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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
6
Mrs A M Ukerd from West Burlington Iowa recounts years of stomach and intestinal catarrh with no relief from doctors. After visiting Chicago specialists who said cancer was incurable she tried Peruna and Manalin claiming complete relief and renewed health at home.
Fragmented text hints at a light hearted Missouri setting with talk of taxes and a whistling nuisance. Characters Anne Mabel and Harper appear in a domestic scene with questions about pressure and a light headed patient. The passage reads like a puzzle fragment from a newspaper page.
A letter from a reader describes chronic dyspepsia and headaches linked to coffee. The writer cites relief after switching to Postum and notes improved health, urging others to consider the product as a remedy for coffee related ailments. The account references a Mrs. WCTU member and mentions the famous character Wellville in relation to Postum.
In a grueling twenty four hour endurance race Stanton drives the Mercury risking a crash as Floyd, the steadfast mechanician, tends the car. A dramatic late night arrival, a new mechanician, a curious lady, and the perilous moment of choice unfold as the race pushes toward its uncertain finale.
Banana disease fears loom as the Panama threat devastates banana crops, raising concerns over supply and pricing for growers and traders nationwide.
A dispute among Amalga based Skirt Stitchers sees delegates seek the tall new union member. The secretary reports she resigned that morning after taking offense at being asked to act as a picket. The judge notes the incident as a strain within the labor group.
A dialogue reveals a candidate who says their business makes items for furnishing public offices. The exchange questions why the candidate would run, noting potential effects on their enterprise while asserting the need for such manufactured goods.
A Fitchburg Mass. youth who accompanied a Canadian settlement party to Wetaskiwin Alberta about two decades ago writes of Calgary and Edmonton's growth since. He notes rail expansion, rising land values from 3 to 35 dollars an acre, and the chance to secure homestead land farther from rails as Canada lures settlers back.
The United States government offers willow cuttings to citizens, citing surplus from an Arlington Virginia farm where wet conditions favored willow growth. The program limits each person to one hundred cuttings, framed as basket and chair material but urged to beware of the deceptive tone, per Worcester Telegram.
Miss Clara Mueller of 1613 Dayton St Chicago describes severe facial pimples causing itching burning and oozing for over a month. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about three weeks she was completely cured.
Dayton Ohio has faced six historic floods since its founding. The first occurred in 1805, the year Layton was incorporated, with subsequent inundations in 1847 1863 1866 1886 and 1898. Floodwaters repeatedly left their courses causing death and property loss.
Create a polish by mixing one part linseed oil with two parts cream. Stir thoroughly then apply with a flannel after dusting the shoes completely, and finish by rubbing the leather with a soft cloth.
A brief exchange shows an usher granting permission to light up in a cinema as Miss Prim protests the smoking policy. The moment captures a retro theater attitude and audience tolerance toward smoking practices of the era.
Offers seeds alfalfa timothy blue grass cane sweet clover with prices 6 2 and 9 dollars. Farms for sale and rent on crop payments listed by J Mulhall in Soo City Indiana. A quirky line notes birthdays of a woman seeming to count less with more years.
An advertising feature extols health as beauty, arguing constipation causes illness. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, permanent laxative suitable for women, children, and the elderly, with testimonials and a free sample offer from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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