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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
9
The notice invites customers to have garments made in New York with jacket suits similar to styles 102 110 and 129. It promises six costumes on this order and a free Book sent on request. Also mentions new aklete and circular skirts, a large rack of materials and samples of autumn colors and winter fabrics.
Cabbage leaves are parboiled then filled with a minced meat mix seasoned with salt pepper and onion, rolled tight, simmered with lemon juice or vinegar, and finished with a butter egg sauce strained over. Lemon pudding blends butter flour cornmeal milk sugar lemon rind and eggs, baked until browned, with careful heat control.
An advertisement claims a local application destroys cancerous growths while a constitutional regimen eliminates the disease from the system. It cites years of success and hundreds of testimonials, endorsed by physicians and ministers, offering a free book and urging readers to write for Dr. O A Johnson in Kansas City Missouri.
The article highlights child and youth garments with plaid trims and simple home dressmaker cuts. It promotes New York models, listing patterns such as 1771 1937 1770 1858 1666 1481 1663 and 1308 with sizes and prices, and directs readers to send 15 cents per pattern to Fashion Correspondent, Suite 307, 2900 Broadway, New York City.
An advertisement promises a full dollar’s worth of MAN MEDICINE for ten cents, claiming the product cures weakness and related male health issues. It urges readers to enclose a dime to receive a free full dollar package by mail, with the company stating no other costs beyond packing and postage. Interstate Remedy Co., 934 Luck Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
A classic puzzle where the bull has forty rods to reach the tramp and travels one fourth faster than the tramp who has thirty two rods to reach the fence. The question asks how near the tramp comes to the grand hoist when the bull catches up.
A statistician estimates 9,500,000 men under arms in Europe. If arranged in a single line, the formation would stretch about 1,500 miles.
The article traces the Waterman pen's development from split-feed to spoon feed by W I Ferris. It details five main components the gold pen feed point section barrel and cap, and explains the growth of a vast pen industry producing over 500000 pens annually. It describes gold pen construction with iridium tipping and rubber barrel and parts manufactured through extensive elaborate processes.
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a Kerry girl urging her father to help an Englishman stuck in a bag. The exchange riffs on circumstance altering cases with comic, clipped exchanges about danger and embarrassment.
A vivid portrait of a diver in a heavy twenty pound helmet suit with copper breastplate and air hose, lowered by helper, as he battles underwater currents. The piece details the claustrophobic gear, limited senses, and reliance on the pump click for life and depth cues.
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