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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
2
A warning on kidney trouble urges early medical attention for suspected kidney disease. It notes Bright's disease and diabetes as risks and promotes home remedies like Fina EF Dandetton and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla for mild symptoms, while advising consulting a first class physician for serious cases.
The Wisconsin and Minnesota baseball league postponed today’s session to ratify or amend the season schedule. John F. Tarie travels to Milwaukee for a key meeting. H. C. Danforth and local association leaders discuss club relations, guarantees, and fundraising efforts totaling around 32,500 with about 1,500 raised so far.
An excerpt describes a patient’s revival after a physician’s care and wartime tube, noting improvements in vitality and health. The text mentions a belief in the healing power of medical guidance, and references The Road to Wellville and a publication by Fostum Co Battie Creek Michigan.
The story lists players like Koons Hatch and Zook and new pitchers Bacon Lang and Teicher as Fond du Lac recruits. It notes winter progress under manager Newhouse, potential candidates for infield and outfield and the aim to field a strong Loafer team this season in the Chicago league.
Veteran Gebnart Roth of 421 Bowen Street was granted a pension dating from Wal MN by Judge Gees after a Monday visit by A YOOORE roan Uecker. The recipient is in poor health and unable to rely on others for assistance.
Rev Cates argued infidelity breeds anarchy and denying hell invites sin. He cited Romans 6 23 and warned that sin’s wages are eternal death while salvation is a free gift through Jesus Christ. He urged youth to turn from the devil and praised a young woman saved from temptation by the meetings.
Two Oshkosh young men Ernest H. Hecker and Walter A. Ibby returned from a two week trip to New Orleans and other southern points. They found Mardi Gras delightful with a large crowd and crowded hotels. Canal street was busy and they noted mild hospitality from New Orleans residents. Weather was hot around ninety degrees. they visited Pensacola and saw torpedo boats. They observed Louisiana business normal with active lumber industry and sawmills in operation.
A. C Heaton of Rockford and John A. Tolman of Berlin were in Oshkosh Monday. Swan Swendsen of Menominee Mich. visited Oshkosh Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert Helm left Monday to visit friends in Glenhevale and Plyroath. Civ Engineer Gov Rendall Wiliam Rasmussen and R Brown Jr left Monday for Milwaukee to join a party headed for Chicago. The party includes city engineers contractors and material dealers to inspect the Calvercal Cement plant and witness a demonstration of the martianal White In Thickgu.
Waupaca resident A Larson spends part of Brontley in Oshkosh. De Pere's J P Arndt greeted friends in Oshkosh Monday. Nattan Paine camp of the Sons of Veterans plans a 4 event social card party and dance at Weedien's ball with headquarters there. The Suterpean fraternity meets at Plymouth Congregational church at eight. Program topics include Dante Beethoven Michelangelo with leading members contributing. A Republican aligned official suggests the Taft slogan for the presidential campaign, Taft Taft ifs Taft, to boost support in Oshkosh. Charles Schriber and wife are wintering at Coronado Beach California enjoying golf and meeting friends including Miller of Omaha and Himebduch and Petit families.
An odd home recipe describes a dessert with Engish Walnut meats JELL-O and boiling water, served with whipped cream. It promotes economy and family portions and mentions walnuts figs and JELL-O as purchasable at any grocery.
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