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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
2
A garbled page lists testimonials about Peruna for headaches and fatigue with other varied snippets on figures like Sir William Macgregor and Empress circles. It includes unrelated travel, weather, and historical anecdotes as well as disjointed home remedy hints and local lore.
A Louisiana resident, Graves of Pleasant Hill, recounts severe heart palpitations and life threatening spells eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills. He credits the remedy with restoring health after months of sickness and notes the pills improve blood flow without narcotics or habit risk. The advertisement promotes pills at 50 cents per box or two fifty for six, available from doctors and mail order.
In Marion's Brigade scene Kate confides a secret to Cyrus Dix while planning a Tory movement. She intends to ride to Gen Marion's camp to warn and aid, disguising her mission as a horseback raid while Joe Sawyer pledges loyalty and guards her route through danger.
A Salem furniture tour highlights a carved chair with a storied past. John Cogswell sailed to New England aboard the Angel Gabriel in 1635, survived a Maine wreck, and the chair passed through families to Charles F Waters in Washington Square. Washington once slept in Salem in the John Wood house, noted for Hepplewhite chairs. In Essex Street, the old Cabot house preserves a Dutch chair over 250 years old from the first Low family line.
County Clerk Calder of Seward shot and Snow white swan near Beaver Crossing noted. J A Dixon sold J Co store to F Durham and bought property at University Place. Arlington Telephone plans new lines. A Plattsmouth child nearly loses an eye with scissors. Four hundred soldiers camp at Papillion on march from Fort Crook. Wells Abbott Neiman installs lab at Schuyler mill. Opal Downs fractures arm. Dr Cummins garners full recovery. Hoff named Beemer bank assistant cashier after Mead’s $8,000 default trial. A Seward child swallows iodine. recovery after cream treatment. Plattsmouth doctor helps golden wedding in Salem. Oakland man Eric Anderson dies from neck fracture. Decker and Hagerbuck’s buggy crash near Arlington. Robbers loot H G Day store at Rockford. Beatrice hounds fail. West Point mercantile site removal advances. Beatrice packing house eyed for 400 hogs daily. Fremont worker Thomas Allen injured by timber. Plattsmouth hotel man Peter Goos unknowingly cashes forged check. Sheriff seeks forged signer Wallace Christian after Utica incident.
Broad appeal ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female infertility and various weakness. It asserts success in restoring health and fertility for barren women and notes painless surgical options at Buffalo institute. Also mentionsPleasant Pellets as a safe laxative for women.
Jimson Healso boasts of spending hundreds to learn a fast sure way to riches. Jamson confirms profits from teaching others the method, claiming substantial earnings. New York Weekly.
Nell and Belle trade quips about an engagement announced between Cholly Kallow and Belle. Nell mocks the groom to be and notes a change in appearance, while Belle dismisses the jab as nonsense.
A sketch highlights Hicks as exceedingly rich, noting two automobiles and a steam yacht. The piece frames him as a Croesus figure, implying substantial fortune and social standing.
The text explains opium as thickened juice of unripe poppy capsules and defines morphin as an alkaloid of opium with various salt forms. It warns laypersons against unsupervised use and notes physician prescription. It mentions Rev John Fenwick Kitto as author of religious works. It also provides a carpet cleaning solution of turpentine and ammonia, advising limited application and drying with a cloth.
Col R S Harrison deputy marshal from 716 Common St Luke Charles La recounts a horse kick that weakened his back and damaged his kidneys. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring kidney function easing back pain and enabling full recovery after two years of good health. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
A jumble of notices and phrases mentions Colorado farm lands valued at 308 to GS, free government claims and maps, Sterling company contact in Sterling Colorado, and assorted musings on fruit pricing, water for plants, and miscellany about Manila Philippines and paints.
Economical housekeepers plan bread on honi days but oven heat burns bread. Ask your dealer for Allen's Foot-Eair powder to shake into shoes. Heals corns bunions and callouses. relieves sweaty feet and ingrown nails. Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25c. Lamp mailed free. Allen E Olmate Le Roy New York.
Use old newspapers to wipe the worst grease from cooking vessels before washing. This frugal technique helps lift stubborn oil, reducing mess and making subsequent cleaning easier.
Fragmentary notes describe claims of a new remedy titled New Discovery Sives Qui Pro Psy offering relief and cures with testimonials. The text also mentions Daystreame Free and Dr LiL Green's Sons, alongside scattered references to individuals and historic topics. The fragmentary nature limits coherent context or verification.
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