Daily Northwestern Volume and issue details from 1925
The fragment contains the masthead for The Daily Northwestern with establishment date January 4, 1925, and a description of subscription rates, page pricing, and state association membership. It notes the paper is a member of a press association, with pricing in Wisconsin and charges by week, month, and year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech
Carter
Eerie
Istens
Wisconsin
Osheosh
Thersday
Gecator
Oshland Normal Homecoming Parade Promises Civic Pride
The Oshland Normal school prepares a Homecoming celebration to occur Friday and Saturday with a parade Friday afternoon featuring all departments and mascots. Citizens are urged to attend, evaluate the student body, and show support for the institution and its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OshKosh Normal School
Oshkosh
Ita
Oshland Normal School
Traveling Exposition Promises Empire Insight in England
A traveling exhibition aims to educate British audiences about the empire by touring major UK cities after Wembley. Sponsored by the Empire Trust under Sir Godfrey Daring, the program highlights Greater Britain’s foods and goods, with domestic producers featured. Each stop lasts three weeks, offering displays, speakers, and photos of production. If successful, the project may become annual.
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England
United Kingdom
Wembley
Empire
Tengut
Whlen Fn
Godfvar Daring
Eixthis
Taeralienys
Seomptso
Tts
London Sees Step to Check Reds In UK and US
A fragmented London dispatch reports advocates of communism and radical movements facing police crackdowns as unrest grows in Britain and the United States. It notes warnings of insurrection against public peace, with references to Scotland Yard, anti-government rhetoric, and international tensions involving Greece, Bulgaria, and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
London
Exeland
Scotland Yard
Yale
Amy Gover
Encreased Railroad Efficiency Report Highlights Loss Reduction
Railway managers report a substantial drop in claims for damaged or lost freight in early 1925, surpassing 1924 levels. The decrease reflects improved packing, handling, and precautions. analysts expect continued gains as safety and efficiency advance across routes and carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phailar Clatsca
Sellway
Fea
Careltes
Scopes Case Appeal Examines Constitutional Power
The appellate court will review whether the state’s teaching of evolution in public schools is a valid exercise of legislative power. The decision aims to clarify misconceptions and limit sensational rhetoric that surrounded the original trial, with observers noting winter has begun early this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Confl of
Tennessee
Atorney
le Cout
Payton
Wilder Side
Supreme Coure
Supreme Court
The Portage Canal and Wisconsin Waterway History
Portage area residents and scientists in Green Bay Oshkosh Fond du Lac protest federal delays to dredge the Forture canal project. They cite a once bustling upper Fox River waterway to the Mississippi and Wisconsin, now disused, seeking renewed public support and government action to revive commerce and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portare
Wisconsin
Green Hay
Fox River
de Ire Rapids
Fond du Las
Oshkosh
de Fortur
Iouc
Imertia
Thouranis
Mittens
Gunal Ami
Ahry
Sugat Maple Trees Propagation Notes From Orchard
Fragmented OCR recounts attempts at propagating sugat maple trees by grafting and seedling methods. Mentions individuals James Mantuing, Heber M. Rose and Charles Downer in discussing preservation, shade, and suitability of maple varieties for ornamental planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Morison
Mave
James
Porer
Charles Downer
Heber M. Rose
Newspaper ramblings hint at tax and politics
The Wan bail Record Herald cites anger over a personal property tax alongside income tax and criticizes the current site administration for missteps. It laments a scattered society and calls for awareness as November approaches. Janeaville Gazette notes education focus and prompts readers to seek seven days of educational access.
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Madleer
Farmers push for price controls amid grain surplus
A garbled report notes Senator Commins and allies push for regulation to stabilize U S grain prices. Farm groups discuss levies on producers to cover losses from selling excess grain abroad, amid a large surplus and debates on international market influence.
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Geral
Cumsnina
Americas
Congress
Theelss
J Albert Commins
Cent
Jess Oyring
Peices
Sound Doctrine on Wages and Profit Principle
A fragmentary argument cites profit as a condition for employment and living, noting public resistance to wealth distribution. It mentions a Los Angeles man named Nelson Ibab and a discussion about a tariff and capital, reflecting economic debate and social concerns of equity and business profit.
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Sanrish
Los Angeles
Nelson Ibad
Nelson
Uncertain medical fraud case in 19th century paper
Fragments show an Okie physician Dr Fat Eieantster accused of abusing patients over 17 years, with references to emotions, facial pallor, headaches, and digestive issues. Mentions of awards and a supposed substitute tablet called Okve Tabteiethe, with thousands of women affected and a public alert about remedies.
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Lars
Hdysiis
Fat Eieantster
Anen
Edwards
Okve Tabteie
Tor Cate Senow
Northwestern memories recount 25 years past crimes and notes
Radio era clippings report an Oshkosh man arrested for copper bonding wire theft from rail lines. Mentions a horse sale, a 39 Markesan singer, Florida trip, story acceptance in Woman's Home Companion, a judge ruling on a car collision near Ripon, and local civic notes including a highway crossing case and a waterworks project approval.
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Wiese
Mearn
Henry Hacsen
New Losdon
Bessie Log Daaxett
Gore
McComb
Florida
Antors
Alles Mery Meara
Womana Home Companion
Sarah
Tex
L. E Reet
WB. Hazel
Dentie
Alec
Ripon
Reed
Feith & Siteorear
Ore Pen
Fred. Fulzen
Jess Wolerd
Archer Pelxey
Iss
Fulen Floora Pelkey
HL Eagtebright
Chamber of Cazaaeree
Mantsawee
Chilton
Lake Wineehase
Jaoes H. Davidson
Railroad Commission
Seventh Street
State Board of Health
Nctat
Cy Waterworks
Col Fla Aten
Cat Taro
Tribute to E R Hicks Oshkosh Attorney in Madison Era
A tribute letter recalls E R Hicks known as General Hicks, his work as attorney general staffer, and his role forming the Fraternal Reserve Association. The writer, longtime associate, recalls Hicks as a benefactor and prominent figure in Wisconsin legal and insurance circles.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Emmett. Hicks
Mr. Hicks Enite
Allormes General
Eer Sons
Attorney General's
Australis
New Zealand
Hicks
Srith Miter Sarney
Fraternal Reserve Association
Orgnanimdom Ahd
Anjing
Stewart
Joan Rece
Bor See- Jleréas
Hicxs
Madsen
Poems That Live A Lappe
Fragmented OCR poema about beggar life and Aladdin lacey with stray phrases and misspellings. Mentions money and store, notions of fate, and improvised lines. Likely a local verse fragment recounting hardships and hope with a modernist voice.
Brig Gen Ben A Poore On Board of Coordinating Duty
WHOS WHO entry lists Brig Gen Ben A Poore among officers appointed to the Seventh Corps area board in Omaha. He is a United States Army veteran with overseas service in the Philippines and Armies as a commander of the Seventh Brigade. He holds the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre with palm and is noted as having served at Fort Sam Houston and Fort Stevens.
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Ben. A. Poore
Berre
Coor Searcal
Ery Cel
Pruppines
Aluske Ae
Chiis
Saventh Brigade
Fondai
AtnseLiscoe
St .St. Miniel
Acm
Fer
Rajant
Tai Metito
Italy
Hero
France
Sam Boies
Tex
Dan
Sunshine Pellets by Dr W F Tremecad
Incoherent fragmentary text references Sunshine Pellets and a Dr W F Tremecad. Mentions ventillation terms and stove heat. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the names. The legible portions imply a medical or patent notion but lack coherent facts suitable for a fuller summary.
Children Spected Cross Words How To Solve Puzzle
Puzzle instructions read like a garbled set of crossword clues with scattered phrases. It mentions starting in numbered squares, words formed in white squares, and a key first word. Also references Western state, moving in water with foe, not together, and a French general who commanded allied armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Ted
Amoura confronts love and gowns as Tommy Loughlan reappears
In a melodramatic scene Amoura Ainsley debates romance with Tommy Loughlan who returns from Chicago as her mother arranges elaborate Parisian style outfits. The family prepares for social dinners amid tension, yearning, and hints of a forthcoming encounter.
Despotism Versus Custom in Progress Debate
A fragmentary historical discussion cites John Straz MIM arguing against rigid customs. It notes a push toward improvement and progress over tradition, warning against coercive reform and praising measured change aligned with circumstance and modernization.
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