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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1909
Page
2
The Lamb essay Dream Children is up for sale in London on two folio leaves bound by Riviere. Priced at 1250 dollars the piece is highlighted among notes on Lamb and book collecting.
A New York society woman, age sixty, credits daily one hour of complete relaxation in a darkened room for maintaining youth in appearance and spirit. A physician’s anecdote links the method to mental calm, noting relaxation is essential and may prevent nervous strain. The tale encourages all women to learn the art of relaxing daily.
Henry Z Warner notes in Bohemian Magazine that comic opera blends desert scenes and trolleys with mashups of Japanese costumes Broadway dialogue Martian settings and Irish comedy delivering a collage of absurdities that challenge directors and critics alike.
Practical hints on sewing lace and stain removal like holding lace toward you to avoid puckering and lemon juice to fade stains. Notes on sour milk in cold weather and vinegar for quick curdling, and soap helping thread drawing. Also mentions Swedish matchwood loss and tall Australian gum trees.
Munyon's Cold Remedy claims quick relief for head throat and lungs with fever relief and stopped nasal discharge and aches. Additional products include Rheumatism Kidney and Vitalizer tonics. Also notes on Cameroons forest reserve pondering and US water resources study costs. England birth rates and Bank of England note paper formula ownership.
A vintage ad proclaims World over to cure a cold in one day with LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. It features a sly proverb about dancing and paying the finger and urges looking for E. W. Grove’s signature. Priced at 25c.
Fragmentary notes describe tight shoes causing discomfort and other related foot troubles. The text mentions pinching and a focus on footwear fit.
Government scientists link loco weed toxicity to soil barium while new mercury vapor lamps promise brighter lighting. Paris and Ly Talk stage asphalt and rubber pavement experiments. Home tips advise consulting a spouse, warning about mules, and sharing good ideas. Weather and farm advice mix in with exports data and medical notes. Affected life lessons urge steady self-improvement and character growth.
Vere and Athol argue over love for Lorraine Gaveston while Trenham fights a county election. The pair confront a looming debt and a potential will involving Digby Surle as Athol contemplates the future after Digby’s death and Vere’s political victory.
Lucilla remains away from home when Dr Vere returns to the Cottage after dining with Rourke Trenham. She bursts with irrepressible excitement and anger toward the electors, her face flushing until art calms her. The next morning a different memory brings a secret delight Athol fails to notice.
In the narrative, Dr Vere travels toward London to meet Rourke while Trenham notes his uncle’s surprising decision. A long insert on German police dogs describes breeding, training, and success, claiming improved detection, fewer murders, and swift capture of criminals after canine assistance.
Dialog shows Mrs Mugins and Mrs Bugins debating marriage and old remedies. Mrs Mugins praises a husband who critiques her mustard plasters while Mrs Bugins notes that all husbands are alike and jokes about maternal remedies.
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