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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
2
A fragmented local text critiques Senator La Follette's wealth and public appeal, then shifts to notes on weather, government experts, and schooling. It references the Weatherman in Denver, a ghostly vein, and various state education efforts. The piece moves through political commentary to School Life reporting on building programs and rural classroom costs.
Fragmented text extols the sun as life giver across regions with year round warmth. It cites mythic figures like Apollo and Byron, notes old fears of heat, and highlights science affirming the sun’s vital role in sustaining life and climate in tropical areas.
An article extols curative powers of linse rays and vitansins in medicines. It claims relief for rickets and nervous diseases, with sun exposure and hydration boosting vitality. The text recommends frequent sunlight and rest to energize the body’s vital systems.
The governor seeks authority to appoint a successor to Senator Robert La Follette amid Wisconsin turbulence. Speculation centers on Mrs. La Follette and a possible interim plan, with questions about public interest, party unity, and the political timetable as the state awaits executive action.
The article reports Wisconsin lawmakers adjournment with no tax relief in sight. It notes farm and business burdens, consolidation push, and debates over local assessments, property taxes, and regulatory cuts. Public sentiment laments stalled reforms and calls for fiscal restraint and reform.
Jumbled lines describe food and diners in a noisy venue with stray phrases about a man who eats bananas and the toll of long days. The text resembles a garbled newsroom fragment with scattered names and vague actions, lacking clear narrative or outcome.
A British country mystery centers on the murder of Sir Francis Lathrop at Lathrop Grange. Detectives probe jealousy and alibis as Miss Adela Larkin, Mr. Samuel Honeybun, and two rivals weave a web of motives and secrets amid rainfall gauges and a tweaked will.
The Freeman reprints Dr. Andrey J. Frame's Wisconsin bankers association remarks at Milwaukee convention. Chicago Journal of Commerce cites Frame, veteran Waukesha National Bank chair, praising gold standard fidelity and criticizing managed currencies with a biting, aphoristic style. The Economist also publishes Frame’s blunt portrayal of European experiments and calls his critique of untested monetary systems forceful. Frame argues nature penalties for misdeeds and warns against imagined miracles of managed money.
A Chautauqua session features Captain T Ninkymore and Upton addressing concerns about juvenile delinquency and parental responsibility. The event highlights the impact of community perceptions on youth and notes performances by The American Winterlanuens and a New York cast.
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