Daily Northwestern costs and subscription rates, 1925
The Daily Northwestern lists subscription rates and terms in a 1925 notice. Rates include 22 cents per week, 4 months for 4 dollars, and 13.38 for three months within Wisconsin. The notice notes payment methods and office details at Tower Building, Oshkosh Wisconsin, with publication dated Friday October 5 1725.
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Frey Ang
Otter Etteccs
Wisco
Bamkoah
Sein
Naports
Aseecmiet
Cal News
Logan Payne Ca
Tower
Sree
Hirano
Ottoeisi
Ana Iit
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Wisconsin
Ostobder
Ingenious Canadian Plan to Raise Great Lakes Level
A Canadian engineer, C Lorne Campbell, proposes damming streams between Nipigan and Hudson Bay to create a new lake that feeds Lake Nipigon and Lake Superior. The scheme aims to offset Chicago drainage withdrawals and stabilize lake levels, but many technical hurdles remain before it could be practical.
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Great Lakes
C. Lorne Campbell
Albany
Ogokaivera
Getarta
Lake Ontario
Lake Nielson
Lake Superior
Nipgan
Hudson Bay
Hudges Bay
Lake Nipleon
Fred Superior
Chicago
British Labor and Communism Influence in Liverpool and England
The Liverpool Labour conference rejected Soviet doctrines and condemned communist speakers, signaling a conservative turn in a once radical party. Despite pressures from Russian propaganda, the party upheld constitutional reform and warned of revolution’s dangers amid unemployment and war burdens.
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Labor Party
Liverpool
Scarborough
England
Europe
Hewever
Endy
Russia
Lator Rity Ds
Reclamation Service Deficit and Missteps in Projects
Secretary Work of the Jeterfoy department discusses a potential $27,000,000 linkage to federal irrigation schemes, noting contractors and settlers facing disputes over contracts and arrears. The statement admits errors in planning some improvements while few gains have been realized, raising questions about misallocated funds and unqualified settlers on reclamation tracts.
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Jeterfoy Department
Graakly
Tetgral
Wien
Jess
Department of Interior
Irregular Text Fragment on Irrigation and Reclamation
A fragmentary note discusses irrigation extracts and enforcement, suggesting a return of some benefit or compensation. The incompletely legible text mentions taxation or costs and references a person or entity responsible for restoration, though precise details are unclear.
Consolidated rural schools raise costs and equality concerns
The piece argues consolidation improves rural education despite higher per pupil costs and longer overall schooling. It cites the US Bureau of Education on equal opportunities and notes risks like urban congestion, while urging elimination of inefficient rural schools to widen access. It also reflects nostalgia for older streets and tavern signs as modernization reshapes communities.
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Consolidated
Gils
Bowser
United States Bureau of
9 Reported &Sons
Tratatec
New York Herald
Wower
Cuhstony
Isttla Nooka
Sally
Frey
Lincoln and Mary Todd in a Quiet Solitude of Love
The piece compares Abraham Lincoln to Robert E Lee, noting Lincoln's deep inner life and restraint in emotions. It describes his reverence for The Imitation of Christ and quotes reflections on love, solitude, and moral strength. The writer contrasts Lincoln with Lee, highlighting Lincoln's sorrow and devotion amid public duties and private life.
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Gamaliet Wagga
Harpers Mapzma
Lliodle Yen
Roman
Tn Xpi
Suzy Owens
Lincoln Hlmacht
Inter
Jadher
Weiling
USA
Walt Que
Lancoln
Tim
Robert E Lee
Lee
Lincoln
Lincel
Luomin
Iniensky
Mary Todd
Among the News Slavers and Election Currents
A garbled column reflects on political figures including La Follette and Governor Taine, noting voter behavior, campaign scrutiny, and criticism of officials. It cites observer remarks on how public service is affected by family legacies and personal ties amid district politics and election commentary.
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Leraich Caye Congress
S.ghetepe
Pecker
Dad —Marinette Eagle Star
Brant
Dresk
Che Clec- Jaen
Rexaniiens
the Record Herald Esserty
Tiaine
Waceu Record Herald
Ashlant
Anis
Women in Politics and Labor Movements Across Europe
An OCR fragment discusses women’s political status in Latin romance countries, noting slower reform in Spain, France, and Italy. It mentions women’s labor participation, organizations like the Institute for Women’s Culture, and the push for suffrage and legal reforms. References to Maria Victoria Heat, Princess, and various activists illustrate early 20th century feminist efforts and the role of women in municipal and national governance.
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Nfone
Marig
Ubree Wataer
Spain
France
Italy
Senorla Barta
Victoria
Organizs
Barcelona
Municipali
American Board of Mestons
Institution Libre de Encenanca
Tatereations
Marquesa de Is Ter
Totel
Gottsix
Yeere
Pedengien
Wormer
Children’s pictorial crossword puzzle solution hints
Puzzle shows cross word clues with across and down words. It lists Word 1 through Word 5 for across and down, including hints like a horse named Dapple Gray, a rent, a thick black liquid, and a city in France. Several garbled lines appear but indicate a pull of hidden solutions and drawing keys.
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Puzsle
Ferdinand of Bulgaria Dominates Royal Stature Then and Now
The article portrays Ferdinand of Bulgaria as a bold, controversial figure after his abdication, detailing his exile to Coburg, his clashes with European powers, and his complex ties to Russia, Austria and France. It notes his outlaw status across Europe, Boris’s succession, and lingering influence amid wartime tensions.
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Ferdinand
Belgaria
Europe
Crar
Bulgaria
Fertimerke
Coburs
Medea
Filer
Butsaria
Cours
Rusia Erferogivand
Cour
Alex Janner
Louiss of
Bourbon
Boris Steppeht
Althoush
Louis Philippe
Frances
Turkey
Wallaar
Russia
Boris
Ofire
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement by Crenmulsen Company of Atlanta promotes Creemulisem as a remedy for persistent coughs colds and related respiratory illnesses. It claims relief by targeting stomach absorption and bloodstream action, touting health benefits and satisfaction guarantees.
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Healtz Clements
Agi Rour Druge Gut Crenmulsen Company
Atlanta, Ga
Fragmentary Verse Fragments From an Unclear Source
The text presents garbled lines with phrases such as a rainbow, life beginnings, and a cryptic line about a child and a cup. Names like W. Wadeworth appear, but many words are incomprehensible, making it a rough, fragmented snippet with no clear event or report.
Northwestern items recall old county days and rail wrecks
A fragmented recap from Northwestern files twenty five years ago notes a large bass catch along Lake Winser, resumed duties of a Chicago & Northwestern official after injury, and a City Council reorganizing its Central Republican club with new officers. It mentions water fare talks, streetcar orders, and a tractor demo by Oshkosh business leaders. A Trinity Episcopal clergyman begins duties while local social events include birthday tributes and a California visit by Oshkosh residents.
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J. . Jenkins
Hooper
Booper
Jones
FH. J. Hume
Henry Scaretber
Albert Kteinelat
J. A
Xemba
W. J. Hay
Special Water Committee
Common Council
W. G. Saxey Rave
P. Poplin
Wissconsin Electric Ailway
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Bir
Harold
Charlies Schiber
California
Gudes
Margaret Bray
Att
John Hicks
Mim Temes’ P. Gowle
Thomas Dak
Sunshine Pellets by Dr Wa F Thomeyad
Fragmentary verse piece depicts a dark house and a speaker recalling grandmother’s broom and winter. It mentions sunshine pellets, digestion, weather, and changing scenes from June to January with rustic imagery and a homey, reflective mood.
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Dr Wa F. Thomeyad
Panamanian Canal hailed as future traffic lifeline
An article outlines optimistic projections for a transoceanic waterway, praising its potential to link continents, boost freight and unify rail and road networks. It notes engineer Samuel Rea and wider economic expansion, while warning about sector cycles affecting demand.
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Brishi
Aubrisht
Samuel Rea
Goads
Concrhue
Pasamz
Lawrence
Amoura Alestey Faces Spotlight and Secrets
In a bustling theater world, Amoura Alestey, a famed heiress known as Amy Ainsworth, endures headlines that threaten her carefully built life. Reporters pursue her as she navigates dressing rooms, paparazzi, and a looming scandal while a dramatic week ahead promises more peril and exposure.
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Hans van Pogh
Astoura
Amy Arms
Reese
Amoura Alestey
Seedhof & Hexebor
la Houbierre
Hans Vex Pugh
Ampara
Aed Ton
Matame
Amoura
Monsien
Amoum
le Hou Qecre
Amotra
la Horbierre
Amy Ainsworth
Menseque and
Mice
Alndley
Amoure
Sobedi
Amoura Alysses
Alesta
Halsted Strée
Snexas
Fragmented Extract on Society and Individualism in Gleanings
An engraved prose fragment discusses the relation between individual self and society, arguing that understanding humanity requires looking beyond oneself. It highlights how personal actions reflect broader social ideals and how society shapes individual attainments and values.
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Carlote
Dr Callwell's Strap Pepeyn laxative remedy
An 82 year old Caldwell referenced warning against habitual calomel and harsh physic for children. The ad promotes Dr Callwell's Strap Pepeyn as a gentle laxative that regulates bowels for weeks even after constipation, claiming it is easy, pleasant, and non feverish, available at stores selling nature and fruit extracts.
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Stordtele
Ts de Gakwell
Serop Pepaej
Dr. Callwell
Pepein
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