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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1880
Page
3
A poem contemplates a life without a cherished song and the ache of loss. The speaker laments the end of a lasting sentiment, describes silence filling the heart, and suggests a higher seraphic song may yet grant peace and renewed longing.
John Locke distracts noblemen with lively conversation until he records their dialogue showing the value of thoughtful discussion. The excerpt blends reflections from Youth's Companion and a brief science note on eggs, detailing white and yolk composition and digestion.
An obituary style reflection on Bishop Haven and Schwaytz as they near death. The dying speak of light, heaven, and God as angels surround them. Pupils chant hymns, and sacred words turn from supplication to praise. The piece ends with a meditation on the king in beauty seen at life's end.
A mix of culinary notes on eggs and their varieties, from fowl to geese, with measurements of egg weight and edible value. It also surveys ancient beauty rules and a Cromwell head tale, then explains a knight’s tour magic square and its sums.
The Omaha Star describes a Buffalo Bill show in Denver featuring a Mountain Meadow massacre tableau intensified by a peppered flame effect. Props hissed and sprayed fiery showers onto performers and stage corpses, reviving dead actors with startling groans while profanity and smoke filled the auditorium. Several cast members suffered minor burns. no serious injuries reported.
The Albany Argus reports a summer raid near Jonesville in which Rev. Mr. Elliott and five companions trailed robbers to a timbered area. Their dogs flushed seven wildcats from a tree. after a clash with weapons and clubs, all seven were killed except one captured alive.
Vegetine is offered in powder form ready for self preparation. A 5 cent package yields two bottles of liquid Vegetine with full directions. Sold by druggists and stores. postage stamps accepted for single or double packages from H R Stevens Boston.
Advertisement offers a free book by Dr. Sanford of New York City outlining liver conditions including torpid liver jaundice biliousness malaria and related symptoms. It invites readers to send for the treatise at 1 Broadway, New York.
The Voltaic Belt Co of Marshall Michigan offers their Electro-Voltaic Belts on a thirty days trial basis. Read the advertisement in this paper headed On Thirty Days Trial.
The column endorses Dr C B R Sykes an established Chicago physician known for catarrh treatments and related complications. The note calls readers to consult his card in a different column and praises his honesty and responsibility as a regular graduate. It promotes Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffeners as a preventive aid for crooked boots and blistered heels.
An old physician now retired claims a simple vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat lung ailments along with nervous debility. He offers the recipe free by mail in German French or English to readers who contact W. Sherar 148 Powers Block Rochester N Y.
The item mocks self care and medical fads urging readers to overindulge and overwork then seek a cure with Hop Bitters. It suggests rest and moderation as antidotes while lampooning nostrums like Kidney-Wort and other cures.
A letter from East Boston Massachusetts praises Vegetine for curing a long standing scrofula in a young girl. The writer H B Stevens notes initial ineffectiveness of physicians and reports rapid improvement after using Vegetine as directed. The testimonial adds that the child gains flesh and strength and the remedy is recommended.
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