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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims fast relief within minutes after taking one triangle tablet, with no heartburn, nausea, or gas, and suggests keeping a 56 cent case at home for family use.
The article reports on a Tosnel church council discussing doctrine and preaching practices. It notes Rev HR, D Vanister, and Me. Van Tassel addressing congregants about theological positions and church leadership dynamics. The passage emphasizes guidance and reform within the ministerial leadership.
The Tecegay Evening Session of the Huuielpal Lepisintors considers city land seizure from Spruce Street to Manterim's chat to extend Congress wire. City attorney to begin actions. council authorized Tuesday. Public Works presented its April report. recommendations not read aloud, ordered published.
The office and show room move from 29 Ceape street to 15 Main street to improve customer access at PALI NYE WORKS 16 Main Street. The notice also includes unrelated Bible text and numerous local civic items about sewers, bids, and council actions.
A testimonial letter describes a man suffering insomnia rheumatism and heart palpitations who attributes relief to switching from coffee to Postum. He reports improved sleep appetite and energy after three weeks and says he no longer drinks coffee or experiences spells. The notice ends with a promotional line from the Postum Company Battle Creek Michigan and a reference to a magazine feature.
Edward Balch Marr presents a new travel talk with photos from a canoe expedition to James Bay. The program follows a 1 000 mile forest trek through sparse settlements to a Hudson's Bay Company town, using a modern projection setup to show over a thousand miles of wilderness and Georgian Bay. The North to Hudson's Bay talk repeats at Normal School on Friday.
Judge Cleveland names Mrs Kate Mulva guardian of her minor daughter Ada Mulva heiress of the late James V Mulva. Ada's estate includes a monthly pension and a $1 bond for the guardian. Emma Ginnow of Winneconns is named guardian of Ferdinand Ginnow heirs Arnold Edward Mildred and Ferdinand. The Ginnow heirs personal estate is stated not to exceed 20.
The Fox River Valley Dental Society held its mid year session at Weeden's Hall Mary Street with 75 plus dentists attending and guests from Milwaukee St Paul Ironwood and Sheboygan. Officers not elected this day. next slate due September at Appleton.
Announcement states the Mystic Workers will host a waltz and two step party at Woodman hall on the eve of St Patrick's day Tuesday March 27. Julius Stern, formerly of the city, is visiting friends here today and is now manager of the Nickel Amusement company in Milwaukee. Dr Myre R B Hewitt wife of Prof W Co leaves Tuesday for Cincinnati to spend weeks with daughter Mrs Mark Banta and seek throat treatment.
An advertisement extols sunshine and a cheerful outlook as keys to success and links it to Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims digestion improves mood, energy, and achievements, urging readers to carry the tablets, try samples by mail, and order from Pro A. Speece, 150 Start Building, Marshall, MI.
In South Side bowling action the Lambs outscored the Tigers two games to one despite the Tigers’ higher team total. Notable scores included Siewert 227 and Leu 716. The Brooklin alleys saw Callowhills defeat Five Brothers two games to one with modest scores across both teams.
March 14 opening announced for ERAXES a shop for men at 121 Main Street. Proprietor B F Frank invites gentlemen to visit for an inspection day to view modernized premises, new merchandise, and refined service aimed at earning patronage.
Missa Day and Weldner traveled to Milwaukee and Chicago on business. Mrs. Robert Sweedy hosted a large party at 233 Seventh Street last Saturday for her twenty second birthday with music by Mrs. Walldow and many local couples in attendance. Berin of Oshkosh reported planning the Facht Manulita voyage between Berlin and Omro with a longer season due to the Fox River opening earlier. The Grand opera house sold seats for A Knight for 2 Day and The Road to Yesterday with strong demand and good houses. Magician Marc the eccentric was buried in Philadelphia after dying there. he had appeared in Oshkosh during the Y M C A lecture series.
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