and not overly rushed. It emphasizes cautious negotiation to avoid premature demotion of rights or claims and stresses careful consideration of all factors before finalizing any agreement.
An analysis discusses how official reports can mislead by presenting partial data on highway accidents. It reviews taxi versus private car usage, noting time and city traffic differences and the risk implications for drivers in congested areas. It also touches on gender claims and cautions against sweeping conclusions from incomplete statistics.
A historical treatise extols rapid fire suppression and modern sprinklers as essential to saving life and property. It emphasizes motorized fire apparatus and telegraph alarms to speed response, arguing early, intelligent use of water and extinguishers can outperform entire fire departments.
The article outlines a method for producing gold leaf using electroplating with a solution of gold and potassium cyanide. A thin silver layer is deposited, then gold is plated on top, followed by chemical baths to remove silver and reveal the final gold sheet. The process aims to create a durable gold film for decorative uses.
A garbled OCR spread references December 1923 memories Chilton Racine Manitowoc Eau Claire and Geneva arms talks. It mentions personal stories of strain and warning from papers urging caution in directing matters and suspicious trade and traffic notes.
A Republican backed report claims Wisconsin taxes grew due to numerous offices boards and commissions. It lists agencies such as highway and railroad commissions health and dairy departments and state treasurer costs. Senator Titus proposed consolidation but was defeated by Progressives.
Frederich Fuhrmeister, Hamburg economist and head of the German business association in the United States, argues the Dawes plan will fail Germany and trigger Soviet influence in Europe. He asserts German industry is near collapse, taxes devastate incomes, and democracy bears responsibility for the crisis as plans for restoring assets falter.
Fragmented OCR text discusses influenza experience from 1915 notions about fever and transmission. It covers public health ideas like staying cautious, plus wartime remarks on German leaders, the Krupp works, and the Dower plan versus Treaty of Versailles, with references to Mr Fabraneister visiting Austria and plans to visit Hamburg.
The text debates Schopenhauer on inner unity versus conflicting desires. It argues that a person cannot be wholly one thing, as life forces constant choice among multiple aims, creating ongoing internal struggle and contradiction. Schopenhauer suggests unity exists only in the sense that humans are possible beings torn between competing inclinations.
A Northwest ern reminiscence feature recalls events from twenty five and ten years ago. Highlights include Gilbert Pomeroy Drew and Katharine Morgen’s upcoming wedding, alumni notices, a cigar corkscrew how to, and school and local society updates reflecting yesterday’s town life.
The piece surveys California women in politics and reform, noting Mra Frank G Law as a potential governor candidate and the California of Women Voters prominence. It covers teachers and parents groups, a Geneva conference, and a historical note on Sarah Rapelle born in New York in 1693.
Puzzle instructions explain one letter per white square and how crosswords form words. The page lists across and down clues including a bird, a disease related insect, a famous city, and a person’s name. A court case note about Grieb appealing a prison sentence and a related suit is mentioned.
In Spain the large latifundia concentrate land in a few patrician families. Duque de Alba, born in Madrid 1878 and famed as a sportsman, signs an agreement with Senor Villegobos to sell lands at low price on installment, aiming to aid workers. He has long engaged in social projects and historical writings.
In a strained domestic scene Michael and Linh navigate secrets and awkward passion. Morning reveals lingering suspicion as Linh recalls Blaine Alloway while Elaine’s influence shadows their marriage and future plans unfold toward a cliffhanger.
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