Daily Northwestern 1025 Vol 5 KOSHEOSH
The Daily Northwestern is shown as a historic Wisconsin newspaper dated Thursday June 25 1025. It lists establishing details and postal information plus subscription rates and publishing specifics. The page references editors and associated advertising offices and notes it is a second class matter with a post office designation.
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Northwestern
Hicks Prim Ormepany
Boildine Stabe
Otter Aivects
Gankan
Dadkean
Usder
Wirw
Mociaiad Prem Aod
Assacie
Br Cerrier
Moothaiz
Wisnsaia
Fmt
Ible
Anager
Payne, Buree & We Wien
Eoee
Tinnavenne
Muleinge
Shiraga G. Laren Payne Co
Bua Oftceifi
Rovean Stasa
Osheosh
Wisconsin
Five Millions More in Taxes Proposal Stirs State
The administration pushes a new measure to raise 8.36 million additional dollars for the next year by retroactive changes to income taxes, offsetting personal property taxes. Critics warn the plan shifts burden onto taxpayers and may hit large property owners hardest as revenues fund state government amid high costs.
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Wintansin
Ghautaa
Ravanunani
Luxen
Dangers of Tetraethyl Lead Use Amid Production Debate
The article links extensive tetraethyl lead production and distribution across 24,000 facilities in 28 states to health risks. It notes deaths at a New Jersey plant and calls for rigorous investigation by medical authorities to assess safety, urging safer substitutes before broad adoption.
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New York
Despwatar
Pannigrove
N. J
Surgton General
Osur Elizabeth
America
Verstahla
Nyanenlo
Ronto General Tsn
Aviation regulation needed for safe growth says General Patrick
The army air service chief argues for a uniform national framework for pilot licensing plane inspection and landing facilities. He notes Europe uses centralized supervision and cites low fatality rates on European routes to back his point. A single agency like the Bureau of Aeronautics could hasten safe aviation growth in the United States.
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Erie
Europe
Patrick
Army Air Service
United States
Patrick Explaina
Twa
Bureau of Aeronaatics
Depatitoest of Commerce
Parrick
America
Coolidge Economy Program Signals Tax Relief Push
The piece lauds President Coolidge for government thrift and tax relief, arguing his budget speech pledges reduced expenditures and lower taxes. It notes support from Chairman Green and upcoming congressional actions, with emphasis on shared public benefit and fiscal restraint.
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Coolidge
Caplini
Beard
Chong
Publin Ufficinia
Polata
Turox Burden
Réllvi
Green
Hovan Waya
Menon Voninittee
Thaa
Isind
Isim
Nowe
Missouri Plague Years and Insect Devastation Chronicle
The piece recounts Missouri and Kansas plague years, noting droughts, pests, and crop losses from 1870s to 1878. It cites the Missouri Historical Society description of “oldest plague” banners and the insect onslaught sweeping eastern Missouri and western Illinois, detailing beetles, aphids, and crop failures across counties. It mentions economic hardship, livestock impact, and prophetic religious responses during a national downturn.
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Missouri
Kaname Thas
Leonie
Atate Hateriea Society of
Minnouri Flolda
Nant
Ureo
Neal
Midauat
Catan
Dulture
Colorado
Horalbat
Joseph
Eil
Perss Pranshangers
Weather and travel plans amid a changing season
A fragmented message muses on next year and a warm spell prompting thoughts of an ornate summer trip. It mentions Alamst tert, four venues, and a desire for a memorable outing amid lingering winter months.
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Trisia
Ant
Tip
Alamst
Malo
Salia
Amid shifts in politics and weather talk in papers
A garbled mix of editorial comments and weather notes from various papers discusses public judgment in politics and the fickle public on weather needs. It mentions pace of employment for young men, preference for rain to aid crops, and a Wisconsin defense budget cut amid state guard changes.
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Wausan Recor Herald
Maillson Journal
Shebossan
Uefenes
Wisconsin
Fenatar Severson
Euard
Rawine Journal
Timely Views on World Engineering Era Debated
Radio expert AL Atwaur Kent of Philadelphia asserts the nation enters a great engineering era led by Worcester plans. He cites Admiral Ralph Earle's inauguration and urges graduates to seize expanding manufacturing and engineering opportunities for national growth.
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Sayn
Bode the Spoight
AL Atwaur Kent
Philadelphia
Delares
Uriog
Mr_ Kent
Railla Engin
Sar
Aiddrens
Warceater, Mase
Palytntbate Tnt
Tuike
Mesi
Ralph Earle
Worcester
Tench
Kent
Mr. Kent Wald
Rckinieal Wehoul
Buhy
Teghnbab
Ceal Nayauite
Dean Brent
Leo
Pierre
Radia Gona
Badin
Poems That Live Magra Estuary Hare in this little hus
Poem fragment in ornate language laments the world’s fragile course and the vast town’s distance. A brief verse voice questions truth and endurance, ending with a claim that truth in time will prevail when care wanes.
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Magra
Poe
Children's pictorial crossword puzzle clues and puzzle notes
Puzzle page fragment presents scrambled penalties and clues for a pictorial crossword. It lists across and down words to fill white squares, with the first word shown in the drawing and other words including What birds and wild animals are peered in, a continent, a written agreement between nations, and the capital of New York state among others.
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New York State
Taning Dower
Dr Faiman Accused Shepherd in Chicago Murder Trial
The National University of Sciences president Dr GC C Faiman faced a jury in Chicago amid a murky defense as he urged no cross examination and argued the case while insults and a diploma mill accusation colored the courtroom proceedings.
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GC. C. Faiman
National University of Sciences
Ie Zeen
Chicago
Faiman Aga
Unusual Glimpses of Unusual People
Central Pioneer Mitcham England reports on William Bacon of Mitcham who is said to be the oldest man alive and has marked two silver anniversaries at age ninety. A former head postman, he now runs a door repair shop after retirement, reflecting on whether his first or second marriage years were tougher.
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Prenay Mitcham Eneglend
William Basse
Mitcham
Bacon
Raatges
Altac Skain
Verona
Willam Bacon
Lockjaw recall and public health lessons from 25 years ago
A Northwestern file recalls a 25 year old notice about Ellen Brainard resigning after twenty five years of teaching, a social gathering for Neenah and Menasha pupils, a fire at Waverly Beach, and a public health push on tetanus prevention with antitetanic serum. It notes Defense Day ideas, a street improvement project near Mendini nee Park, a road water flow milestone, and support for rough fish nets.
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Dale School
Ellen Brainard
Neenah and Menasha
Herman H. Powers
EB. M. Paine
Waverly Beach
Menasha
Etectrie Parke
Gia “Comstock
Ashkosh
Chicago
Miwau
United
Kee & St. Paul
Thomas Spaulding
Gemgus Memorial Utes
J. R. Chapman
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Mendininee Park
W. M. Bray
Neta
F. Hart
Spark Plug Gap and Fouling Reduction Technique
A historical note describes experiments with spark plug electrode shaping to reduce fouling. Sharpened electrodes and adjusted gaps reportedly let current pass more easily, explaining improved performance in engines with fouling issues. The method implies larger gaps improve arc transfer and reduce corrosion effects.
Danderine Promises Hair Regrowth Claim
An early 20th century advertisement touts a 35 cent bottle of Danderine as a cure for hair loss. It asserts the product will refresh and strengthen hair, claiming several benefits and urging readers to try it at drug stores and toilet counters.
Trousers for Ladies See Trend as Girls Bet Boys This Season
Ladies shift fashion set in, with white sailor trousers and pale middy blouses seen along Riverside Drive and at Srent's tomb. Hollywood stars wear knee skirts, hand-painted knees, and animal motifs while college girls adopt bobbed hair and pastel ribbons. The trend elicits mixed views from drivers who see the young as wives more than pedestrians.
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Riverside Drive
Ope
Hudson River
Srent
Hollywood
Qiaxa Bow
Mux
California
Freckles cream promises removal and refunds urged
An advertisement touts a freckle remover named Othine Complexion. It claims rapid fading of freckles, a clearer skin tone, and offers refunds if not satisfied. The ad also promotes related products and mailing options from Shine Lah Fratarias Inc. N.F.
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Ao Ourice
China
Fratarias, Inc
Michael's Marriage Chapter Chaos Over Rumor and Crash
Michael Menlow faces rumors about his company after a vague acquisition talk. An accident involving Lilah leads to police questions, a hospital visit, and a confrontation with attorney Samuel Horner as Michael grapples with trust, guilt, and looming legal threats.
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elreWa
Manning
Menlow
Michael
Arthur Maning
Arthur Manning
Elan
Lilah
Snn
Honhhouse
Bond
Helf
Theospital
City Hall
EH. Cohen
Attorney-Attow
Cater
Quid Horner
Middle Road Reflections On Certainty And Faith
A fragmentary excerpt discusses forming firm principles, noting Samuel Butler on limits of reason and postulates beyond demonstration. It argues for a middle path of general axioms, warning that extremes breed chaos and prisons for dissenters, while faith and benevolent impulse guide better than strict science.
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Samuel Butler
Sunshine Pellets and Health Misfits in Old Text
Fragmentary health article fragment discusses immunity, diet, and disease prevention. Mentions malaria drainage sine qua non and quinine, diabetes reduction with diet, antisepic spears irritating mucus, scarlet fever impact on children, and general health obsession with annual resolutions.
Disease Exposure Risks for Children Note Hazardous Infections
The text warns that exposure to scarlet fever or measles poses extreme hazards for children, emphasizing heightened danger as infections spread and disease resistance declines.
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Ngurung
Nlilo
Wovarn
Wyatt Alle
Newsapens
Corentry Psimore
Dr. Faiman
Shepherd
Lockfay
Butt Medical Profession
War Department of
Ry Hedda Hoyt
United Press
Totki
A'ebyster
Crete
Lilak
Buell
Euclid
Soran
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