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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
4
An old advertisement lists various food items with prices including Windmill seeded raisins Fancy Apricots and Cocos Justice Brand products. It highlights canned vegetables Turtle Brand corn Dolly Dimple peas and coffee lots such as Santos Peaberry and bulk coffee options. Additional items include yeast foam clothes pins tooth picks sal soda and chicken grit.
Shelby visitors and county residents fill the Osceola Record with marriages events and travel notes. Readers learn of births, arrivals from Stromsburg and Grand Island, business trips to Kanas City, and local sales and advertisements.
Holmes notices the freshly painted porch and smells paint. Dr Whatson wonders why no dog tracks are present, prompting Holmes to infer whether the owner keeps a dog.
The exchange features an influential parishioner urging a pause in a medical talk. Rev Dr Fourthly retorts that if the speaker’s thoughts run wild the judge may derail it or block it. The parishioner thanks him for the coaching and returns gamely.
A constituent compliments a speech then questions its substance. The orator notes audience cheers but doubts shared understanding of the word hooray. The exchange leaves both sides claiming parity in meaning.
In a witty exchange from Tit-Bits a rival dismisses Briggons, noting Sunday as the lone day he does not play golf, while Briggons’s confidant contends he indeed plays then.
A Devonshire farmer teases a vicar on a hot Sunday by offering cider. The doctor’s remark that “the vicar is terrible dry this morning” sparks the farmer’s quip and a light local humor vignette from The Continent.
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