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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement urges readers with headaches bad taste dizziness and upset stomach to use Cascarets to cleanse the stomach flush unwanted bile and remove waste from the bowels. It contrasts Cascarets with harsh laxatives and claims they work while you sleep without gripe or sickness and at low cost. It also questions if a druggist salt is the liver of a crook.
Bayer advertises genuine Aspirin in a Bayer package with directions for colds pain headache neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. The name Bayer signifies genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Tin boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents. Aspirin is a trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues without knowing it. Symptoms include back pain, headaches, loss of ambition, and nervousness. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy. readers are urged to obtain a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. only a constitutional remedy works. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation of the Eustachian tube. If untreated, hearing may be permanently lost. the ad offers a hundred dollars for any cure not achieved and provides free circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Mrs. Clark D. Ross of Des Moines seeks her son Harry Ross, 21, missing since July 1918 after shell shock in Soissons while serving as a dispatch bearer. He was last heard from at Red Cross in Huntington, described as suffering memory lapses, in uniform with markeman’s medal. Local reports note his North Dakota Guard roots and hoped return home.
In Wapato Washington the American Commercial Bank is run mainly by Indians with a non Indian cashier. Founded last year by Philip Olney the bank serves Yakima valley Indians who own thousands of acres. Capital $25 000 surplus 1500 and deposits around 80000 as of June 1.
The War Department officially assumes control of Y M C A welfare work in U S Army camps. L W Messer reports 1,300 Y M C A secretaries will remain under war plans division, with 993 huts and $4.5 million of equipment transferred for continued use by officers and men.
Kalama zoo, Mich. jurors found Joseph Johnston not guilty of wife desertion. The case concluded after only 20 minutes of deliberation by Kalama zoo's first woman jury.
New York man David Goldhaber, a member of the alimony set, begged Justice Kendricks to release him so he could work and earn money. His wife Mrs. Goldhaber demanded he stay jailed until he posts a $500 bond for back payments. He has been in jail since March 8 and may be held indefinitely until action is taken or the bond is posted.
In the Saragossa Sea a gulf veed is densely packed, impeding passage for ships of greatest size and threatening navigation and trade routes.
James McIntyre of McIntyre and Heath won a gold watch in a one minute contest for telling the biggest lie. The event featured a testimonial concert for Barney Fagan the minstrel at the Manhattan Opera House. McIntyre claimed there was once an honest lawyer, delivering a punch line before the minute expired.
The article notes only one visitor in six months to the house where Jesse James lived and died, a site once famed as the home of the famed bandit now largely forgotten by history.
The partial text references a person named Faye and a question about tying or preventing something related to sliding roofs. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Ellen A Copp a 70 year old grandmother graduated in the summer session at the University of Wisconsin pursuing sociology and eugenics toward a PhD. She already held five degrees and authored several books. Copp was among the first coeds at Pennsylvania State College and among the first women ordained to the ministry. She also served pastorates including in Sivansville Wisconsin. This marks her second quinmer session at Wisconsin. she earned a bachelor of laws at Wisconsin in 1910.
Article recounts doctors linking President Wilson's neurasthenia to influenza and urges prevention this fall. It promotes Turpo as a preventive germicide with turpentine camphor and menthol, recommended by physicians and hospitals, with directions to buy a thirty cent jar and use as directed.
Mrs Nexdoor asks how long the cook will stay. Mrs Skeemer replies she keeps her by giving new narrow skirts to wear in the kitchen, joking no block can be walked while they remain intact.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It urges mothers to verify the label, claims gentle relief for stomach liver and bowels, and touts a fruity taste with dosage directions on each bottle.
A Dorothea Dix admonition urges constant vigilance over actions and heart thoughts, emphasizing moral self governance and disciplined conduct as guiding principles. The quotation advocates measured behavior and inner integrity.
A housewife smiles at a basket of clear white clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue for making laundry easier. The caption notes that money is not the real wealth, as shoppers at grocers reflect on the product’s value.
An inquiry titled America’s Next Step will examine the connection with Consular Agent William Jenkins. Officials announce the investigation as part of a broader review related to the Acrest matter.
Mexico City reports that there is no legal basis of international law for the United States demand for the immediate release of William C. Jenkins, U S consular agent at Puebla. Hilario Medina, under-secretary of foreign relations, says Mexico cannot accede to the request.
Washington plans to demand complete details of the charges against William O. Jenkins consular agent in Puebla and to permit an American investigation. M Hanna of the American embassy may travel to Puebla to review the case and report to the state department. If reports differ or details are withheld, a flat ultimatum for Jenkins release could follow. No crisis is anticipated and near-term settlement is expected.
General Pershing plans a nationwide inspection of cantonments and posts, departing Washington December 3 and visiting Charleston, S C, December 7, then moving to central posts, with holidays in Lincoln Nebraska and a western start around January 5. Officials say Mexican conditions did not affect the schedule.
The department of agriculture estimates bumper yields this year for corn potatoes barley rye sugar beets and rice worldwide. Wheat oats and flax seed are down from the five year 1913 17 average while corn and rye exceed normal by large margins with oats sugar beets also rising to high levels.
Governor Allen and Adjutant General Charles I. Martin urged ex service men to dig coal in Kansas. They cited wartime spirit and pledged to mobilize hundreds of volunteers to secure winter fuel despite coal shortages.
Mexico's famed revolutionary General Angeles II was executed at six o'clock on the morning of November 26 in Chihuahua City. He faced death with calmness and a smile, standing before the firing squad. The execution took place on a small hill near the city where guards recently convicted of Villista plots had been shot weeks earlier.
Italy plans to float a loan as part of its financial measures announced in Rome. Officials outlined the borrowing to support economic policy and stabilize the national budget amid ongoing fiscal pressures.
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