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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1879
Page
3
President Hayes surveys international relations from 1879, noting quieter Mexican frontier, potential trade growth, Alaska citizenship rights under the Russia treaty, and call for organized territorial governance. He reports naval, army, postoffice, and interior developments, Indian affairs reforms, and urges funding for education, agriculture, and Capitol improvements.
A playful parade of questions pings readers with quirky phrases. The column riffs on coins crafts and common objects, hinting at local humor and social chatter while inviting responses.
Report notes annual cattle maintenance in Texas runs about 1.50 dollars per animal, equivalent to roughly 1,500 dollars per thousand heads. The figure reflects feed, care, and miscellaneous costs in the livestock industry.
An eye witness from McDonough Henry county recounts the November 13 1833 meteor shower described as the most remarkable natural phenomenon seen. He describes fiery meteors falling from a common center, the smoky aftermath, and notable public reactions in Covington Newton county and local mining districts.
A column presents home remedies and kitchen tips, including hair washing with borax water, pumpkin pie or squash dishes with cream and eggs, a stammering cure by quiet reading aloud, a fried bread pudding with sugar sauce, rock cakes baked rough, and a drink made from washing soda and lime for cleaning. Also includes sweet potato pudding with butter, cream, nutmeg, and lemon rind.
The public fault teachers for poor student interest and results. The writer argues that underqualified young tutors, acting as taskmasters, fail to engage students and that many problems stem from ineffective teaching rather than pupil laziness.
M Grevy president of the French republic is described as unostentatious and good-humored. He visits the Bank of France to collect dividends, stands in line between a petty employee and a green grocer's wife, and declines special treatment. He remains patient and insists on waiting his turn.
An account from imperial Russia recalls Grand Duke Alexis who chose to stay aboard a sinking ship rather than abandon duty. The admiral sought to evacuate him, but Alexis insisted on obeying only orders that kept him on board. He was later arrested for disobedience, and the Emperor approved the arrest while praising his son's choice to stay.
In California there are 150000 goats and in the Pacific Territories 50000, totaling 200000 goats on the Pacific slope.
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