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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
2
Vague OCR fragment describes four ladies and a poker game with quotes about quitting and keeping it up, referencing a Philadelphia Press source. The readable text provides no clear event dates or names beyond generic references to a Hob and a poker friend.
An advertisement from Jamboree Kentucky touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as the cure for backache and kidney disease. It claims relief for back pain and a range of kidney related symptoms including urinary problems and rheumatism. It cites Mr. J M Coleman and his daughter as example users.
Arabs often keep long flowing beards as a sign of distinction linked to Mahomet the founder of their religion.
A historic advertisement claims deafness stems from a blocked Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any case of deafness due to catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Sold by Druggists at 75 cents. Hall’s Family Pills also recommended.
The report notes twenty three cartloads of maps among the spoils taken. It adds that if Kupropatkin never returns to St. Petersburg he will have a strong excuse.
An assortment of cut text shows an old time promotional offer from Standard Trading Company in New York promising a valuable booklet for ten cents with a money back guarantee. The passage includes stray dialogue quotes and humorous snippets from newspapers mentioning censorship, progress, and affectionate exchanges, all reflecting period style and advertisement culture.
A Kansas City mother recounts stopping coffee and using Postum Coffee which she says improved her milk flow and eased her and her baby's ailments. She reports her husband also benefited, and the family now drinks Postum. The note includes World War I era dispatches on Russian military positions and a national loan success, but the core tale centers on Postum as a coffee substitute for nursing mothers.
A bomb exploded near the Praga police station in Warsaw injuring seven, with Baron von Nolken personally struck. Police captured a bomb thrower who died. a second suspect fled. Disturbances linked to a growing revolutionary movement threaten Warsaw area as authorities seize ongoing plots.
Belief rises that Emper or adheres to counsel as a path to peace. The fragmentary report hints at a political shift influencing the ruler's disposition and potential reconciliation efforts.
The body of the late Mrs Jane Stanford who recently died at Honolulu rests in the Stanford mausoleum between her husband and son near the institution named for them. Simple services were held in the great memorial church before burial.
A fragment notes Salzer’s catalog claiming corn yields by state, with Indiana 157 bu per acre, Ohio 160 bu, Tennessee 13 bu, Michigan 220 bu, and a boast that the record can be beat in 1905. It references a lovely home and proceeds from a sale.
The notice touts spectacular per acre yields for various crops including 120 bushels beardless barley 810 bushels oats 60 bushels speltz and macaroni wheat 1000 bushels potatoes 13 tons hay and 160000 pounds fodder per acre. It invites sending 100 in stamps to John A. Salzer Seed Co. for catalogs and samples.
A fragmented New York page quotes opinion and humor notes on crime control and social manners. It cites a plea for ending revolver use and includes satirical lines about insults, medical claims, and a lighthearted wedding anecdote involving Pearl and a silver teapot gift.
Austin Martin named rural carrier from Tecumseh. Conner of Kansas City visits Beatrice to set up a meteorological station. Humboldt plans a new brick plant. Dr Towne of Omaha called to Plattsmouth to investigate swallpox cases. Record includes accidents, bank officers elected, guard inspection, live-wire shock at Fairbury, Platte River bridge upgrade, deaths in Lyons and on the farm near Springfield, and Beatrice area racing dates for 1905.
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