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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
2
The New North Pristing Co. entered 21 the Postoffice at Rhineland er, Wis. as Second Class Mail Matter August 21, 1916. For the cause that lacks assist ance, for the wrong that needs resist, for the future in the distance and the good that we can do.
A Madison June 22 1916 notice endorses the Progressive Republican Conference and lists primary ballot candidates for senator governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general with urging to mark an X. It criticizes credit policy for candidates and promotes Ira E. Smith and Irvin L. Lenroot with calls to vote on September 5.
A dated political appeal urges voters to back Wr. HL Hatton on September fifth and warns against supporting Al Asshiebly or Tra E. Smith in Oneida county. The piece questions industry support for Governor Philipp and promotes Hatton as the sole candidate.
A.M. Basgers accuses Dowlas Anderson of being a would be resident of North Crandon as Basgers seeks a member of assembly seat. Many residents, including Mr. Rogers, share the sentiment.
A political appeal contrasts Governor Philipp with the candidate William H. Hatton. The speaker condemns Philipp as aligned with big industry and wealth hoarding, urging the masses to vote for Hatton on September 5.
Justice William H W Tintin of the state supreme court died Monday in Milwaukee after months of illness. Born in 1852, he was a self-taught lawyer who educated himself in law and became a respected jurist on the supreme bench.
William Mien White argues in The Emporia Gazette that Senator Robert M La Follette embodies national public service and crusading reform. He predicts a hard fought reelection against entrenched wealth and political privilege, praising Wisconsin voters for recognizing his record and leadership for America.
Three candidates seek the Republican nomination for Assemblyman in the Oneida county district. Ern E. Smith, current county chairman, is urged as the sole Oneida candidate with broad public support. The piece urges voters to elect Ira E. Smith for Assemblyman on Tuesday, September 8.
Gov. E. J. Philipp issues a Labor Day proclamation urging all work to pause in recognition of labor’s value. The document extols workers, noting their rise through industry beyond caste and class, and calls citizens to appreciate the day’s significance.
A compact saying urges balance between flashy fronting and steady back work. It notes that luck from a rabbit's foot fades without perseverance and hard work driving financial success.
A Boston professor forecasts a wartime alignment between England and Germany, an unlikely prospect given the ongoing hostilities.Remarkably, the scholar remains alive to share his provocative view despite the current global conflict.
A newspaper note asserts about thirty thousand American manufacturing plants could be turned to war munitions. It adds a hope that the United States will never need to repurpose such capacity for war, expressing a pacifist sentiment.
The New North notes last week’s report on Monico saloon closures as unverified. The paper claims no knowledge of the case facts and questions the contribution by the W C T U.
Captain Himes of Co. L at Camp Wilson Texas reports soldiers well and in good spirits. No Co J cases sent to base hospital. Conduct exemplary with no guardhouse confinement. Men proud of the splendid record. Rhinelander papers and letters from home are greatly appreciated.
A fragmentary tribute quotes Iluz2's funeral oration reflecting on a great man’s departure. The lines contemplate a sublime entrance into a different life and the spread of thoughts among hearts as a genius rises above the crowd, entering the unknown.
The fragment describes a jersey with collar cuffs and belt, a striped design, white pockets and buttons, and a feature noted as stylish for a sport girl. It appears to be an OCR mishap detailing a sports outfit with specific garment features.
A fragmented note discusses mineral intake from foods, noting many people misjudge their needs. It contrasts inorganic minerals added to foods with organic forms from plants, explaining absorption differences and advising caution for prospective mothers under medical guidance.
A woman reports a method using hot water and a second bottle to dry hair while reclining with a book. The process claims to dry hair rapidly and fully without effort, described as a sham of hot water and sealant used on the hair.
A fragmented page offers a pound cake recipe with sugar butter eggs and vanilla plus instructions on creaming and mixing. It also describes homemaking tricks using shirt fabric to make aprons and suggests repurposing bark and worn fronts for rustic craft details.
Apricot Tapioca recipe: simmer three tablespoonfuls of tant oa in two cupfuls of milk. Add sugar and almond extract, cool, stir in whipped cream and apricots. Layer over crushed macaroons soaked in apricot syrup and chill with whipped cream and apricots.
Fashion notes describe Fabionade lace blouses with Lib collar and ruffled seams. Designs feature shoulder coverage, subtle fullness, and smocked or trimmed details. Some outfits pair smocked blouses with matching skirts and hats, highlighting Nerfsil style coats and poupee pockets.
Fragmentary text mentions milk, powder, and a journey with tour and milk leaves. The readable lines describe a scene of travel, a tear, and an earnest tone amid unclear context. Key names and concrete details are missing, leaving only scattered phrases.
Discussion on saving amid rising income shows luxury and small expenditures erode finances. It argues households drift to greater spending as salaries grow, with inflation of needs and gifts reducing real value. The piece urges practical thrift and a steady savings percentage as insurance against future want.
A garbled line from the New York American poker editor references triplets and twins within 15 months and a mention of a full house. The text is fragmented with misread names and nonsensical phrases, offering little clear factual content beyond a brief quizlike snippet.
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