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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
2
Claimants promote a homemade remedy named Dandelion treatment for backache kidney trouble bladder issues and rheumatism. The recipe mixes Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Darsiparina with steps to shake and dose after meals. Proponents say it relieves stiffness swelling and pain within days and note doctors alarm at patent medicines.
A church gathering centers on a sermon addressing sacrifice and obedience. Minister Cates speaks on scripture from Matthew and emphasizes devotion, urging strong faith and perseverance despite hardship as the assembly reflects on spiritual duties.
Report describes widespread use of underpaid mail under improvised stamps causing delays. Clerks delay every item with missing or insufficient postage, with customers sealing envelopes or piling extras to meet rates. The article notes hundreds are being fined or held for insufficient postage at Oshkosh claims office.
Fishermen report better yields with more fish arriving at markets. Sturgeon ranging eight to twelve pounds are on display in some areas, while several shanties have been moved ashore as crews prepare for continued fishing. Local markets note increased supplies and hopeful traders expect the trend to last through the week.
A sensational advertorial from Syracuse Minnesota touts a wrinkle removing “process” promising miraculous skin changes. It features testimonials from a Cincinnati woman and claims secrecy and free particulars for ten days address Tarriett Meta Syracuse MN and guarantees privacy.
City faces debate on sidewalk grades as President of the Board of Public Works Captain W A Barden cites charter limits and enforcement issues. He says the General Charter proposal is needed for permanent walks or for stronger city engineer authority to regulate grades amid widespread noncompliance and petty disputes.
Treasurer KR A Spink notes that Saturday will bring no more money than expected as two churches and many residents face taxes. He says accounts will be turned over for collection, with collection costs included. Under the law, Spink will review records on Sunday, with returns due Monday. he laments the lack of moral sense.
Article advertises Dr Williams Pink Pills as the height of relief for women entering the forties with nervous or weak conditions. It cites Mrs Martha Dennis of Kalamazoo Michigan as a testimonial, describing long lasting pains, weakness, and digestive issues that improved after treatment. The piece notes common symptoms like headaches dizziness chills and fevers and promotes the pamphlet Plain Talks to Women for more proof. Pills available from druggists or by mail at six cents per box or two fifty for a box set from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
City Attorney Cowling defends the state supreme court decision on the Oshkosh traction controversy. He disputes ex City Attorney Stewart on the ruling’s impact, asserts the city’s actions set track centers on two bridges and Main streets, and states the Pend du Lac company’s rights are unaffected. The battle now shifts between the two companies.
Isaac W. Farrow an elderly farmer and veteran died at his Algoma home on the Wauxau road from heart disease. He was a Wyoming-born veteran of the Civil War who served about two years and was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic. Surviving are two sons Abner S. Farrow of Nekimlami and Levi R. Farrow, listed at the Oshkosh area.
The funeral will be held Sunday after roca at the residence. Rev Holter and D Van Tarssel of St Debre Universatst church will officiate. The note lists the names of the deceased and mentions their family relations.
The Oshkosh Normal school plans a March 7 trip to the Internormal league contest. The party travels from furengon to Superior with stops in Ashisnd overnight, arriving the next morning. Members include John A. Keith, Hert Wells, George Wehlrwein, and Garret A. Beelsel, with others to join. Earl Sperbeck is a candidate for state league president. Prof Farley delivered a maiden faculty talk on the feminization of teaching. President Keith left for Madison for a board of regents meeting. Reizh will present new building requirements and architecture plans, to be reviewed along with the 1905 summer school.
Louis Arklam of 3% Nash was arraigned on five counts including assault with intent to murder and depraved mind to his wife Mary Anklam and son Louis Arklam Jr. He pleaded not guilty, trial set for April 9, bonds continued at $1, with jury strike date to follow.
Advertisement touts William’s Indian Tablets as a tonic and regulator for women addressing weakness and nervous disorders. Claims include strengthening the nerves, restoring flesh and vitality, bright eyes, and improved complexion. Sold at Med jand's Drug store.
During his Chicago stay Cooper drew crowds as his new preparation and theory drew sensational attention. Emil Winkler of 132 East Ohio Street reported relief after using the medicine, claiming major health improvements after five years of poor health and futile treatments.
The American embassy in St. Petersburg reports a December indictment against Olga Stein, a Russian embezzler, charging swindling and embezzlement. The certification was issued on March 13.
Northern Ontario lumbermen have pressured the Gabaniy Government to lift the embargo on tan bark exports to the United States. Government officials weighed the move amid treaty considerations.
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