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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
A jumbled OCR passage describes various medical claims and products, mentioning Pierce's Favorite pills, remedies, and statements about remedies for abdominal and pelvic issues. It references manufacturing, credibility, and a range of unrelated topics from government and industry to safety devices and new vessels, all in a rough collage of phrases.
In the cavernous setting of a salvaged life, the narrator and Psyche test fire for light, wind a stubborn watch, and plan to shore a waterlogged pit. They haul barrels and tools from French Peter’s cave while Peter claims a protective role, fearing smoke and seeking candles for his own purposes.
In a tense prolonged effort, the pair press a tunnel under a cliff, braving rising tides and collapsing sand while debating a louder protest to draw attention. They endure heavy labor, occasional blockages, and the risk of capture as they inch toward freedom.
The origin of the three golden balls symbol is traced to humor, legend, and fact. Legends tie the emblem to St Nicholas aiding a nobleman’s three daughters, while the more plausible link attributes the balls to the Medici coat of arms. Some old pawnbrokers used five balls, reflecting heraldic language.
Berlin newspapers resist the French phrase entente cordiale and adopt the German equivalent naeherungsbestrebungen to describe improving relations. The change signals a shift toward a harsher framing of Franco German diplomacy amid ongoing tensions.
An account from Bakersfield, California in 1906 describes a seven year old girl cured of an all over painful itchy eruption after using Cuticura Remedies. The testimonial claims relief within 24 hours and a complete cure after five days. Also promotes a home formula for blood cleansing and rheumatism relief using Wald Extract Dandelion and other tonics.
An item advises using picture wires to fasten curtains noting 16 is better than tape. A beauty claim urges every local beauty specialist to use olive oil to correct the liver and stomach and clear the complexion, to be taken in sweet wine or jelly water to destroy the taste.
A notice invites readers to obtain a free sample of Allen's Foot Ease from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy Wyoming. The powder cures tired sweating hot and swollen feet and eases tight shoes. It treats corns and bunions and is sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
A collage of brief tips and curiosities on gardening dreams lightning myths and aging wisdom. It touches on asters blooming from April sowing to autumn and uses of cinnamon to mask cabbage odor. Also reflects on vision eye strain nerve pain milk cures and reminiscences of Nathan Hawk and early California gold discovery. Wireless distress signals in Switzerland for climbers conclude.
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