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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement claims S. S. S. builds rich red blood to clear pimples blotches and blackheads. It promises healthier skin and increased vitality, urging readers to buy the larger bottle from drug stores.
Podioshle in Dmitrovsky district seeks Moscow Soviet approval to convert unused church steeples into water towers. Officials argue the move would cut costs for a new waterworks system while provincial authorities note churches not used for worship may be secularized with congregational consent if engineers deem them safe.
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, washing off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It claims Cuticura improves poor complexions, dandruff, itching, and rough hands with simple daily use.
A playful back-and-forth from a Boston Transcript page hints at beginning a radio project at home. The playful lines show a nudge to initiate activity, contrasting boredom with action.
A brief, literary exchange notes that no service in France was observed while someone remarks on reading poems by a writer. The fragment hints at wartime or expatriate literary interest without specific events or dates.
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a cure for gastritis and stomach trouble. It claims rapid relief from gas bloating and indigestion with a money back guarantee if no improvement.
Noel Coward tells a New York lunch crowd that moralists are prudes and prudes the most immoral. He recalls a London bishop warning about the “modern girl” being fast and asks how the bishop would know, joking about pursuit.
A terse line suggests a dispute over a sister's behavior with a personal accusation implied. The fragment hints at a confrontation or remark about flirtation, indicating strained relations and misunderstood motives between individuals.
A livery man notes that many men show room for improvement in conduct and diligence, suggesting a critical view of peers while hinting at personal reform opportunities.
In a grand library scene in Grosvenor Street, Lystrian royal intrigue unfolds as Calypso seeks a king while Casimir and the patriarch clash over marriage. Norheys and allies weigh telegrams to Berlin and Lystria officials as plans to unite churches and seal the union threaten Balkans trouble.
The narrator resumes first hand account in Grosvenor Street as he recalls Lord Edmund Troyte and his Mary. The scene shifts to London with direct observations of events the narrator witnessed and heard.
The piece argues that some middle aged individuals choose bachelorhood or spinsterhood for personal growth and independence. It notes marriages may be happy but differ from those who stay single to sustain broad friendships and service to diverse people. It defends unmarried choice as non selfish.
A Frenchman trying to send English wedding congratulations to an English friend wrote a message wishing them “May you be very happy In the workhouse” after struggling with a dictionary. The intended phrase was “May you be happy in the union,” noting that English workhouses are known as union workhouses for American readers.
A discussion of traditional wedding customs notes rice confetti replaces rice in modern ceremonies. It traces origins from Asia and Rome and mentions Polish wheat and barley, Italian nuts, and German treats, suggesting festive blessings for newlyweds.
A rare snow reef named Snow Reef Top lies in Glacier National Park. It remains year round and attracts landscape painters and camera artists. Some sections form a crescent near the peak with snow drifts reaching 100 feet high.
A scanned puzzle page lists numbered clues across vertical and horizontal sections with hints on words, spelling, and cross references. The note states the solution will appear in the next issue.
A pale orchid crepe satin negligee features velvet square appliques in deep violet outlined with silver gabon, arranged to form a decorative pattern across the fabric. The piece showcases a delicate, stylish design from the era's lingerie styling.
A brief, enigmatic note contrasts garters with little girls and skirts, implying a code of modesty or restraint as a cultural statement. The fragment hints at gendered fashion norms without detailing events or individuals.
It may be expected that gar ters worm just below the knee will be seen freely. These full ornaments probably will be exceedingly popular and designs are becoming more elaborate constantly.
Fashion notes reversible wraps featuring fur with velvet lining in vivid shades and black satin wraps with contrasting velvet lining. Describes luxurious textures and coordinated scarves as part of smart fashion trends.
William T. Bailey assistant city attorney aided a young widow with a $20 loan two years ago. A letter and a photo revived the memory of the tall gray haired man in the Indianapolis city hall office. The widow, starting a millinery shop in Cleveland, promised to repay once funds were available.
Pharmacists endorse Joint-Ease as a swift remedy when other cures fail. The ointment targets sore creaky inflamed joints and promises to rejuvenate the feel of joints. Available at druggists for sixty cents a tube with quick results.
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