Newspaper Front Material From Oshkosh Wisconsin
A damaged OCR fragment from an Oshkosh Wisconsin newspaper dated January 6 and volume 5S. It references wire services and a postal service note, mentions United Press and The Associated Press, and shows subscription pricing and offices in Chicago and other cities. The readable elements are scattered and incomplete.
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Neripwerters Stata Tnditer Btracis
Benkesn
Wisconse Routareg
Inottat Ouinae
Ead
Fursign Odogrimen
Pavan Sargwala “Ee
President Coolidge Third Term Talk Sparks Debate
The New York Times weighs the prospect of a third term for President Coolidge, noting political caution about advancing plans, the time needed before a ticket is named, and how voter sentiment could shape the outcome. The piece argues no decision is imminent and that any move would hinge on national interests and public approval.
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New York Times
Coolidge
Ion
Buchini
Nash
Angie
Thia Cholee
Thara
Building Record to Set a New Market Height
A long report discusses planned building activity as a measure of economic health. It notes a projected increased investment in low construction, estimates Billions of dollars, and highlights S W Straus predicting continued growth and robust demand for labor and materials amid population growth and industrial expansion.
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Couran
Iil
S. W- Straus
Jonat
Billson Doliasd
Villeun
Af Couren
Bradatraot
Straus
Rincout Birrege Bard
Wi Ceahire
Industria
Tmz
Mora
Thera Suena
Adenuate Waals
Tittaburg
Boya
Ile
Otha
The California Quake and Its Aftermath in a Shaken State
A historical account describes a major California earthquake, its coastwide impact, and the ensuing damage. It notes several hundred square miles affected, city water systems crippled, and millions in property loss. Casualties occur as aftershocks follow the initial quake, with discussion of preparedness and potential engineering responses.
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California
Sante Barbara Appraen
Hays
Lees
Vika
Gorod
Evik
Wistersia
Waterbury Ameren Bathing Yacht Featured Ads
A fragmented notice describes a 1925 bathing yacht marketed as an energetic watercraft. It promises youthfully energetic experiences for $45 and features three inflated rubber pontoons, a pump, and a compact packing bag. The item is pitched as easy to assemble and transport.
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England
Eneretic Department
Enerentia
Tim
Akenies Panteen
Thera
Lelauraly
Numerous Brief Clippings From Midwest Newspapers
A compilation of quirky notes from various papers, including opinions on economic policy and political figures, along with signals of farm and canning seasons. Wisconsin canners pursue corn production for table use while state legislatures discuss land use and conservation. A Fourth of July safety message closes the batch.
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Atadh Sen Dogmal
Cimimone
Karl*Marx
Rtpalal
Madiana
Tancine Journal
Gettleman
Milwauker
Onier
Zenethen
Wisconsin
Michigan
Atign Journal
Timely views of world topics states rights speech
The speech argues for stronger local government and limits on federal power as governors voice support for preserving state rights. New York Governor Smith Texas Governor Ferguson Pennsylvania Governor Gifford Pinchot Maine Governor Brewster and Ralph Growste weigh in on federal overreach versus local authority amid debates over taxation and enforcement.
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Pineldam Coolidge
East Front
Bates
United Brotas
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Maputo
Mate Everage
Tives
Enme
Smith
New York
Apeech
Luis
Miriam AL Ferguso
Texas
Ceoil
Clark Kerr as Egyptian Residency Ally in Anglo British Balance
The article portrays Clark Kerr as a trusted British official in Cairo who guided the residency policy and backed a democratic Egyptian constitution while clashing with autocratic instincts. It notes his loyalty to King Farouk and Zaghlulists, his stance during the Cairo Tokyo shift, and his influence in maintaining peace amid Oriental intrigue.
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Ao. Clark
A. J
Clark Kerr
Cairo
Counseling
Tokyo
Belualas Tian
Coliny
Winnaing
Faud
Gatromhe Kevs
Clark Erp
Egyipt
Shane
Sirdar Chala
Griste
Thal
Clarke Kerr
Lord Ailenty
Coiro
New
Pauip Kerr
Ste Eiward Griggslpschaet
Jaeyd
George
New Wrinkle Eradication Method Promises Quick Results
A crude OCR read describes a talc based mixture applied to the face to remove wrinkles. It claims instant smoothing and a velvety appearance, with instructions to mix powder with lemon juice and apply for about 15 minutes. It asserts dramatic, visible improvement and a strong sensory claim.
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Ghraspear
Sunshine Pellets and Health Notes From an Era
A fragmented health and science column discusses tuberculosis, blood components, and public health in a dated voice. It references doctors, civic service, and international health issues, noting how malnutrition and contagion affect patients and the need for better care and resources.
Glad He Picked This Good Stomach Remedy
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as a powerful remedy for indigestion gastritis and stomach protests. Calvin Dilks of Kiloway praises its effects claiming relief from catarrhal stomach conditions. The ad promises results within minutes with a money back guarantee at Mueller Poster Drug Co. or any druggist.
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Dave
Calvin Dilks
Alioway
Mueller Poster Drug Co
Reed
Northwestern items from twenty five years ago today
A set of brief items notes local reckonings including United States attorney Gi Phillips being elected mayor of Stony Bourn, an upcoming wedding, a steamer incident on Lake Winnebago, and a band leadership change amid road wreck fallout. Also May Moulton earns a scholarship and March ten years ago recalls examinations, injuries, saloon regulation, and licenses issued to 126 saloonkeepers with 34 more applications under review.
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Gi Phillips
United States
Stony Bourn
Atitue E Holmes
Stisa Edith Peart Datley
Thistle
Lake Winnebago
Merchants’ Exourmlees
George Iting
Arion Band
Miay May Moulton
Sormai School
Are We
Pruit Lamieuze
Corg
Edwin
Newton Passer
Leutenant
George H. Stever
August Domke
Cornell
Minora
Wisconsin Legislature Faces Tax and Consolidation Debates
The July 28 papers note Wisconsin lawmakers nearly finished signatures for a bill, with two notable measures: consolidating four agricultural activities under one head to save taxpayers money, a plan defeated by administration forces, and a proposal to tax grain and coal dealers to offset farmer taxes, a stance taken by Republicans against offsetting taxes.
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Oshkosh
Trin
Wisconsin
Biannea
Sasalda Srons
Tembera
Children’s Pictorial Crossword Puzzle Row To Solve
Puzzle instruction outlines how to fill numbered white squares with single letters. Each solved word forms part of a puzzle grid with across and down entries. The clue notes mention a key word and a hint about constructing other words from the letters.
Reusing Actors Word Puzzles From Yesterday
Yesterday's puzzle fragment presents cryptic style clues mixing letter and wordplay. It mentions Snell odor and a large city in Tupoli, plus references to working and running down. The filled puzzle answer remains unclear from the provided cluttered text.
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Snell
Michael's Marriage Chapter Segments Tangle Over Court and Rich Heiress
Michael informs Lilah of meeting Horner's daughter, an 18 year old beauty with poised manners who could be groomed for wealth. Lilah reacts with worry as Michael contemplates using a $100,000 check to influence the marriage and a forthcoming legal settlement. He plans to return with Cohen to finalize arrangements, while Lilah struggles with jealousy and fear of loss.
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Morner Houaé
Ziegtela
Fered
Pakistan
Lilah
Theis
Cohen
Emerson on character and ambition in society
The passage reflects on Emerson’s view that power and status reveal true character. It argues genius challenges the world, rulers’ rhetoric masks nakedness, and ambition tests virtue. It notes many seek respect through talent, while senators and presidents endure discomfort to prove worth. Climb they must or crawl.
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Emerson
Wisconsin Letter Expresses Frustration Over Tax, Regulation Burden
A Wisconsin reader from Neosho voices concern that progressive policies harmed farmers and business people by increasing taxes and regulation. The letter urges dismantling red tape, removing inspectors, and restoring pro business governance, calling for reform at Madison and a return to practical, low tax state administration.
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Mehting
Ware
Hoy IL. Ware
Necessiah
Capitol Square
Wisconsin
Pstats
Tas
Ben
Madison
Poems That Live Lizes and The Central Stillness
Fragmentary verses describe changing forms and lasting shadows. The speaker laments loss and memory, mentioning words like what changes hast to see and the central state. Names and clear facts are sparse, but a reflective, lyrical mood remains.
Birkenhead Man Dies After Illness in Europe
Edward H. Smith reports from Birkenhead June 1 that James Clark a longtime engine builder and repairer, noted for machine work in ships, is near death after a trip through the Pyrenees and Spain. Clark, a native of Birkenhead, leaves a void for family and friends as the writer’s correspondence pauses until further notice. His death news reached the Northwestern and will be published.
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Birkenhead
England
Pyrenees
Spain
James Clark
Daily Northwestern
Edward H. Smith
Clark
Western
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