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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
2
Editorial notes Jobe Peak becomes a permanent memorial to women’s ascent limits. It was named for Miss Jobe, now Mrs. Carl Akeley, by the Canadian government. The piece discusses journalism, newspaper ownership, and the influence of press in shaping national opinion.
Vance Hall supervision notes that Ke warren and Manitowoc counties renewed their dance hall ordinances and KEAwau nes county allocated 800 dollars to dependent children. Other counties revise ordinances aiming for stronger control. Overall opinion mixed on supervision value with evenings seen as busiest and least supervised.
Barbara Hawley traces Manners across Waukesha, Detroit, and a railroad line as his escape collapses. A chase via taxis and alleys ends with Manners skipping town, while Barbara presses McDermott for the truth about the missing official.
The passage recalls a scene of family love plus loyalty and contentment as Tiny Td, a crippled child, is spoken of with tenderness. He uses his crutch to wave and, with a sweet child’s voice, blesses everyone by saying God bless us, every one in a Christmassy benediction.
A reviewer writes to a student named Miranda Ann Cof course Uhl about music lessons and a past record. The letter notes September missed work, a lost paper, but overall praise progress and hopes for better concert marks and gifts in the future.
A fragmentary text hints at winter remedies and wine, mentioning sums and locations. The readable parts refer to finding sighted Wales at prime times and cite numbers like 175000, with an unclear reference to a linked state and a copyright notice.
The narration recalls the Cratchit family Christmas dinner with goose and pudding and marks Mrs Cratchitt's enduring loyalty. Pa Cratchitt praises the feast and the family’s devotion, noting the sentimental tale’s old fashioned charm amid the money obsessed era.
Chicago interview with Jane Addams, renowned social worker, disputing claims that modern young women are immoral. She argues women adapt to new freedoms, cites roadblocks of housing and employment, notes drinking among women is not greater than before Prohibition, and suggests the automobile fuels temptation while not making morality worse.
Crime column reports Chicago bandits raiding over sixty stores from dusk until dawn, stealing under $5,600 total. Robberies targeted pedestrians for small sums while ammunition and fuel figures appeared to surge, with police noting a record loot level for the season.
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