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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1879
Page
7
A poem reflecting on the question of an afterlife and faith. The speaker wrestles with mortality and seeks reassurance from a quiet inner voice. The refrain affirms a future beyond death and urges one to live righteously as God’s image bearer.
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Moravian settlements show stone buildings built to last centuries with buttresses. The story highlights David Zeisberger born to missionary parents, who chose to stay and preach to the Indians for seventy years, dying at 87 while surrounded by converts singing hymns.
A compilation of devotional maxims and early medical curiosities discusses faith as a path to God, honest purpose, and salvation, followed by notes on home remedies and treatments. It covers chloral use for disease, corns and bunions care, a new consumption treatment, and a dramatic tale of perspiration therapy curing lockjaw through intense heat and rapid sweating.
The article argues excessive sleep dulls the nervous system and memory, saps muscular energy, and adds fat. It notes the poorest sleepers are those who lie in bed longest, waking less refreshed. Children need more sleep, but parents should prevent overindulgence.
Velvet originated in Asia and reached Rome under the emperors though the ancient Greeks may not have known it. Velvet factories arose in Constantinople during the Middle Ages, later flourishing in Venice and Genoa. Genoese merchants introduced velvet to Lyons in 1536 under Francis I. Velvet's rich texture made it premier among continental fabrics and a symbol of wealth and ceremony.
Promotes digestion and appetite, calm nerves, and banishes blues for those with dyspepsia. Advertises Bitters as a professional remedy with national reputation for biliousness bowel troubles debility rheumatism and fevers. Claims decisive curing effects and calls it the one thing needful for cure of dyspepsia.
An industrial note highlights Candee Rubber Co of New Haven introducing the 95 Per Cent Sterling Boot, claiming pure rubber, three month warranty, doubled upper, and half inch-thick soles. It includes a date recording feature and availability through stores, plus an agency request in Marshall Michigan.
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