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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1906

Page

3

Freak of nature and odd notes from a distant station

A fragmentary telegraph from the Cape to Cairo line mentions a misdirected message about a platform and signals. In Pennsylvania a pig born from an old apple tree grows into a large fruit, while a kerosene lamp near a mirror reportedly doubles light. Nebraska notes report coal shortages, new electric plants, local crimes, farm news, accidents, and community events across towns like Hyannis, Wymore, Beatrice, Indianola, and Geneva.

Cape Te Cairo Jacksonwald Pennsylvania Curtis K. White Nehawka Ohio T. C. Bunt Henry ©. Frickey H. O Hect Frickeys Juniata Nebr QO. I. Jones Nebraska Beatrice Jaynes Gregory 8 J. E. Westcott Geneva

House Rejects Pay Hike for Senators and Members

In a 10 to 188 vote the House refused to raise salaries of senators, members and delegates from 5000 to 7000 dollars, while approving a 12000 dollar salary for the vice president, speaker, and cabinet members. The chamber then advanced the legislative appropriation bill and adjourned.

Washington House of Representatives House Littauer New York House of Congress Fitzgerald Efe Jlittauer Clark Florida

Suffragists Clash With Police Outside House of Commons

London report says five women and one man were arrested after a heated clash with police during a suffrage meeting organized by Manchester and West London women workers. Police were surprised as some protesters reached the entrance before officers intervened.

London House of Commons Manchester Avithin

Death at Alliance ruled self-inflicted morphine overdose

In Alliance on November 1, Curtis Tarbox died from an overdose of morphine administered by his own hand. A coroner's jury verdict, signed by D. W. Butler and others, states the death resulted from his own act. Undertaker Gay Lockyooi cared for the body.

Alliance Curtis Tarbox D. WW Butler W. -Z. Gediker S. H. Deseh R. E. .McCool George.a.hills W. C. Barnes Gay Lockyooi

Mysterious traveler finds shelter and storytelling gems

A lone rider recalls a night in sparsely settled Missouri and a peculiar cottage scene. Tales mix jokes of Tad, shoes gathered for winter, and a Highland anecdote with Queen Victoria. The piece threads humor, folklore, and social glimpses across two sections.

Improved Colander Aids Housewife In Food Preparation

The article describes an improved colander for straining liquids and beating preserves jellies and similar foods. A two section cylinder with perforated lower portion and a top cover prevents splashing while a bracket clamps to the table for easy operation.

Baxea Oysters Bake With Cream And Breadcrumb Base

Butter a granite pie plate and line with fine bread crumbs moistened with oyster liquor. Place large Baxea oysters on crumbs dot with butter, salt, and pepper. Drizzle with a few spoonfuls of cream and bake ten minutes. Serve in the dish with folded napkins, accompanied by sliced fennions.

Dust rises from the moat worker tale in local ad copy

A fragment from a local paper notes a line about a moat worker and dust. It claims retaining female servants in New Zealand is hard as they marry well and swiftly. An advertisement promises a capable dairy girl who can milk to join a family with four handsome sons.

New Zealand

Hamburg Steak with Peppers Recipe Card

Hamburg steak is formed into a large oval cake about an inch and a half thick and broiled. Serve with quarter green or red peppers fried quickly in butter, placed on and around the meat as an accompaniment.

Short Suggestions for Household Tasks

Saturate paper with castor oil to make it transparent and dry it. A pinch of salt enhances cakes candlesticks and most cooked dishes. Remove smoke stains from ivory by dipping it in benzine and brushing.

Ivory

Raised Cake Baking Instructions From A Historic Recipe

Cream one cup of Sugar and two thirds cup of butter then work them into one pint of raised dough from bread dough. Add nutmeg and cinnamon, soda dissolved in water, two well beaten eggs and one cup of seeded raising rolled in flour. Let rise then bake in a moderate oven.

Baked Bananas and Sandwich Filling Tips

Instructions describe peeling and baking bananas with sugar and orange juice, plus a cornstarch based sauce. A meat or cheese sandwich filling should be mixed with butter and optional cream to improve flavor, aiming for a richer, well combined dressing.

Ives

Engagement Ring Cost Question Puzzles Tess

Tess confesses she cannot determine the price George paid for her engagement ring. Jess asks what the matter is as Tess seeks the ring's cost, a detail she cannot deduce. The Philadelphia Press framing hints at a domestic moment of curiosity and concern.

Tess Jess George Philadelphia Press

Hateful. Patience and Patrice quip about life size photo

A Yonkers Statesman comic panel shows Patience commenting on her feet appearing large in a photograph. Patrice retorts that they would look even bigger if the picture were life size.

Patrice Yonkers Statesman

Parker-Longreen C hap Sees Far and Talks Price

A fragment notes a character praising a farsighted chap Parker Longreen and a joke about paying ten dollars to see three blocks away. The text reads as playful dialogue with casual references to vision.

Parker—Longreen Parker

What We May Expect in 1910 Postcard Souvenir

In a shop window a young woman studies a feathered curious object. A polite clerk explains it is a souvenir postal card for the year 1910 rather than an Indian chief's headdress. The exchange hints at changing souvenir fashions and curious curiosities of the era.

Moilss

Help Help in River Rescue Sparks Odd Exchange

A man falls into a river crying for help while an Irish onlooker urges him to seize a chance. The scene shifts to curious musings about thinkers and a father named Jones with a worried look, while a Smith family joke hints at ambitions in racing and aviation.

Not So Great Doctor Cubebbs Considered Good

A jokey remark questions Cubebbs as a physician noting he has not discovered a new germ in ten years of practice. The line implies skepticism about his medical contributions.

Bill Cubebbs Noitt Sultan Turkey

Scattered Food Tips and Quips From The Baltimore American

A fragmented column reproduces a quip about a senator's agreement and offers a collapsed recipe for scalloped tomatoes. It instructs slicing tomatoes half an inch thick, layering with bread crumbs and butter, seasoning with pepper, baking for about thirty minutes. The text mingles political chatter with home cooking guidance.

Pittsburgh Millionaire Faces Daughter Chorus Question

A Pittsburgh millionaire accused his thirty year old daughter of denying involvement in chorus performances. The exchange questions whether beauty pays, touching on the Myagarive ry er and the broader social expectations of performers in the group.

Fragmented OCR Doodles Break in Excerpted History Text

The readable lines touch on mis-spellings and garbled phrases about Russia, John Smiths, Jacob Riis, the Dutch, islands and a Sultan, plus a railway and Pullman car porters. The passage mixes scattered facts with unclear attributions and lacks a cohesive event.

Unable to Determine Title From Fragment

Fragmentary text appears to reference Paris and vague political notions with unclear subjects and actions. No coherent events, names, or dates are extractable to form a factual summary.

Unclear fragment hints at juvenile discipline and police detentions

The fragment discusses how small boys’ toys prompt caution and mentions discipline such as spanking or bread diet. It references Glasgow and a police practice of locking up youths for thirty days, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete events or clear subjects.

Glasgow

English Authority Reflects on Causes of Cost Increases

An English authority discusses rising instalment costs and broader social effects. He cites new degrees that foster hazards and glations, increased frequency of life, laziness, and abuses in farming alongside the influence of large religious sects. He implies civilization’s growth drives these tensions and stresses responsibility.

Fragmentary Opinionated Fragments On Marriage And Travel

The text reads as a stray, disjointed excerpt arguing about repeated assertions on American women and marriage, noting envy and happiness across cultures, and referencing a Hampshire travel passage about bridges and railroads. It presents no coherent narrative or clear event.

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