Oshkosh Daily Northwestern 1925 June 4金
Oshkosh Wisconsin edition lists postal rates and subscription prices for mail and carrier service. The page notes Associated Press membership and masthead details, with a date stamp of Saturday June 4, 1925, Vol. 58.
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Eabllbes 6 &T
Harpierseem Petedag Company
Arihwesterm Bhding
State
Otter Bivests
Ouphoam
Winconsin
Pshkowk Wik
Mall
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Oklahoma Row Over Anti Evolution Law Debate
The piece notes widespread dispute over anti evolution sentiment in Oklahoma. Fundamentalists press to restore a law banning materialistic and Darwinian concepts in textbooks, while modernists and others call the effort misguided and politically charged. The controversy mirrors broader clashes over science and faith influencing public policy.
Weather forecasts sparingly used by government and public
The article argues that weather forecasts serve public convenience for business and agriculture, yet governments should provide them without direct charges. It notes Argentina’s forecasts influenced farmers and traders, while some private firms profit from data. It critiques conservatism and calls for open official forecasts amid scientific debate.
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Argentina
Smitha Institution
Coulenetork
Gavin
Loweox
Nonott
Uwon
Bern
Milwaukee’s New Sewage Disposal Plant
Milwaukee moves toward a modern sewage system with a new disposal plant costing about 24 million dollars. The upgrade aims to eliminate water contamination risk and public health threats, replacing the old lake dumping method as population grows and sewage output increases.
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Milwaukee
Mibrankon
Michigan
van der Eldeg
Ciiien
Oskkoen
Coxsider
Anover
Sater 1
Rising Auto Fatalities Prompt Call for Stronger Regulation
A 1924 report by the Department of Commerce shows U S cities with auto fatality totals of 5030 and a rate of 19 per 100,000, up from 4805 and 18.8 in 1923. Despite a rising absolute death toll, fatalities per 10,900 motor cars declined, highlighting growing car numbers. The piece urges stricter traffic laws, enforcement, and better pedestrian protection to curb the rising deaths. It mentions state budget allocations, proposed tax shifts, and related incidents, including a fatal collision and a failed attempt at a high profile case, plus various local concerns and oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
United States
Swan
Cost of Prohibition Shown by Washington Enforcement Exp
A Springfield Union excerpt reviews a Washington enforcement report on liquor seizures. It estimates enforcement costs, notes expenses for agents, court proceedings, and travel, and argues prohibition enforcement bears heavy, variable expenses while other laws cost less. The piece critiques the overall price of enforcing the Prohibition era.
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Springfield
Wraiington
Washington
Hulommbly
United States
Wanbbigtos
Calding
Lena
du Ft
Road building strategy to save funds and unify efforts
A poorly legible editorial urges wise use of funds spent last year on roast construction, noting 31,090,000,000. It argues roads must be built with proven methods, duplication eliminated, and joint action by counties and states to reduce costs. Emphasizes traffic delays and resource strain, calling for permanent, economical road plans.
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Lly Catenelve Seale Nevessary
Unclear historical notes on Wisconsin officials and events
Flawed OCR fragment cites multiple places in Wisconsin and references figures like La Follette Summers, with mentions of governors and a roster of state officials. Content is fragmentary and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Madison
Manitowor Herald
Omy Tenavn
Isla
Wisconsin
Neav
Sion
Kenosha
Iexisianire
Wistonsin
Dent Qit
Toham
Maranteld
Seoteld
Ceemto
Phin
Miwaukee
la Follette
Madison Flor
McGeteth
Stilwaukee
Waueru
Hera
General Daugan’s Heroic Moroccan Legionnaire Remembered
A World War II era profile recalls General Daugan praising a Moroccan division officer for decisive actions in the war. The article notes his leadership of the First Regiment of the Foreign Legion and his role in landing the morning breach contingent. It describes Daugan pointing to a high spot for German car parking and reflects on Franco-Moroccan collaboration and the broader war context under the Tricolor.
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Daugan
France
Morocco
Rance
Jin
Rolund
Firat
Lhoj’ Foreign “Legion
Alsace
Filming True Stories reshapes motion pictures industry
The True Stories project, promoted by Macfadden publications and Astor Distributing, aims to present real life events on screen with stars Lionel Barrymore and others. Executives include Falton Oursler Nat Pendleton Hugh Dierker and Arthur Leslie guiding production and exploitation. The venture claims to bring unprecedented authenticity to cinema.
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Bernare Siacture An
Mabe
New York
Marfaddon
Wacovnr
Aden Wis
Lionel
Arthur Leslie
Macfadden Publications
Macfadden
Mions
Ihe
New Public Library Listing of Various Books and Monographs
A public library catalog fragment lists fiction and nonfiction works across multiple subjects. Notable items include Sandition a fragment of a novel by Austen Overy Trimph of the Scariet Pimpernel Patne In Zanzibar Weaton Banuty Peize Mala Libeas Nonfetion Beman Selected Articles of Capital Parliament, Guy Types a book of monologues, Corksrell Zoctory Primarily a textbook for architects and plumbers Outlines of Nursing Hinton Table talk of G B Sline and Archibald Eteniersen on drama and American literature Johnson New Handy Manual on Plumbing Heating Vents Wing Mechanical refrigeration Practical book for practical men Fickes Homo Bank of Modern Verona Winning Menamenea Wranski Singer and His Act
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Bilemy
Austen
Pimpernel
Patne
Zanzibar
Weaton
Johnson
Renee
Jordan
Fickes
Homo Bank of Modern Veron
Rasttsh Portee
Berkek
Sunshine Pellets by Dr W Thomsen
An OCR fragment reviews medical rhetoric and literature noting no cure for Bright's disease and critiquing overreliance on doctoring, with tangential remarks on poor sleep, safety, and a garbled list of books and juvenile selections from Ames.
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Dr. W. ¥. Thomsen
Northwesterns Thirty Degree Heat Marks Local Week
From the files of the Northwestern, twenty five years ago Gilbert AL Comstock and Miss Emma Levinga of Oshkosh wed. Jonna Flo, a local insurance man, named agent at Brecklandse for the Green Northern railroad. Gen T. S. Alien Waree elected president and Henkin Smith vice president of the Fifth Wisconsin Republican at the annual reunion held. Homer Dale moves to Downrine with his side. A picker jumps into the body of Phil Phillipa and George Canwell while rowing near Stony Beach. Gov E B Beofield pens letters opposing La Follette's nomination. Years ago Rev A C MetHenry preaches farewell as pastor. Carton Foster, Harry Lawnon, Harry Ostering, and Sean Tieharaber complete a canoe trip from Skawane to Oshkosh. Rev John W Greenwood lectures at Trinity Episcopal on Comfort and Germany.
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Gilbert AL Comstock
Emma Levinga
Oshkosh
Flom
Jonna
Wisconsin Centre
BrecHiaridse
Minn
Grene Northern Railroad
T. S
Henkin Smith
Wicconsin
Homer Dale
Downrine
Phil Phillipa
George Canwell
Btony Beach
Gov. E. B. Beofield
Robert M. la Follette
A. C. MetHenry
Atveroeiint
I Carton Foster
Harry Lawnon
Harry Ostering
Qubkosh
Sean Tieharaber
Chicago
Skawane
Unusual Glimpses of Unusual People Young Ideas
Kansas City man C U Hodges near retirement after forty years piloting locomotives has traveled vast miles. He plans to buy an air plane with savings, take his wife in the cockpit, and spend months touring the country from the sky. He studied with expert aviators before buying the craft. Traveling by plane, he says, outshines trains in many ways.
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Oklahoma
Caumpis
Okishoma
Tock
Allenton
Arma
Macord
Central Peean
Kansas City
Man
C. U- Hodges
Hotges
Hag
Condensed Weather and Earthquake Forecasts For July 1925
Weather and earthquake outlook for July 1925 outlines six storm periods with rough dates and regional effects. Strong thunder squalls, warm spells, and unsettled conditions persist through multiple periods, featuring severe local storms, showery and stormy conditions, and a trend toward cooler spells by late July into August.
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Hicks’ Almanac and Publishings
Rata Mortst
Rexchar
Tarn
Hall
Shender
Kent
Auguay
Higher Desires Rise From War Wreckage And Abbes
Dr John H Finley former New York Times editor delivered a lecture praising the mind's higher desire that seeks knowledge beyond the tangible. He compared the world to Job, scarred by war, yet urged continued pursuit of truth, international understanding, and human happiness through scholarly effort.
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Abbes
Job
John H. Finley
New York
New York Times
Stoo
Fieley
G.h-Finley
Jman
Ming
Ehil
Children’s Pictorial Crossword Puzzle Page Clue List
Puzzle page presents a pictorial crossword with across clues: Word 1 What the girl in the pictures is playing. Word 2 Synonym for frequency. Poetic form. Word 6 The place where. Word 9 An article tied to cleaning. Word 0 Good looking attractive. Word 1 A vagrant. Word 3 A voter. Word 4 Narrative tall manker parts. Word 2 A confinement. Clues reference across and down letters, with a key drawing guiding answers.
Memorial for late Mayor E E Stevens urged in Menominee Park
A community proposal calls for a monument or tablet in Menominee Park to honor the late E E Stevens, former mayor who guided land purchases that created city parks. Advocates praise his vision and courage, arguing the memorial should be pursued now and completed.
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Mepominee Park
EE Stevens
Mark Alte
al Suevens
Cei
Miyor
Menominee
South Pasha
Oshkosh
E E. Stevens
E. E. Stevens
Merominer Park
Michael's Marriage Chapter 120 Teases a Difficult Meeting
In a tense scene a weary Michel asks to see the mother of a young woman, learning about her aunt Mrs Horner and Lilah. He notes the girl's quiet tragedy, ponders how to arrange a visit, and considers taking the girl, Lilah, to Dilah, as the chapter ends with a sudden stop and a cliffhanger.
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Berore
Michel
Beld
Horner
Dilah
Lilah
Lian
Gleanings on the American Language and its Lexicographers
An essay excerpt argues for a living American language despite lexicographers attempts to confine it. It recalls Bierce on dictionaries and praises coining new words, noting Shakespeare era speech as a model and urging readers to trust spoken English over fixed lexicography.
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Yankes
Giese
Ambrose Stecce
Yesson
Waning popularity of one piece bathing suits on New York beaches
Thousands of new bathing suits appeared on New York beaches this month signaling a potential shift away from the one piece. Most models were cotton dress type with bright color schemes and varied fabrics. Designers showcased colorful caps wraps and printed fabrics with intricate bodices and aprons.
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Hedda, Bayt
Warren’s Batto
United Press
New York
Swarns
Dennis
Allx
Tere Orn
India
Wil Dionde
Orely
Kenna
Sage Beach
Poems and fashion notes drift through a late edition
The page blends fragments of verse with fashion briefs. Poems hint at inner visions and longing while a fashion column showcases William Wardworth style coats, a black crepe ensemble, a blond bathing suit, and a bright red belt, describing outfits and surfaces.
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Long Beach
Can
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