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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1879
Page
7
Readable lines describe a by and by moment where the savage and warrior gaze upon a hunting ground, paired with imagery of a flower and spring. The verse hints at cycles of life and renewal as a life dies and lives again in spring. The tone is reflective and nature oriented.
Rev. W. J. Smith in San Francisco preaches on weighing souls with Daniel’s tale. A man recalls gambling and temptation in southern California and a father’s plea to avoid cards. Alaska piece portrays endless daylight and vivid sunset hues over sea and wilderness.
A speaker recalls a moment of divine accusation after a gambling binge. He describes hearing a harsh inner voice, turning away from cards for sixteen years, and vowing to live righteously. He addresses an audience about a notable public figure known for church leadership and charity.
A year ago the question of whether an ice boat can exceed wind speed sparked a press discussion. The New York Evening Post consulted Prof Loomis of Yale and President Barnard of Columbia, both renowned mathematicians, who noted the gravity of the topic.
Two scholars debated ice boat speed and faced a practical demonstration that the craft can exceed wind speed. The Scientific American cited the example and admitted prior errors, while the ice yacht controversy neared resolution amid public scrutiny.
A Philadelphia obituary note cites the phrase Our first in heaven as a child’s tribute while a bereaved father storms the office seeking what became of the other family deaths. The text also references Freenox history highlighting three renowned women and ends with a promotion of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a liver stimulant and cure for bilious ailments.
The Candee Rubber Co of New Haven introduces the 95 Per Cent Sterling boot, backed by seven patents and a three month warranty. A demonstration boot is on display in stores, claiming near indestructible service and the company’s status as the world’s largest rubber goods maker.
Sherman and Co of Marshall Michigan advertises for an agent in the county at once with a salary of $100 per month and expenses paid. Full particulars are available at the address given above.
A collage of 19th century ads tout remedies for liver complaints and ailments, with Dr Mort’s Vegetable Liver Pills and Brown’s Bronchial Troches promoted. Mason Jamlin organs boast top honors. Dr C R Sykes praised. Grier Lyon Heel Stiffener and Jackson’s Beat Sweet Navy Tobacco advertised. Telegraphy study offered by R Valentine. Linen starch promoted.
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