War Prophecy Linking Armageddon to World Crisis
A religious writer argues that global warfare signals the approaching end times. He cites Matinian prophecy, compares modern armies to historic rulers, and urges reading Daniel 2 to see empires fall and God establish an eternal kingdom. He notes European rulers' kinship and warns peace failures precede Christ's return.
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F. Stebbins
Clearwater Ake
Wis
Matinas
Nes
Mars
Charles the Fifth
Phillip Second
Europe
Napoleon
Switzerland
North Sea
Daniel
Babylon
Gevarge
William
George
Czar
Nicholas
Christ
God
Chicago sleuths unbelievable Wisconsin wolf yarn told
The Milwaukee Free Press recounts Selective Sergeant Patrick Ford’s tale of pursuing a jogger in Wisconsin. He alleges wolves surrounded him on a wooded route near Rhinelander and Miles, but a flashlight staved them off then bullets cleared the pack. Ford arrived safely at the Hygro town huts.
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Chicago
Baron Munchausen
Rhinelander
Milwaukee Free Press
Patrick Ford
Ford
Wisconsin
Sergt. Ford
Fred Schaefer
Inelander
Miles
Hiles
Second Regiment to Have Airship
Appleton Wis Feb 23 The mounted orderly section of the Second Infantry may gain an airship for scouting. Karl Mary son of CW Mary president of Wisconsin Malt and Grain has applied to join the orderlies if he buys a ship and the offer is accepted. The unit aims to scout miles ahead with nineteen mounted men and one on foot, the flier possibly replacing the footman.
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Appleton
Wis
Second Infantry
Karl Mary
CW. Mary
Wisconsin Malt and Grain Company
Mary plans hydroplane purchase amid river valley squadron idea
Mary, an acclaimed local driver at 23, weighs buying a hydroplane and backing a civilian armored car squadron in the Fo y river valley. He would join a motor ambulance unit in the French army if parental objections did not block it, a path some eastern friends are taking.
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Mary
Ile
New York
Foy River Valley
Cadets Nominated For Final Naval Academy Exams
Congress eases entry for midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis. Wisconsin Civil Service Commission Madison schedules March 23 preliminary exams for 16 to 20 year olds who apply by March 20. Corman Hahn of Menominee and William P. Withers of Ashland lead cadet lists and are chosen as principals for final exams. Senator LaFollette and Representative Lentoot nominate Wahin and Withers respectively.
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Congress
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wisconsin Civil Service Commission
Madison
Corman
Hahn
Menominee
William P. Withers
Ashland
I. M. LaFollette
Wahin
Lentoot Chase
Withers
Eby Secures More Settlers
Emerson Sharp of Minneapolis, who bought 260 acres from Mr. Eby last summer, writes he will arrive soon with his family to clear land and erect buildings on Pelican river in the Towne settlement Pelican town. He is also corresponding with Eby for land in Oneida county.
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Eby
Emerson Sharp
Minneapolis
Pelican River
Pelican
Oneida County
Frank Winniger Marries Jane Allyn in Rhinelander
Frank Winniger wed Jane Allyn who has long served as reader in his circle. Rhinelander friends extend congratulations as the couple begins their life together.
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Frank Winniger
Jane Allyn
Frank
AML
Hooper Buys Harshaw Tract From Crosby
George Hooper of Marshall Wisconsin toured Oneida county lands this week and reportedly purchased a tract near Harshaw from P Crosby. The noted buyer inspected properties and completed a local land transaction in the region.
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Sfart’s
George Hooper
Marshall
Wis
Oneida County
Harshaw
Temperance and a Specialist's Line in Medicine
A temperance note leads to a quirky exchange about choosing a medical specialty. The piece ponders how professionals in chiropody, manicure, and eye or ear care often find steady work even in tough times, while warning that threats and denial can hurt reputations and incomes.
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Arden
Bernard Moore Attends Chicago Father’s Funeral
Bernard Moore of Chicago attends the funeral of his father Thomas Moore in town on Monday. Bernard holds a good position in the Chicago police department.
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Bernard Moore
Chicago
Thomas Moore
Bernard
Gave Name to Party Radical Origin in Fox Speech 1837
A brief note states the term radical as applied to the British political party originated from a speech by Charles J. Fox in 1797 referring to the need for radical reform.
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Charles J. Fox
Heckling Hamlet Election Test Delays Candidate
London Tatler reports a parliamentary candidate in auld beetle meeting faced a persistent heckler. The candidate failed to provide a satisfactory answer, prompting an elector to ask the meaning behind the second faltering stand. The crowd judged the performance puzzling as the interrogation escalated.
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Homer
Auld
London Tatler
Tuberculosis in calves deemed highly infectious disease
The statement argues TB is an infectious disease rather than hereditary. It notes calves may be born with TB only in extremely rare instances, which are considered unimportant. The focus is on the contagious nature and rarity of congenital cases.
Backward-Locking and Moderation in Learning from the Past
The note suggests backward-locking when pushed too far becomes a tie, urging moderation in looking to the past. It warns that while experience can teach, the future holds hope and says the past may teach us something if balanced.
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Baltimore
Sen
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Rhinelander Lumber & Coal Co
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