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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1882

Page

4

Generous New Englander to Fund Education of Freedmen

John F Slater plans a one million dollar fund for the education of freedmen with a trustees board including ex President Hayes and Chief Justice Waite. The fund aims to support teacher training and may fund foundations to aid higher education for colored students.

John F. Slater Norwich Conn Hayes Waite Wm. E. Dodge New York Gov. Colquitt Georgia Jas. P. Boyce Kentucky Wm. A. Slater Slater

Murder Plots Across Two States Stir Local Fear

In Arkansas Newton county farmer William Eaver was killed by a shotgun blast after a fodder stack fire. In Des Moines R W Stubbs was murdered by a burglar at 3 am on April 15, with his wife awakening to gunfire and the killer fleeing after the fatal shot. burglary suspected at Armstrong and Little’s drug store.

Wm. Eaver Newton County Arkangis R. W. Stubbs Des Moines Mr. Stubbs Armstrong & Little’s Tracca

Reader reports St Jacobs Oil eases rheumatism

W F Hetherington editor of the Sentinel told a Emporia Kansas representative that he tried St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and found the remedy removed the pain entirely. The claim emphasizes strong relief from rheumatic pain.

W. F. Hetherington the Sentinel St. Jacobs Oil Emporia Kan

Faithful to a Double Trust at Cold Springs Ranch

A herder shows a valuable shepherd dog and her four puppies. Flora the mother dog searches wild mountains for twenty missing sheep, leaving her nursing pups. She returns exhausted but safe, while guarding her young, a touching display of devotion and instinct.

Cold Springs Ranch Tom Flora Bossa

Tustenuggee and Slaves Known in Florida Everglades

An Atlanta Constitution report quotes Seminole chief Tustenuggee who insists his slaves are not free, and recalls a recent incident where he dismissed his wife after inspecting a sewing machine. The account notes his periodic return from swamps and his reputed hard drinking.

Tustenuggee Everglades Florida Atlanta Constitution

St Jacobs Oil Praised For Theumatic Pains

A reader claim praises St Jacobs Oil as the most excellent remedy for rheumatic pains. The note credits Mr F Letom of Harrison Street Providence Rhode Island and mentions Boston in a truncated reference.

Fact Figures From Around the World and Nation

A compilation notes global and domestic statistics including 4 million white fish fry placed in Lake Ontario, Iowa butter production over 85 million pounds annually, France population 35.5 million, US quinine use 800000 ounces yearly, 1817 English soda import 8000 tons, US Indian wars spending about 3.058 million in a decade, UK alcohol spend about 120 million pounds annually, Germany forest acreage 35 million with state ownership, ivory trade 100000 elephants a year, England 30000 tusks yearly, Virginia sumac production 10000 tons at $45 per ton, English army cost 15.5 million pounds, 139,900 troops, Maine packing outputs 750000 canned mackerel 1500000 lobsters 250000 clams, Mont Blanc tunnel cost over 10 million dollars and six years, British egg imports 750 million eggs worth over 10 million dollars, Dakota population growth 853 percent 1870–80, Washington Territory 213 and New Mexico 29 with city populations 135180, 75120, 180430, and New York City sewer, water, gas, electric and telegraph infrastructure totals.

Lake Ontario Iowa France United States England Germany Sumac Virginia Maine Mount Blanc Switzerland Great Britain Dakota Washington Territory New Mexico New York

Girls A-fishing Tale Sparks Mischief on the Shore

A playful scene unfolds as girls fish and joke about a big catch. Yarns of bait, poles, and a stubborn book are traded amid laughter and clumsy mishaps, ending with concern for freeing a trapped creature.

Bright's disease warning and cure pushed by Rochester remedy

A dramatic health warning warns Bright's disease as a widespread, deceitful killer. The piece links sudden deaths of notable figures to kidney failure and extols Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as a widely used, trusted remedy, naming several prominent supporters and urging early treatment.

Warner Rochester N. Y Bright Col John C. Whitner Atlanta B. F. Larrabee Boston Mass C. A. Heckman Phillipsburg N. J D. D. Buck D. D Geneva F. A McManus Baltimore Edwin Fay Davenport Iowa A. C. Kendrick LL. D J. S. Matthews Portland Mich C. W. Eastwood New York A. A. Ramsay Albia C. N. Sims Syracuse S. P. Jones Marionette Wis T. S. Ingraham Cleveland Henry T. Champney James S. Prescott North Union

Pension push seen as giant swindle in war veteran plans

Omaha Commercial Record voices alarm at sweeping pension proposals for Mexican War survivors Indian War veterans and Civil War soldiers arguing payouts would total over 1.5 billion dollars. It condemns pensions as political plunder and warns of lasting national burden while noting only disabled veterans and widows merit aid.

Omaha Commercial Record United States Army

Physician Denounces Mineral Poisons and Promotes Yellow Dock

A physician argues against mineral remedies citing adverse outcomes and promotes Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla as a herb based alternative. The tonic is claimed to tone and strengthen life organs, especially urinary and digestive, with pleasant taste and proven merit.

Journal of Medicine Guysett Ake

Curiosities of Trade and Folk Remedies Noted

A Providence Journal item surveys eye stones and blood stones used in trade along with rattlesnake and skunk oils touted as cures. It cites eye stones from the Pacific coast, price ten cents, and claims for nosebleed prevention and joint relief, plus a letter from a young man praising Yellow Dock remedies.

Providence Journal Sé&'Khore Pacific Germany North Carolina

Engagement Quietly Arranged Despite Doubtful Suitor

A man resists pressure about his engagement saying he may be happy despite doubt. He notes the bride’s mother is a temperate, heat tempered woman. The conversation shows personal tension behind the match.

Health elixirs and a barber shop joke in a 19th century ad

An old time notice touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related ailments with testimonials. It also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Fellows for bilious or constipated conditions. A drug store joke features a bald old man asking for red hair restorer to match his eight year old hair color.

R. V. Pierce Pierce

Kidney-Wort Promise Cure for Constipation and Kidney Ailments

An advertising snippet touts Kidney-Wort as a natural remedy for constipation and all kidney and liver diseases. It mocks dangerous life risks and mentions Carbolire as a deodorized petroleum extract claimed to restore bald heads and hair care.

Boston Transcript

Party scenes and ads mix in a curious 19th century column

At a party Miss Angelina presides at the piano while a conductor ejects her for rough behavior. The page hawks patent medicines Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar and Pike's Toothache Drops. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a distribution job for papers with sample copies and a one dollar annual price from the Curnal of Commerce in Omaha Nebraska.

Hale All Druguis S. Pike Lydia E. Pinkham Mia Western Avenue Lynn Mass Curnal OF Commerce Omaha Nebraska

Bargain Fire-Proof Safe for Sale in Omaha

Large second hand fire proof Safe by Messler and Baumann, newly painted and warranted as good as new. Originally $275, cash price $150. Delivered on the cars in Omaha. Western Newspaper Union, Omaha Nebraska.

Messler & Baumann Omaha Western Newspaper Union Nebraska

Lung Balsam Heralded as Cure for Consumption

Advertising pamphlet claims Allen's Lung Balsam cures pulmonary consumption bronchitis and coughs after doctors deemed incurable. Endorsed by patients and professionals with testimonials from Marion County West Virginia Bowling Green Virginia and Cincinnati. It is promoted as harmless to delicate children and an effective expectorant sold by druggists.

Jeremiah Wright Marion County W. Va Allen Ws. C. Dinars Bowling Green Marevith Cincinnati A. Graham & Co Zanesville Ohio Mathias Freeman Mstin Oakly le Des Alisa Norristown Herald New York City Grand Union Hotel Grand Central Depot Lyon Rivarol Roy City Marathon Caswell, Hazard Elected Livers Boston Boston Courier

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