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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
2
The text blends a translated Latin hymn about Jerusalem the Golden with poetry celebrating the Ingle Side. It references Zion halls, angels and martyrs, and the royal throne, alongside Scottish verse praising homeland hills, bonnie bees, and the canty hearth that makes the world complete.
A college president argues that women’s leisure fuels the beauty of life, insisting they must balance duties and rest. She laments rushing to money seeking bustle eroding charm, urging women to preserve calm, virtue, and social grace through leisure and culture.
The article notes coal share in US rail tonnage at about forty percent last year. It cites freight costs: English route Yorkshire to Loudon 158 miles at $1.87 per ton and Illinois Carbondale to Chicago 276 miles at 73 cents per ton. It also references quirky lines about age, a Norwegia device, and a Norwegian John Egyven renting an electric apparatus for ingestion of a school of skin, described as a plate and microphone linked to a shipboard telephone.
Nora Indiana February 6 Special reports Mr and Mrs Joseph L Duffey of this place recovered from weakness and weariness after using Dodd's Kidney Pills They claim renewed strength and health and Mrs Duffey says she can run and jump fences since taking the remedy Healthy kidneys mean pure blood and overall wellness.
Preparations intensify for a vast naval operation as additions to the admiral ranks are announced. The effort includes figures such as Togo Ann Kamimura Sum and other key commanders amid a broad mobilization on Vindivastok and surrounding waterways.
Reports from Petersburg describe General Kuropatkin's offensive on both flanks aimed at breaking Japanese communications and pressuring their winter positions. Officials warn the truth is unclear while observers weigh offensive strategy versus political aims amid harsh winter conditions and heavy artillery.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that acts on the blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation. It offers $100 for any failure to cure and promotes testimonials and the Baull's Family Pills as the best follow up remedy.
A scattered dialogue depicts a customer seeking useful items while claiming no dust and trying to maintain focus. A man of family replies affirmatively about keeping a dog, revealing tension between practicality and absent minded confusion.
A fragmented excerpt highlights Grilfstule as a noble, rare sentiment of the heart. It discusses fear, pride, opportunity, and the lure of wealth, urging caution about rising social status and the lure of power. The text hints at moral judgments and urgent personal advice.
A temperance woman revises her harsh view of the drunkard after discovering Postum. She explains asthma relief, better sleep, and 20 pound weight gain after adopting Postum over coffee. Her physician later endorses Postum, noting improved health as he switched himself. Look for the Road to Wellville booklet in each package.
London dispatch reports Japan pushing major naval construction at Yokosuka and Kure including a 19000 ton battleship and 12000 ton crater, with two cruisers started. Army expansion under General Kawamura grows reservists and conscripts while port operations near Vladivostok and Formosa deployments unfold.
President Rione-Welt forwards the final report of the International Exchange Commission to the Senate. Assistant Secretary Loomis attached a commentary on the document. The transmission states the commission was formed to meet the requests of the governments of China and Mexico.
US circuit court Judge Wing dismisses the case brought by the late estate against the Interstate Commerce Commission and several railroads over freight rate classifications. The decision orders restoration of hay and straw from the fifth to the sixth classification, favoring the railroads.
Chicago houses accused of violating anti trust law in a case touching football team management and interstate commerce with the Supreme Court reviewing possible legal exposure for the Packers and related entities.
A garbled OCR sample shows satirical quips about prescriptions and office manners. Witty exchanges reference a new office boy and a university president claiming education gains from medical attire. A remark notes New York City's Jewish population estimated at one fifth.
The record notes that hundreds of tons of Egyptian rags are shipped annually to the United States to supply paper mills, reflecting a strong trade in scoured rag exports.
Generic patent medicine advertisement claims a guaranteed cure for piles including itching binding swelling and protruding piles with a refund offer if not cured in a few days. Promotes a drugstore remedy named PAZOOLIN to treat conditions described.
Bulletin at 8 o clock said Prince Eitel’s temperature ranged from 100.6 to 100.7, pulse strong at ninety, respiration relaxed. Later in the evening respiration grew more difficult and cough increased, according to attending physicians.
In a Russian bath house on Netar street two young men were fatally scalded in a steam room. Evidence shows they frantically sought help, with cuts and bruises on their bodies and blood-stained plaster marks where they clawed for a way out. Fire department and officials investigate cause and sequence of events.
The twentieth century limited from New York reached Lasalle street station twenty four hours five minutes late due to a blizzard. Officials said the delay was among the worst in recent years. Twenty seven passengers were aboard including two women and suffered only the delay.
A blaze in Omaha's wholesale district caused an estimated loss exceeding half a million dollars. Firefighters and added support from neighboring counties and equipment prevented a more disastrous conflagration.
The United States v Swift & Co decision upholds an injunction under the Sherman anti trust law. Justice Holmes notes the bill alleges a dominant national conspiracy among beef packers to fix prices and suppress competition in livestock markets. The ruling emphasizes the bill should be read as a connected scheme with ongoing offenses and rejects claims of mere multifariousness.
In Mexico the men convicted of swindling the Central Bank out of 4 443 000 have been sentenced Manuel Batignay to sixteen years eight months Assistant Cashier Cubes eleven years Angelo Ratiz three years eight months Batay 239 000 and Cobos 168 000 ordered to pay sums. In St Louis a crusade against vice continues after a governor Folk conference with police and raids on wine rooms and vice dens leading to many arrests of both men and women.
An Ugona native rises as a party leader after publicizing an Aen photograph and organizing early events. The move signals a shift in regional politics and aligns with party strategy.
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