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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
3
Prof L C Atherton reports physical defects in pupils largely cause poor shown performance. Parents and teachers aware. speech and hearing issues noted. Public show criticized for lacking accommodations. observers urge cooperation and corrective action.
Health ad text urges readers to consider kidney trouble as a common cause of illness. It promotes Dr Klimer and Co swanmp-fleet as a remedy, claiming kidneys filter all blood and offering free information by mail.
An indoor baseball meet at the Armory attracts a massive crowd as teams from the area vie for early season bragging rights. Officials report high interest in the contest and expect tight competition between rival clubs.
Atherton reports 720 pupils examined this year. 246 remain deficient mostly in physical health and school readiness. About half of parents acknowledged advice. few followed up with consultations. Poor pupils show greater health and dental needs. recommendations include supervised exams, dental checks, and teacher led follow ups under a medical supervisor.
The fragmentary item notes a sequence involving an orator and a place in Mississippi, with mention of a third place in a sequence ending at 3. Details are unclear.
John Jones of Nekimi and Mabel Elizabeth North of Utica were married in the First Congregational parsonage on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock. Rev Favard H H Smith officiated. Witnesses were Arthur North and Nora R Lens. They will reside at the farm in Nekimi.
Property at foot of Bowen Street purchased by HR Br Sopee for a landing dock project. Robert B Seper acquired adjacent land along the Fox River to extend about 180 by 40 feet. Plans call for a spring construction of a breakwater and associated features. details mixed and partially garbled.
Fragmented notes describe a bail hearing involving a Mr Muelier rhor of the Tooal and Mon Pups Jr at 2 Algoma Street. The subject is seriously ill with no immediate danger. a taped business matter at TLE Goy and a Massachusetts Curtin Guild note are mentioned.
The union revival meetings at the First Presbyterian Church run daily with morning services at ten and evening services at seven. Wednesday night drew large crowds as nine ministers urged belief in Jesus Christ for salvation and warned that mere faith without obedience cannot save.
Monday evening bowling matches saw the Rockaways and Rahr Colts secure three straight wins. Season near end, bowlers prepare for warmer months with continued spare shooting. Score details follow.
John Van Luvenee of Moline Illinois recounts a dramatic recovery after cold and fever left him weak. He credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey taken as directed for restored appetite strength and energy, claiming it prolonged his life and improved his health compared to years prior. He urges others especially the elderly to use the product temperately and as directed.
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt extract and medicinal tonic. It claims health benefits, padding the claim with cautions to buy only genuine sealed bottles from trusted pharmacists, with a price of $1.00 and contact for Dr. Curran.
Herman Lang of Black Wolf and Miss Helen Engel of this city were united in marriage by Justice Fred A. Kaerner on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. The ceremony occurred at 13th Lane Street and the newlyweds plan a honeymoon trip after the house keeping begun.
The annual report of President Vail of the American Telephone and Telegraph company shows profits of 21,179,000 dollars, up from 17,857,000. The document lauds the system as national in character, with millions of subscribers and 1,654,008 miles of wire, and favors independent public control and wise management. Also includes letters from readers praising health products and dreams.
Boston March 19 The Associated Press reports no change in Governor Guila s condition this morning. He has suffered rheumatism and fever for more than a week. It is understood his condition shows very little hope of recovery.
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