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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
2
The fragment from The Daily Northwestern notes publication metadata for a 19th century issue from Oshkosh Wisconsin. It references press associations, subscription rates, delivery details, and advertising offices, with scattered typographic artifacts and date lines indicating a Wednesday edition.
Chairman Green proposes using federal credits to tax estates uniformly across states, shifting from state to national level. He argues credits against federal duties could equalize treatment, reduce interstate tax dodging, and attract residents, with caution about constitutional viability and thorough study.
The piece discusses incendiary fires as a minority of total blazes, citing national board estimates for 1923. It highlights causes in homes, schools, public amusements, and department stores, noting chimney and furnace faults as major factors and placing arson as a smaller loss source than implied. It also contrasts totals for careless matches and other ignition risks with overall fire costs.
The Locarno Conference in Loverss Switzerland aims to secure European peace after World War I. It follows the 1924 London Dawes framework and seeks measures of fundamental importance to regional security. The United States participates, represented by diplomats, though the administration has limited its public stance.
The text outlines allied hopes for a comprehensive security framework, including a Locarno style series of guarantees and arbitration treaties. A key proposal envisions Germany Britain and France locking in the Franco German border as set by Versailles with Germany renouncing Alsace Lorraine in perpetuity and Britain pledging to prevent any breach of peace.
A discussion on hoarding money contrasts saving with keeping funds idle. It notes that hoarding reduces currency in circulation, hurts trade and production, and cites immigration patterns and policy aims to discourage hoarding. It also touches on La Follette, Republican dynamics, and party unity without sensational detail.
A fragmentary survey notes retouched imaged text amid references to liquor enforcement and surveillance. It mentions a Kenesha woman aged 111 in Marionette EasieStar and hints at political caucus dynamics involving Senator La Forette and Republican party strategy across states.
Fragmented veteran reflection on conscience guiding actions against self interest. It argues that reason should moderate passions, and virtue requires consistency between inner beliefs and outward behavior, noting that strict rules may fail to shape character without moral integrity.
Twenty five years ago Northwestern files note Repudiends establish headquarters in Beckwith block to promote McKinley and Nooseveit as preferred candidates. Rev Arthur J Damon of Rhinelander is called to lead the Free Methodist church on Eley street. Mrs Marriet Kemper of Indiana discusses deplorable conditions after returning from Todle. Local news covers hunts, marshes, and land observations near Lake Winnebago and talks of wardens and signings.
Oscar Wells 62, of Birmincham Alaha a., elected president of the Amtertenn Bankers association after previously serving as vice president. He has banking experience in Danka Piaste City Eder Carthage Missouri Fort Worth Houston and Dallas before moving to Birmincham. From 1970 to 21 Wells served on the Cuban liquidating commission named by the Federal Reserve Bank, now sixth district adviser and Cuban president. He was born in 1575 in Platte County Missouri.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a safe remedy to stop colds from developing into pneumonia and soothe infected membranes. It claims the formula, containing creosote and other soothing agents, fights germs, reduces irritation, and aids recovery from bronchial conditions when used as directed.
Marquette University head urges Americans to share responsibility in education. Rev Suther Albert C. Fax calls for greater use of initiative among students. Dr Bernard Gluck, alienist, links crime to lack of medical attention and broader societal issues, noting multilingual penalties and enforcement as factors. He warns alcoholism fuels insanity and emphasizes emotional health as a crime predictor.
A brief meeting in London featured a current Oshkosh resident and a former resident of the city sharing pleasant chat with The Daily North. The discussion highlighted local ties and memories, signaling ongoing community connections across regions.
Vintage ad copy touts Cascarets as the nicest laxative for all ages with a claim of cleaning and refreshing the entire system without griping or sickness. Mentions 10c price and universal use for teens women and children in drugstore display.
A cryptic meditation describes ethereal hosts and the power of creators as stars align. It speaks of a venerable Masson and Edison like figures, the quiet cadence of night, and a parable about light, sound, and the earth’s listening. The lamp is raised to reveal a cosmic tale.
The piece discusses European competition, notably England, and the need for managers to stay informed. It notes a theater in Mexico City and a Daly Express series on religion, praising or critiquing ten authors. It highlights Hesnett as a major target and mentions controversy over theological movements and church reinstatements, with international visitors and ongoing exhibitions in London drawing large crowds.
Puzzle page explains how clues fill grid with one letter per square and how forming words yields a solution. Key rows and down words illustrated with sample letters and instructions for completing the grid.
In a late night rush the heiress Amoura vanishes from La Houbiere’s burlesque circle. Police pursue leads as manager Madame La Houbiere fears foul play and public intrigue swirls with rumors of theatre ties, allies, and suspect figures near Ainsworth’s apartment and Mark Ivery’s.
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