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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
3
A garbled report mentions three tons of frogs, an aide, and a person connected to a port or street scene. The text references a feuding or missing instruction, a ship, and possible fees or duties but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
Fragmentary text references a visit by individuals and church events, with names obscured and locations like London suggested. Mentions Mrs. So. Vanen and her sons, and a seven week visit, imply family and religious community notes in a local paper.
The Oshkash High School football game against Norman Normal School drew a packed crowd as highs and normals battled through a clash marked by bold plays, heavy defense, and key injuries. Weber and Monahan sparked the Normals with crucial runs, while Highs defense pressured Norval’s offense, culminating in a hard fought, memorable showdown that defined the season.
Rev Edward H Smith preached on The Healing Ministry of Religion at the First Congregational church on Sunday using Is there no balm in Gilead as text. The message reflected on recent brainstorming at the Wisconsin Congregational association meeting in Mudima and filled almost two sermons with discussion led by the minister.
Experts in theology psychology and therapeutics stressed God as the source of all good and every boon. They focused on nature’s healing power and the physician as an instrument of divine law, emphasizing prevention and harmony with sacred order. Capt John M. Haines of Chicago police visited the city, formerly from Menasha, now at Flyde Park station.
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