Ripon Church Diamond Jubilee Planned In 1920s Celebration
Ripon Congregational Church in Ripon Wisconsin marks its diamond anniversary with a week of events from November 15 to 20. Former members plan return visits, sermons, and a homecoming pageant. A young people's service, religious pageant, and historical talks highlight the jubilee week led by Rev J W Wilson and Dr Et Faville with Prof Gifford Moore and Prof J F Groves coordinating committees.
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Poris
Dismond Frites
Rips’ Congregational Church Sre
Plagelag
Sandas
Gifford
Fipon College
Samuel
Pedeck
Papen
Kagem
J. W. Wilson
Ripon
Ripon Congregational Church
Et Faville
Prec. S. P. Boody
Ripon Oolieze English Department
Tipor Collets School of Music
Hattie Dun
Mldred Thiel
Frederick Lueck
J F_ Basle
Elisabeth Carter
Due Lick
Helen Howe
Eileen Miller
Boris Fucler
Harriet Stone
S. Foat
Jiex Geerze
Byron 3. Rock
Mary Taintor
Helen Bottum
Chur
William J. Mute
Mark G. Inghram
Ida Hass
Clara Parsdas
Wi Rich
Randall Johnsom
Clam
Mears
Elizabeth Mackidlas
W. Seward
Lope Webster
William F. Teome
Robot Exner
EL. Clapp
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Grave Goodrich
Harriet Herman
Carl B. Doebling
Gertrude Finslypa
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Akin
A. J. Patel
Navin
Frank Bobzine
Frank Corliss
Albert Lietz
Simmons
Otto Lock
G. Yash
H. A. Cole
James KL. Stone
Fred WW. Hohl
Robert. Exner
Stuart Nash
Erwin Krause
Allen Whetag
Bert Lyne
Margaret Roberts
Fond du Lac
Ford du Lac
American Association of University Women
Barker
Inclding
Harold Chamberlain
Ripon College
Fitzabeth Cramat
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Herbner
Carl Doeblins
Lowell Gooffrich
Miss Roberts
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Painine ‘Barnhart
Chicago
Alfred Hallman
Parerie
Iézho
Danderine Hair Growth Miracle Ad
An old styled advertisement promises thicker hair after using Danderine. It touts a dramatic transformation with hair appearing twice as thick and lively, claiming softness freshness and a pleasant fragrance. The copy urges readers to buy a 33 cent bottle at drug or grocery counters to achieve healthy looking hair.
Get Rid of Your Rheumatism Before Winter Sets In
A long, faded advertisement extols Allenrhu as a universal cure for rheumatism promising rapid relief within twenty four hours. It lists agents Mueller Potter Drug Co and various promoters while claiming decades of trial and extensive endorsements from doctors, educators, and local figures. The piece blends medical claims with promotional notices and community notices in a dense clump of text.
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Gruggins
Mueller-Potter Drug Co
California Fig Syrup Ad in Early Advertisement Voice
A fragmented antique ad touts California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy for babies and children. It urges mothers to look for the true brand on the bottle, warning against imitation syrups and promising gentle, effective relief.
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Vicks Millers
Vicks
Marion City Masons hold festive Clintonville dinner incident
Special to The Northwestern reports Clintonville Masonic lodge invited members to a dinner with 170 masons attending. C B Stanley presided as master. Music by the Marton orchestra and Silverene Male Quartet. Notables included M O Smechlanfi and C J Cassessi. The Men’s Discussion Club reorganized for the year with a debate on crime as disease. Rotary Club to mark its first anniversary with an evening meeting and wives attending.
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Wis
Tuesteay
Stanley
Shawano
M. O
Smechlanfi
San Francisco
C J. Cassessi
Boston
Ehaly
Chicago
Foal
Climenville
Bet
Bex Jamun
Emor Rogers
Manon
MM Stockland
Dre FS
Walch
Rotary
Newt
Rotary Club
Stax
Sim
George
Ell Rzder
Rice Lake
Denim Preference Among Institute Students Revealed
A majority of night study at the Carnegie Institute of Technology show a preference for clean, well pressed denim over formal attire. Fewer students chose occupations requiring neat linens, with many attracted to machinery trades.
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Y Associated Press
Carnegie Insurmie
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advert by Public Notice
Public notice promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle non calomel laxative for cleansing the liver and bowels. It claims clear skin after a few nights, fewer bad breaths, and a perked feeling. The ad emphasizes safety versus harsh laxatives and urges trial for improved vitality.
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Dr. Edwards
Te. Edwards
Modification Fanns Vows 15 Voted In Church Debate
In New Orleans rights of women in marriage vows and church enforcement dominated church debate. Deputies and bishops clashed over eliminating obedience vows and women’s lay reader licenses. A test ballot passed 68 to 27 on a major constitution issue, while other actions favored stricter enforcement of prohibitions and anti-marriage violence laws. Religious and ecumenical moves followed, including calls for international justice and church cooperation.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Associates Presa
House of Bishops
John G. Wank
Erie
Jones
Fer
Dudley
Washinsion
D.C
Congress
District of Columbia
Federal Council of Churches
George W. Wickersham
New York
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Goa
United States
Perusner Court of International Justice
Lewis B. Franklin
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Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
Church Board
Fianoé
Luke, N. White
Montclair
Jz Samuely Mather
Arverinas
Eavel Joseph
Rauch
Louisville
Jewish leaders urge aggressive proselytizing effort
Rabbinic leaders insist on increased conversion outreach after two millennia of selective methods. Rabbi Leo H. Franklin stressed the need for leaders of major Jewish institutions to unify Orthodox and Reform efforts and resist internal interests that hinder expansion.
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Leo H. Franklin
Kong
Salary of Mitchell Subject of Action in State Supreme Court
The case concerns a recreated child support allowance in a divorce from Mitchell and his former wife. The appeal questions increasing annual child support from 486 to 5,200 and attorneys fees. They were divorced July 23, 1922, with three children aged 19, 16, and 3 living in Washington.
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State Supreme Court
Associated Press
Matson
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Sirexet
Iriat
Pacridcon
United Sates Arwervier
Trey Cast
Bilwackes County
Aire
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Washington
Titzabes
Harstert
John
Supreme Court
Army air service chief salary figures disputed
A damaged report outlines a pay dispute over the armial services chief salary. It notes the general earned 1050 dollars monthly versus 660 to 650 dollars for another official, with attorneys arguing the differences reflect varying roles.
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Armng Air
Mitchell
Rome Pak Lee Paribaily Lerelgn
Pollution Probe To Be Considered At Red Wing Oct
A Red Wing meeting Saturday October 23 addresses a river pollution problem and proposed Tesla style devices to convert waste into fuel. Wisconsin Minnesota lawmakers including State Senator Walter H. Tuitt and committee members plan to review new inventions rumored to produce energy from scraps and rags.
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Red Wing
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Wreeoneia
Miewra
Red Wieg
Walter H. Tiuitt
Tower Falls
Senator Hunt
Wisconsin
Charles Ft. Perry
Milwaukee
Taerlote Swanton
Kilsworth
Wistansa
Minnesota
Tesistaturis
Napolis
St Patl
Satheda
Sense Tall
Cammierrin
Seriewiiital School
Uyeda
Fragmentary Note on Health and Cuisine Terms
A jumble of garbled phrases mentions stomach, revaccination, cakes, and various scattered names. The text reads like an OCR error with no clear event, speaker, or narrative, presenting only disconnected fragments and questions.
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