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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
9
Readable fragments describe a Sunday school exercise with emphasis on Bible teaching, pupil participation, and church involvement. The piece notes instruction methods, teacher duties, substitute staff, and parish expectations for orderly worship and religious education.
A reader letter questions the long running Grape Nuts diet claim and recounts personal fatigue, brain fog, and craving during a long fast. The writer notes trying a diet from Postun Co at Tettle Creek Michigan and cites a prior diet book, The Road to Wellville, as context. A newer letter is said to appear periodically.
The article describes a Sunday school event with leaders and officials guiding attendees, emphasizing orderly conduct. It notes a superintendent and pastors present, with about twenty sworn visitors from outside the city and a Knapp leading during the service. The scene focuses on reverent atmosphere and pupil responsiveness as a model for proper school gatherings.
A feature on two young work horses from Black Wolf, named Halts and Dan, noted for speed and endurance. The pair, described as intelligent and well matched, are trained for heavy draft work and are expected to turn white over time.
Howard Trugh, former U S artillery lieutenant and son of a New York real estate broker, goes on trial in Portland for the murder of pawnbroker Nathan Wolff on the night of May 1. The defendant faces a high‑profile case in the local court.
The city health officer notes September had few contagious diseases in Gebkosh with only one diphtheria and typhoid cases reported. marriages rose to 33 residings and 44 deaths in September, births 48, while August had 78 births and 26 residings. Water safety measures were advised as cool weather reduces typhoid risk.
The first issue of the Normal Advance announces the start of the school year and features a staff roll including editor Gladys Blartwielt and business manager Loywron c Tetersen. The paper praises high quality material, art cuts, and sections covering athletics and humor.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as curing digestive imbalance by rebuilding gastric juice elements. It claims tablets digest meals like a healthy stomach, enabling normal appetite and relief from discomfort. Endorsed by physicians and offered with a free sample by mail from Stuart Co. Marshal Mich.
A short line about attitudes toward spoiled milk suggests restraint in emotional reactions. The wording plays on the proverb about crying or crowing, advising measured response rather than hype or despair. The piece centers on everyday humor and practical calm.
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