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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
11
A fragmentary poem piece titled Social Circles presents a lyrical meditation on heaven and love. The text references longing, unspoken devotion, and emotional pain, with archaic phrasing and irregular typography suggesting a scanned archival source. The mood remains reflective and somber.
The Friday and Monday objects show the Sandwich Whist Club, Mrs. Pfluger of Akron visit, and several auxiliary and literary society meetings. Lectures, luncheons, and a Knights Templar visit from Fond du Lac highlight diverse local events and social dates.
A long fragment covers a Citrus Syrup ad praising its gentle laxative qualities and authority endorsements, followed by a detailed report on the Twentieth Century club event with Miss Lyman, and a Sheridan W R C meeting noting relief work, school programs, and patriotic instruction.
Druggist E. A. Horn presents Vinol as a two in one tonic combining cod liver oil elements with added iron. The ad claims tonal iron makes Vinol the finest body builder and strength creator available.
Oshkosh women denounce an endless chain prayer as selfish superstition while praising private devotion and urging caution. The Athena club discusses a toad found in New York Zoological Park, its age disputed, and a civic improvement push highlights turning street ends along the river into beauty spots to boost the waterfront.
Articles from Milwaukee Chicago and Evanston residents describe rapid relief from insomnia catarrh and weakness after using Peruna products. Letters praise Peruana and Peruna tablets highlighting improved sleep appetite and daily life. Dr Hartman notes development of Peruna tablets offering dose equivalent relief.
Letters from Mrs J C Russell of Portsmouth Virginia and Mrs Alice Bogle of Circleville Ohio praise Peruna for acute indigestion catarrh and colds. Russell reports dramatic relief after a single dose and weight gain of thirty pounds while noting reduced doctor bills. Bogle says six bottles eased years of catarrh and benefited her children.
Citizens urged by the Chamber of Commerce to create street end parks along the lakefront from North Park to the railroad bridge. The plan would add charm, provide seating by the water, and be a small expense relative to the benefits. Public input requested.
Mrs B C Gudden visits Milwaukee for a few days. Bridge whist events are listed with hosts at 125 Algoma Street, West End, and other locations. Several club meetings and visits by Mrs Nathan Paine, Miss Edith A L Russell, Miss Mary Allen, Mrs F N Olum, and others are noted. Social visits include Mr and Mrs M O'Brien in Jefferson Avenue, Mrs Bev J Daly visiting near Antigo, and Mrs Harry Coleman hosting guests in Milwaukee. J M Rollins’s daughter Miss Martha Rollins returns for a week, while Miss Nellie Brown entertains guests Richard and Mary Halsey in Chicago.
A Northwestern reader offers practical wardrobe tips for a girl visiting her fiancee's mother. The traveling outfit features a purple broadcloth skirt and box coat with narrow knife-pleated tailoring and black silk radium braid trim, aiming for simplicity and lasting first impressions.
Elaborate 19th century costume notes describe multiple garments including a burgundy crepe tunic set with a five-geres skirt and embroidered filet lace, a wine velvet gown with lace panels and a radia color scheme, and evening, morning, and house dresses in silk, chiffon, and crêpe with plaits, velvet, and lace trims.
Seasonal dessert recipe combines English Walnut meats figs and Jell O with whipped cream for a large family. Also advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup and Thomas Electric Oil for emergency relief with health claims and store reference.
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