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Fragmented OCR from a 19th century Daily Northwestern page notes establishment in 1988 and advertising rates. Mentions subscriptions, prices, and printing details with broken phrases and illegible lines.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
2
Fragmented OCR from a 19th century Daily Northwestern page notes establishment in 1988 and advertising rates. Mentions subscriptions, prices, and printing details with broken phrases and illegible lines.
Federal Agriculture Department officials under Mr Jardine report widespread unfair and deceptive meat selling practices. Field inspectors toured markets, interviewing dealers, and urged enforcement to protect consumers from inflated prices and misrepresented meat quality.
A plan to erect white crosses along Ohio roads aims to remind motorists to drive carefully. Officials call the markers a sobering visual to prompt safer travel and reduce accidents, despite mixed views on effectiveness. The article also notes probate records for Senator Le Follene and mentions Britain’s women betters carriers, plus a brief on Fourth of July planning.
The discussion analyzes the 1917 immigration law and its impact on European immigration patterns. It notes shifts from Southern and Eastern Europe to Northern Europe, argues about America’s right to select residents, and links labor needs and industrial conditions to immigration trends while stressing foresight in policy to prevent future crises.
Nathan Schwellzoy, a poultry and fame dealer in New York, propelled a trade surge as his firm, later linked to Schwnitzer, shipped large volumes worldwide. The industry expanded to 8 million plus USD in value, with 4 million pounds of ducklings produced between May and October and New York consuming about a million pounds weekly in peak season.
A chaotic column mocks a state legislature for challenging math texts and redefining constants. It questions bills limiting content and mocks publishers for resisting changes while highlighting a public dispute over education and curriculum.
A compilation of brief quotes from Wisconsin newspapers reflecting on economy, elections, political fate of La Follette, and civic duties. The items comment on saving, candidate readiness, harvest labor, and shifts within the Republican party amid hot weather and public intrigue.
Dr Tanimura, a Yale-educated philanthropist, argues Japan must import wheat to balance rice heavy diets and raise living standards. He predicts creamery and silk industries will expand as Japan modernizes, with American wheat and corn boosting production. He notes Japan should export rice silk tea while importing wheat and finished goods.
Content from Chelmsford England lists Sir Henry Curtis Benn well MP for Mid-Besex division. He won a narrow majority and promised to help women, noting 15 268 women in the division could be enfranchised and 15 009 or so husbands share in the fun. Benn’s next campaign may repeat promises.
A traveler recounts reaching Biarritz after Spain, praising its French charm on the Mediterranean coast. The resort attracts Americans and Britons, features a fine sandy bathing beach, dramatic rocky scenery, and a grand, bustling city feel. Basque life appears simple and frugal, with agriculture shaping a homogeneous community. A Basque church visit reveals austere, age‑stressed architecture and a humble interior reflecting plain worship.
From the Northwestern files a burst of era notes recall Oshkosh news. Mentions W Houghtor planning removal to Milwaukee, a prospect of a fashion driven influx of students, and Robert La Follette’s campaign for governor. Wheat prices spike as shortages rise, a coroner’s jury investigates a De Pere wreck, and ten years back Avie Mucks set a world record in distance throwing at Camp Randall.
A long list of nominees for America's Hall of Fame prompts questions on who deserves inclusion. Critics argue worthy figures are overlooked as 107 electors prepare a vote to select 12 inductees from a 27 nominee pool, with nominations led by Dr. Robert Underwood Johnson and supported by a roster of presidents, scholars, and artists.
Raymond Orteig renewed a 25000 prize offer for a nonstop flight from France to the United States. Pilots Pranre and Tar encon with Fran foot Coll plan a July 25 attempt from France across the Atlantic to New York via Ireland and Newfoundland. Orteig, longtime New York hotelier, aims to spur a pioneering transatlantic route and may travel with the pilots if possible.
A Wisconsin Department of Home Economics note urges supplying children with proper outdoors toys to keep them content at home. As warm days arrive, kids need engaging equipment to stay occupied outside and prevent running away.
Puzzle instructions and word clues for a children's pictorial crossword. Includes running acrostics, word mappings, and hints for Word 1 to Word 10 with answers indicated as yesterday's puzzle solved.
Michael and Jilah visit Dimn Ovia Horner at the hospital after an accident, meeting a weary Horner family and clashing with Horner’s lawyer. Michael vows to handle bills fairly while awaiting Thurber’s return, as the Horner case heads toward a possible settlement.
The excerpt presents Emersons view that mind reshapes matter and ideas flow through the world. It argues reality is pushed or drawn by thought, with intellect activating and ordering nature. truth travels through receptive minds, producing inventions and discoveries.
A guide to backyard play ideas for young children. It discusses sand piles shaded from sun, inexpensive toys like trampolines pedal toys wagons swings and skies, low ramps for younger kids and safe nails hammers for construction. It stresses constructive play with bird houses boxes tents and a kid sized playhouse for imaginative activity.
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