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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
9
Two Editions Daily at Four and Five O Clock
Publication details for The Northwestern newspaper from Wisconsin describe dual daily editions, pricing, delivery by mail and currier, and advance payment terms. It notes association with the Associated Press and leased wire services, with local circulation in Winnebago County and a masthead address in Wisconsin.
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Hicks Pristine Company
Ouhead
Mall Pontage
Advanca
Metiveret Hy Currier
Martharstern
Comneny
Maine Bern
Editoria
Toome
Wistonsin
Prosperous Farm Sector and Farmer Wealth Claims
The piece argues that prosperity among farmers under the Bryan era is overstated and examines how Secretary Wilson’s optimistic crop forecast compares with actual yields. It notes high production could yield vast wealth, citing Illinois acreage, cotton output, and World cotton shares, with speculative implications for business conditions and national policy.
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Bryan
Regan
Wilson
Department of Macionltiurs
Aruiera
Faror
Wall Street
Ilinois
Newgland
Wroth’n
Public transit reform sparks political debate across states
The piece surveys public opposition and support to fare changes in streetcar systems, noting company resistance to commuter discounts and calls for adaptation. It highlights potential effects on riders, operators, and political alignments in New York, Indiana, and Wisconsin, with references to Governor Davidson and national figures. The tone reflects era concerns about modernization and public policy.
Woman keeps two husbands for nine years in New York
An amusing yet alarming tale tells of a New York woman who, for nine years, lived with two husbands in separate homes. Each man unaware of the other, she divided time between households, while a sister’s inquiry uncovered the ruse leading to a divorce petition.
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New York
Dave
Taek
Attentaten
Cleanliness in the Sairy for Healthful Milk and Batter
The text urges strict cleanliness to ensure healthful milk and batter. It prescribes rinsing with cold water to remove new milk, then washing in warm water with Gold Dust washing agent, air drying in sun for twelve hours, and maintaining clean clothes for the dairy and week.
Cured Woman's: Wena Refutes Weakness With Patent Cure
An excerpt praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Seal root as remedies for uterine disorders and debility. Authorities like Ellingwood Scudder and Bartholow are cited on tonic and restorative effects, with claims of addressing menstrual issues and reproductive health.
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Areea
Bn Ok
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chi
Buss
John M. Scudder
M. D
Cincinnati
Saya
Penstons and Things and a Tangle of Obscure News
A garbled OCR page references Bilson on seroplanew ure and yacht matters, Lipton attempts for the America’s Cup, and a $40,000 yacht fund. It notes Mag’s banner, the Earl of Crewe’s succession, Brewer closing a drinking fountain project, and Mme Michelle Pou fine Vrirdot’s Napoleonic entombment song. Also mentions Brand opera singer Ver hushed and Tuorda.
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Bilson
AL Spilberges
Hayarla
Pro Dughter
Sie ‘Chom
Lipton
Heloit Las
Marquis of
Ripan
Britta
Earl of Crewe
Oles
Alate
Ealentes
Thelimendelty
Schoal Childran
Riunee
Mme
Michelle Poufine Vrirdot
Napoleon
Brand Opera
Tuorda
Notable Crime and Political Turmoil Reported Across Cities
Dr William T Bul eminent New York surgeon cited amid a jumble of political and criminal items. Notable figures Raymond Alphonse and Dufour flee after a 55000 dollar forfeiture. Governor Hughes plays to Ohio audience while Taft defends libel rulings. A mine riot in Virginia kills three and wounds ten. Various Chicago crimes and investigations unfold including bomb mail probe and milk adulteration charges.
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William T. Bul
New York
Raymond
Alphonse
Dufour
Chicago
Frage
Nebragdka
Hrgan
Hughes
Ohio
Taft
Minera
Cutvida
Tinterpriae
Ciovernor Yaskell
Wanss Offy
William BR. Hearst
Arthurine Btrochel
Ti Fa
Mack 9
John Kelley
Manager McGaw
New York Nationals
McGraw
Postoffice
James B. Stuart
George Kulick
George Lanieret
Standard Stock and Grain Company
Jorary City
Salts
Emil Ascher
Ascher
Rheumatism Cases Largely Muscular From Cold Damp
Medical note states over nine tenths of rheumatic cases are muscle rheumatism caused by cold damp conditions or chronic rheumatism. No internal treatment needed. emphasis on simple remedies and lifestyle adjustments.
Chamberlains Liniment Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment as all that is needed for fast relief from pain and soreness. It urges readers to try it themselves and mentions a price of 296 in long measure, without specifying the currency or units.
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Esther Wetter Wellman
Wellman
Union
Lange Tine
Gos
Fragmentary Ode From Appleton's Humble Park
An archaic verse fragment reflects sorrow for lost times and unreturnable farewells. It imagines memories that linger around the tomb of perished Time, weighing on the heart with pangs that cannot be used again.
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Humphreys Park
Appleton’s
Oshkosh Clubwomen Start Season With Charity Drive
The Twentieth Century club held its first general meeting in Oshkosh on Saturday with a full house. Delegates to the state Federation of Women’s Clubs were elected, nine from the group with nine alternates. The club voted to donate $100 toward a girls’ clubhouse opening November 1, and discussed ongoing support, including a $400 pledge already made for the project at the corner of Twelfth and Nebraska Streets. The program featured Mrs. Peterson, whose talk on nature study drew mixed reactions, while musical numbers by Mrs. Josslyn and Mrs. Albee plus Miss Williamson’s piano accompaniment received praise. Visitors from Milwaukee Fond du Lac and San Francisco attended.
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Oshkosh
Twentieth Century Club
Iidicuiluon
Federation of Wonen
Milwaukee
Noor
Th. FE. Edwards
Madge T. Need
E. B. Sawyer
A. Buckstaff
Frank Challoner
Eva Morgan
A. E. Thompson
J. H. Sturtevant
Alte Nules
Mainland
Mre
T. N. Conlee
Cluh
Twelfth
Nebraska Streets
Miss Turner
Peterson
Peterann
Jacksonsie
Fia
Eogton
Tran
Mrs .Peterson
Peteson
Josslyn
Albee
Kate Williamson
Mra. Riley
Mra. Holcomb
Fond du Lac
E. W. Humes
San Francisco
Parliamentary Law Club
Acamettigg
P L C Holds Meeting at Daly Home in Stony Beach
Members gathered at Mrs Bert J Daly s residence in Stony Beach to renew interest in the study group as delegates were elected to attend the State Federation of Women s Clubs meeting in Milwaukee on October 22 and 23 The next P L C meeting will be hosted by Mrs Ellen Ford Frontenac flats s H 8
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Mer
Bert J. Daly
Stony Beach
Ao God
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Milwaukee
Ellen Ford
Frontenac Flats
Wisconsin News Highlights From The State Capitol
State dairies inspectors press Racine County farmers over adulterated milk. St Johns church Green Bay robbed through a window. McKinnon and Blum fined for poker. Florence Gun Club to plant wild rice to attract ducks. Appelton pupils urged to aid soldiers monument. Dr King retired from National Guard. Mrs Guenther injured by fire. Brown and Miss King wed. Eau Claire saloon verdicts acquittal. Barst and Kuber fined for vandalism. Howes jailed five years for barber shop robbery. University prom chairmen race in Milwaukee. Burlington plant fire $20,000 loss by spontaneous combustion. Pioneers Jacob Brand and Willan Knack die at seventy. General Charles King retires at sixty-four but stays with guard. Howold burned by lamp fire. Blurvey killed by gasoline engine fragment. Miss Vina Germond fractures leg. Benfey entertains Cascade by driving a limbored carriage. Van Hine returns from the east to discuss new university buildings. Heinlein and Kellman acid attack disfigures. friends. Krause sentenced to life for murder. Judge Goodland calls crime among worst in county. Engineer Kirch fatally burned in plant blaze.
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State Dairy and Food Department
Racine County
St. John’s Catholic Church
Green Bay
Peter McKinnon
Edward Blum
Chippewa Falls
Florence Gun Club
Appieton
Charles P. King
Hudson
National Guard
Lst
Henry Guenther
Wayne
Campbellsport
Thomas M. Brown
Maude King
Wan- Keshalava
Eau Claire
Tony Barst
John Kuber
Ives Rand
Racine
William Howes
Wheeler
Corliss
William D. Richardson
George Falk
Milwaukee
State University
Burlington
Verstrente-Tyre Manufacturing Company
Quingaumie County
Jacob Brand
Appleton
Willan Knack
Greenville
Charles King
Imis
General King
Wisconsin National Guard
Gustave Howold
Oakum
Howeold
John Blurvey
Chippewa County
Vina. Germond
Oconla
Sheboygan
Theodore Benfey
Aerle
Fagles
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Madison
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Varsity
Andrew Heinlein
Kenosha
August Kellman
Muriatte
Germany
Sellman
Paul Krause
Minnia Grunert
Goodland
M. M. McCarty
Kaukauna
Outagamie
Join Kirch
Fire at Lange Manufacturing causes burns and $15000 loss
A fire at the A. Lange Manufacturing Company in Milwaukee, makers of bar and store fixtures, caused serious burns to three men during rescue efforts. The blaze began with an explosion of a varnish can, resulting in an estimated loss of $15,000.
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A. Lange Manufacturing Company
Ingkers of Bar and Store Fixtures
Milwaukee
Taft Democrats and 1920s Wisconsin politics teased
A collage of editorials mocks political figures and parties in Wisconsin. Quips target Taft Republicans, Stanley, the university, and Davidson with satire on tariffs, elections, and local campaigns. A slice of early 20th century editorial voice and regional political intrigue.
Notable Jests From London Tit-Bits Comic Scrap
A collage of humorous vignettes and dialogue excerpts from London Tit-Bits includes brokers joking about mining schemes, a rival suitor quip, references to fortune and unclaimed wealth, a street notice prank, a tale of a savings Georgie and sixpences, a trespasser misunderstanding, and a holiday inn mishap where a bell rope is mistaken for a cry for service.
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Jones
Georgie
Scotland
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