22 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
1
The fourth Amataryritty picture Stridiws of Fur opens at the Park next Tue with Herbert Brennan Productions presenting a broad cast. Adulpiu Messow and Mutty Gordon head the supporting team alongside Garetty Hugh, Jose Digne, Dorothy Dalton, and Kit Pharaoh in this drama with DeMilles Syho also appearing.
In Madison the governor signed and vetoed key gas tax measures amid a legislative clash. Supporters warn the veto hinders road funding while opponents decry higher costs for drivers and retailers. The session discusses how the veto shapes fiscal plans and highway funding.
Public notice from the authority of Cone Mon Compei or the City of Wooke sna outlines sewer assessment details for the near future. It lists dates and times for hearings and specifies the pipe sewer projects proposed, with instructions for interested parties to appear and review the assessment terms.
A string of passages discusses American diplomatic service expansion under Rogers bill with quotes from officials, noting concerns about public perception, cost estimates, and potential impact on foreign relations. The article cites Hugh Gibson and Swiss Minister Thigh Owl in testimony to authorities, arguing for stronger diplomatic staffing while addressing expense and constitutional considerations.
The piece argues that salaries and political influence distort Foreign Service advancement. It highlights snobbery, patronage, and the need to reform pay, tenure, and advancement to remove nepotism. It notes some progress in the consular service and calls for broader, fairer opportunities.
Reported statements note ample U S coffee stock to meet demand while consumption fears persist. Authorities cite regular shipments resuming and port logistics improving, with projected arrivals easing shortages for the near term.
The Waukesha Review lists a trip to visit The Women's Jene and notes August 2 meetings asking to notify Mrs. Fred Mavase Mrs. Wil Authes or Mrs. James Russell. A charity sale for The beaut of the missionary Tallies at Helena church is set for Saturday August 2 at McGoy's dept store St Mathias. Also items mention resumed steamship service from Santos and a 1902 outbreak causing 27000 in property damage and 1102 lives with analysis of commerce impacts.
Madison notes publish a state government bulletin detailing information for applicants seeking state service positions. A Congregational Society home bake sale is planned at Aidt Coy & Rel's on Saturday August 24 at 1 oclock.
Readable fragments show an advertisement line about a birthday event. The text includes unclear, misspelled phrases and lacks complete names, dates, or locations to identify a specific person or purpose.
A German discovery named Kinite is advertised as a revolutionary water softener and cleaner. The text claims it cleans four times better than rivals, removes grease and stains without rubbing, and will transform home cleaning. A coupon offer invites readers to request a full size package for trial in America.
Fragmentary OCR reads Rainsoft Water instantly with unclear phrasing about water purification for toilets cleaning and baths. It mentions fabrics, skin safety, and moisture control while noting avoidance for car parts and utensils. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details.
An old advertisement promotes Ainity as a new type cleanser that cleans all things without scouring. It claims safe use on fabrics and removes dirt with clear water, leaving no film on dishes or woodwork and dissolving grease.
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