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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
7
A narrator recounts sketching a tall young sea findling named Matt who seeks painting from a caravan artist. Their meeting on shore leads to shared scenes inside and outside the caravan, her dramatic clothes from a wreck, a calm inland voyage, and a solitary coast guard sighting as she follows a path toward the sea.
A Broadway Magazine writer argues that Wall Street gambling fuels brokers profits more than legitimate stock buying. He explains how brokers use margin, banking loans, and price juggling to generate commissions, while investors barely own actual shares. Also mentions Cuba’s fertile highland ridges untouched since prewar times.
A girl named Matt leaves a friend’s presence and wanders along a sand road by the lake and sea. She ponders attraction and gender, then sits in contemplation before reacting with a flushed murmur about a man’s hands and her own appearance. She is near sixteen and inexperienced.
Reader letter from New York describes a three year old boy eating graham crackers with a Cuticura Ointment box contents. The note claims cure for a cold and praises the product while questioning safety for children. It ends with a provocative line on gender superiority and a signed company notice from Cuticura Remedies Boston.
A short verse about a worm and robin marking April's arrival ends with an odd note on fashion. The fragment also mentions loudly worn neckwear by fashionable young men being audible from a distance. The piece reads as light humor blending nature and style observations.
Fragmentary text appears as garbled medical or instructional prose mentioning handkerchiefs enamel and vegetables. No identifiable people places dates or events are readable to establish a news item or outcome.
The article discusses Jewish agricultural migration to the United States after 1882, noting colonies in New Jersey and others, the Alliance Rosenhayn and Carmel settlements, and the rise of Jewish farmers. It cites numbers of applicants, existing farmers, land values, and the Jewish Agricultural Society aiding immigrants to farm across nineteen states.
A damaged text fragment mentions constitution efforts and belief in a remedy. It references a payment or fee and testimonials, with names like P. J. Cheney & Co and a druggist context. The overall content is unclear but centers on trust in a medicinal cure and a monetary stake.
A short, unclear fragment mentions tea, nature, and a stone that could cause someone to see stars if struck hard enough. The passage is vague and contains garbled wording. No identifiable people, places, or events are clearly stated.
Fragmentary note references a quinine laxative branded product linked to BW. Grove. Mentions usage for a cold in Gus Day and initials Mc. Details are sparse and unclear.
There is a difference between the door jam and the jam that mother used to make. There in the wreck of time Jones exclaimed as a clock fell from a second story window. Pettit's Bye Salve first sold in 1807 over a century ago, sales rise yearly, a remedy for weak eyes. All druggists of Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y.
In a pinch use Allen's Feet-Ease a powder to shake into your shoes. It rests the feet and cures corns bunions callouses aching sweating feet and burrowing nails. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25c sample mailed address omitted.
A collage of ad-like notes and anecdotes covers health pills promising a 108 box Cas Carets, home care tips, cooking asparagus, using a baby carriage for charity, public health cautions, and a colorful roadside sermon about poverty and hope.
A fragmentary line suggests a meditation on body, breath, and steadfast presence. The phrasing evokes intimate instruction about staying here and now, with emphasis on unwavering attention and the link between respiration and embodiment.
A brief observation on how danger can come from small things and odd appearances. The author notes that judging a man by his hat angle may mislead, underscoring the subtlety of threat and the need for caution.
A collage of adage and tips covers health remedies like Marine Eye Remedy and Hamlin's Wizard Oil, farm guidance on bread, gardening, and cropping, plus social quips about marriage, class, and taxation amid rural daily life. The piece blends humorous anecdotes with Practical wisdom, reflecting a era of self help and commodity marketing.
A sister hides Postum as a coffee substitute to help a coffee addict regain strength and color. Ten days prove Postum rebuilds deteriorated health, with the testimonial promising the reader to look for The Road to Wellville.
Orison Swett Marden argues in Success Magazine that women should pursue education and self development instead of waiting for a husband. He asserts marriage is not the sole life goal and cites the growing, sexless achievement and independence available to women in the modern era.
A New York Press comment notes the accumulation of trunks in elderly home wards. Each arrival brings trunks kept as inmate private property, sparking despair for managers as trunks pile up. Some boxes break apart and are scrapped to relieve space.
Chief Justice Melville W Fuller of the U. S. Supreme Court attended Bowdoin College commencement in Bath Maine and recalled the Blaine Press Association hold fifty years ago. Fuller was then a reporter for the New Age Augusta and James G Bisine served on the Kennebec Journal. Both men helped organize the typographical society, which is still active in name.
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