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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
10
A national vision describes the telephone system as a twochannel river of thought linking all regions. The narrative praises Bell Systems service for nonstop connectivity, claiming no gap or remote corner is beyond reach or off duty hours.
Special to The Northwestern says Wausau hosts hundreds of teachers from nearby counties for the Central Wisconsin Teachers association meeting. Noted speakers include Dr William Sadler Ada Ward and J Callahan with sessions in multiple city venues and a Thursday Edward Clarke concert. The event runs Oct 15 with programs across education topics and professional development.
A jumble of brief notices covers political tensions from Versailles to Atlantic City. Reports note Ross’s abscess recovery and hunting, Hesse princes in a palace, Locarno talks on sidelines, and Samuel Gompers’ AFL tribute. Ganna Walska’s stage plans spark negotiations while theater risks rise in Butte, New York, and beyond.
Wisconsin counties report higher assessments with total all-property values climbing from prior year. Brown, La Crosse, Milwaukee, and Racine show increases in real estate and personal property amid statewide shifts, as figures for 1955 reflect growth over 1924 benchmarks.
An old advertisement describes a tiny bottle of Freezone to remove corns quickly. It touts relief without surgery and claims effectiveness on hard and soft corns between toes. The text presents a dated tone and quirky phrasing.
A Tri County LaFollette-Blaine club in Alden, Bonimcton Huck Jefferson and Dane counties adopted resolutions urging Gov John I Blaine to run for U S Senator and Attorney General Herman J Ekern for Governor in the 1926 primary. The meeting in Alden was led by George Eeser of Janesville and praised Blaine and Ekern for leading the progressive movement. The article notes prison work study plans and mentions delays for new penalties and other political discussions.
Two meetings of Knights of Columbus officers are announced by F W Grogan. The first will be in Eau Claire on Sunday Oct 25 for northern district officers and grand Knights from the city councils. The second in Milwaukee on Sunday Nov for southern councils and officers. The aim is to discuss updated goals and methods for the order’s activities.
Fragmented ad copy touts a new headache remedy called SMTCsER'S PINK-N-WHITE TABLETS. The text mentions a pharmacist endorsement and vague claims of relief, with misspelled names and scattered product references, reflecting an unreliable historical advertisement.
A church group met on Thursday afternoon and planned a bazaar. Chester Colt and family visited Bedford relatives Saturday. W. D. Baxter of Wavtoma is visiting. Mrs William Rolphi Herlin visited her mother Mrs Lot tia Becker last week. Archie Holswerth and Zenny Oshkosh visited Mr Holswerth’s mother Sunday. Hans Nelson and wife and Attire Nelson and family from Clear Lake visited. C. E. BcCoe returned from a trip to Sheboygan and Milwaukee. J Harriman and family visited Sunday. A reception for Rev and Mrs E G Saunderson will be held at the M E church Friday evening. Hans Schmide sy visited his parents at Ripon Sunday.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a wonder drug for eczema blotches ringworm and rashes claiming instant relief and skin healing without visible signs. It urges daytime use and recommends purchasing from any druggist with satisfaction guaranteed.
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