13 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
1
An OCR read of a Welsh Christmas carol snippet describes lively household scenes for Yule, with holly garlands, singing, and a procession of lights. It recounts Deck the Hall and Croll the angel, capturing the merriment and communal ritual of a preindustrial Yuletide.
At the executive committee meeting of the General Council of Congregational Churches in Columbus Ohio officials report a sharp drop in lynchings, predicting 1923 will see about half the 1922 total. The assembly also condemns the Ku Klux Klan as organized terror, urging inter racial harmony and Christian-based solutions.
The column shares home remedies for plumage color during moulting, discusses diet and pepper use, gravel maintenance, and proper nesting hygiene. It notes dangers from extremist groups and urges Americans to resist such threats while promoting humane bird care practices.
Wisconsin Railroad Commissioner Gettle outlines a 800 page digest of anti monopoly utility laws as state commissions push for uniform regulation. The report lists chapter subjects from organization to judicial review, aiming to harmonize rules amid rapid electric system growth and cross state power developments.
A scattered advice piece explains seed choices for canaries and other birds, warning against millet, emphasizing balance with canary seed and rapeseed alternatives. It notes risks of incorrect mixes, cautions about seed freshness, and recommends careful feeding during molt and nesting. It includes a home remedy for constipation with castor oil and egg, plus dietary guidance and cautions on packaging and seed quality.
Secretary Denby warned Congress the United States faced strategic disadvantage without eight 11,000-ton cruisers and broader modernization. He urged three cruiser-submarine programs, renewed battleship modernization, and submarines to counter Britain and Japan under the Washington Treaty. He stressed parity remains essential despite treaty limits.
Uneven fragment notes an eclipse concept mentioning sun and moon and uncertain terms about timing and visibility amid garbled wording. The read appears to discuss conditions for solar and lunar events but lacks clear facts or figures for precise reporting.
An old advertisement promises Boncilla Beautifier cosmetic clay can clear complexion, color skin, reduce pores, lift facial tissues, and smooth texture. It offers refunds if benefits fail and directs readers to send 10 cents to Bancilla Laboratories in Indianapolis for a trial.
A lurid account traces the Clara Waite case from her entanglement with Albertina Meadows to the ensuing trials. It recounts the fate of counsel William Herrington, Albert Tremaine’s arrest and conviction for grand larceny, Deputy sheriffs involved, a Spring Street bootlegging arrest, and the collapse of several officials amid the sensational pursuit and aftermath of the Meadows murder.
An old time hair darkening remedy promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. It claims gray hair fades after a few applications, restoring natural color, making hair thick and lustrous, and creating a more youthful appearance. It suggests using a sponge or brush to apply a small strand and rinse through.
City Clerk MARTIN announces a review as Wiech and others consider a ska si ber matter. Officials weigh potential actions and next steps in a stalled local inquiry.
Notice from the Office of the City Clerk of Waukesha Wisconsin dated 1943 states the final report of the Board of Public Works and assessment proceedings for the ornamental lighting system in the ornamental lighting district is on file and the City Council will meet December 18 at 7 p.m. in the City Council rooms.
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