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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
2
Buck Duane confronts Longstreth and Lawson, thwarts internal plans, and prepares a multi-front ranger assault on Poggin’s gang. Duane must decide between love and duty as he moves to end Poggin’s era with a lone, preemptive clash in Fairdale.
Duane, wounded but able, arrives in Bradford then Val Verde with Longstreth and two women. He seeks Captain MacNelly and his rangers, eyes the banker’s bank on a busy street, and moves to meet the ally while guarding the women and the prisoner.
In a New York Independent scene a new boarder is invited into a dinner and parlor full of musicians. Mrs Blumley extols the house as a real musical atmosphere with piano players singers and instrumentalists among boarders and relatives.
A judge expresses optimism about shared interests and potential agreement, noting confidence that parties will find substantial common ground in the forthcoming legal hearing.
Amsterdam papers discuss enlarging and deepening the North Sea canal and dispensing with Ymuiden locks to create a free waterway to Amsterdam. Proponents say it could curb Rotterdam’s growing sea level port trade by linking to sea level canal connections.
Grandma enjoyed her first city visit and loved the season’s popular musical play. She watched a graceful couple dance a waltz and whispered to the hostess that it would be a match.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Pellets as best for liver bowels and stomach. It recommends one pellet as a laxative and three as a cathartic, in a dialogue between Mrs. B and Mr. B.
A Belgian singing duo Valmont and Reynon entertained at the hippodrome under special government permission. Reynon served six months in trenches before leaving for America. friends noted his English improving. The act included singing Good Bye in English, with playful exchanges about language and songs.
A meditation on daily virtue as true success by Lilian Whiting contrasts with worldly aims. The article notes British Columbia began loan programs for farmers under last year’s law, signaling public support for agricultural credit.
Readers are urged to consider switching from coffee to a hotter, more satisfying drink after enjoying a comforting warm beverage. The piece notes rising interest in adopting a different beverage habit.
Ad text promotes Postum as a soothing hot drink reducing nervousness and sleeplessness. It claims a ten day trial proves its health benefits and comfort, encouraging the reader to share that “There’s a Reason” for choosing Postum.
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