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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
4
A collage of notices from Baptist, Episcopal, Methodist, and other churches lists service times, sermons, and themes. It notes pastors and venues, including First Baptist, Epicopal, and Evangelical churches, with multiple events such as morning services, evening services, choir activities, and holiday observances.
Police pursued a jewel robbery from Cohn Jewelry at 47 N Main. A gang breached the shop, pried open a safe containing about 5000 dollars in gems, and fled as alarms rang. A suspect, identified as Mandus, remained at large while investigators searched Somers and nearby areas for clues and the getaway car.
A car crash near Chippewa Valley injures four to five people from Menasha and Appleton area, with one fractured leg. The group, traveling in a Beaty vehicle, was hospitalized after the rear tires exploded and the car overturned on the Menasha Appleton road. Four years in the same vehicle were occupants. not seriously injured. A separate report notes Iowa roads are poorer than Wisconsin, with limited paved miles and poor dirt roads. Public health news mentions healthy Menasha children with a free chest exam finding no tuberculosis.
The Northwestern's Daily shows a fashion item listing ladies jackets with assorted sizes 34 to 44 inches, requires two yards of material for a 39 inch size, priced at 35 cents. A fashion book notice advertises spring books and patterns, with color options and pattern topics, plus concise dressing tips.
garbled OCR notes show figures comparing circulation to a correspondize month in 1371. The fragment mentions a total circulation figure of 4.601 and a date related to September.
Unieed Presse reports a lengthy Monroe court calendar facing jurors next week including sixteen criminal cases. Among them a fourth degree assault charge tied to a truck collision near town and a charge of resisting an officer. Victims include a local resident injured in the incident.
Governor Blaine announces the appointment of State Senator John Chase of Oconto as district attorney for Oconto County to fill the unexpired term left by the resigning predecessor. The selection may extend if his successor is elected in the second quadrennial.
Neenah officials announce a plan to provide free diphtheria antitoxin to those exposed, aiming to prevent a winter epidemic. Dr M X Pax will supervise distribution and the measure follows city health board approval amid complaints about outside influence. Also reported: an accountant injured in a street accident on North Commercial Street, and Camp Fire Girls fundraising for the local Cancer Band drive with indoor concerts planned if funds suffice. A funeral service is noted for David Chi, killed in a December 1 accident near Sorenson’s Chapel, with burial at Brooks Cemetery. Camp Fire official Diss Fletcher to visit Neenah Monday for outreach.
Fragmentary text recounts a woman born in 1873 using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health, noting improvements after taking bottles and a husband or partner praising the remedy. It mentions testimonials and references to various places and names, though details are unclear.
An inspiring rally day service at the East Dewy avenue church features Sunday school graduation exercises across departments. The event includes installation of Sunday school offices while a separate note reports on duck migration and hunter attention as a late season.
The fragment outlines aproaching era of world change and stresses religion as vital to development. It introduces Theosophy as a threefold concept combining philosophy science and unity, claiming shared truths across religions and detailing paths of spiritual growth through discipline and concentration.
The text asserts that Theosophy encompasses all paths to spiritual growth and humanity's evolution through selflessness. It notes ancient seers and prophets, warns against materialism, and stresses investigation-based statements rather than authoritative claims.
ISA Tan receives high praise from promoters as a top contender in the recent bout. The fighter, described as strong and steady, is said to be as good as any rival, with fans noting his consistent performance and growing reputation in the sport.
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