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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1893
Page
4
The advertisement promotes Shiloa s catarrh remedy described as a marvelous cure for catarrh canker mouth and headache. Each bottle includes a nasal injector at no extra charge and is sold by R K Baum, a local druggist.
A sales blurb touts Sexafrop as a cheap tooth wash priced at 75 cents. It claims quick whitening without harming teeth and targets refined readers with social disgust at dirty teeth. Kunkel Bros. is listed as distributor.
An old advertisement promises relief from piles with De itt s witch Hazel Salve offered by R K Baum. The copy presents a simple medical claim and the vendor name.
A Rozodore advertisement touts a skin whitening product claiming to remove redness tan freckles pimples and liver spots leaving skin soft pure and white. Actress Ethel Wolf endorses it as harmless and effective. Price and free sample offered with plain packaging. South Bend Indiana address for Rozodoro Company. agents sought.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a universal healer. It claims sprains and many complaints will be cured in one to three days when applied immediately and warns against competing products. Sold by RK Baum, Druggist.
Shileks Consumption Cure is praised as the most successful cough medicine for cough, croup, bronchitis and consumption. It has a guaranteed test since its discovery and is sold in 10, 60 cent, and dollar formats. Also advertised is Shiloh’s Porous Plaster by R. K. Baum, Druggist.
A fragmented ad states a person will send a medicinal recipe free of charge in German French or English with directions for using. The offer mentions relief of suffering and requests mailing with a stamp to a Fos ork address. The language is archaic and appears as a charitable health appeal from an early 20th century source.
A court ruling holds that refusing to take newspapers from the post office or abandoning them is evidence of intent to defraud. Publishers may continue to bill for unclaimed papers and pursue collection.
A brief wartime style note claims Republicans oppose the combine in Nebraska while patriotic imagery and the grand old emblem of freedom are celebrated, with references to stars and stripes over Hawaii.
The note states that Paddock’s successor is not a Republican and argues the fact adds nothing to the new senator’s credit. The remark reflects political opinion rather than verifiable change in stance or policy.
The Nebraska Republican Party asserts dominance as a centrist political force with no evident rivals in its field. The statement frames the party as a steady, middle-ground option in state politics.
Harry Hiteman, longtime foreman of the Recoup office in the 1980s, has purchased the Ewing Democrat. The Democrat is a Republican paper, and the greeting in print wishes him success.
Tennessee advances a bill to authorize state bank notes amid rising support for a wild-cat banking scheme in the South. The move signals potential clashes with Grover Cleveland’s administration over four-year policy prospects.
A State Journal quips that Sexatox ALLEN is praised by Colonel Calhoun as acceptable, noting Allen’s rising mention makes nervous chatter among onlookers and framing Allen as the central issue in discussions.
The article argues for immediate annexation of Hawaii by the U S government. It warns Britain may seize the islands if action is delayed and cites Cuban admission as a precedent to avoid another mistake. Public sentiment in Hawaii is portrayed as favoring annexation to secure strategic and political interests.
The Seward Reporter argues Republicans see Judge Allen’s election to the senate as proof that the populist party is an arm of the Democratic party. Democrats allegedly secured votes through a prearranged deal granting appointments via Ex-Governor Boyd, who would control patronage, while Republicans rejected entangling alliances.
The recent tax senatorial contest ended with W. V. Allen elected, marking the most protracted and bitter race in state history. The outcome disappoints many apolitical voters, while business leaders fear investing in the state due to sweeping and unjust laws backed by the People’s party. Some praise Allen as liberal and broad in view, though critics argue the election’s rhetoric harmed the state’s prospects.
The speaker lauds a prudent, army bearing judge and lawyer with a republican past. He criticizes reformer stereotypes and asserts the party’s strength after a clean fight. He predicts the 1895 legislature will be overwhelmingly republican and frames upcoming battles as Republicans against a united opposition.
Village notes record illnesses births travels and society events. Names include Blanch Horton Mary Read C M Leman Jas Kula and Mary Porter with activities such as church events, visits to Columbus Lincoln and Fremont, hog and cattle movements, a tea party for Mrs Kerr, a Christian church organization, and a small cotton fire at Squire's store.
At Osceola Nebraska on February 9 1908 Mr L B Pitzer of Lynchburg Ohio married Miss Cora D Fosher of Osceola Rev A M Tanner officiated. Relatives and friends attended as the joyful couple received gifts and shared merriment in a lively wedding reception.
A fragmentary notice mentions Mr. and Mrs. Pitser planning a future home in Lynchburg Ohio and wishes of peace and prosperity for their family. The readable text is sparse and garbled with unclear dates and full context.
H. B. Dearbors and Miss Gertrude Dille united in marriage Tuesday at 7 o elock in the Reagan residence with Rev. A. M. Tanner officiating. The bride, a well known Osceola resident, wore a light blue gown and was praised for her beauty. The groom, a member of the Osceola Cornet band, is a prominent local figure. Only close relatives and intimate friends attended, and a number of gifts were presented including jewelry, china, and a Japanese tea set from various relatives and neighbors across Osceola and nearby towns.
D L Jacobs of David City visited relatives in Osceola over Sunday. Debtors are urged to settle lumber accounts with D W Hotchkiss in DeWitt. W N Myers & Co and W H Myers & Co request immediate settlements. Preachers at M E church report strong attendance and increased interest with Rev Hamilton of Shelby delivering the discourse. P H Wentz invites inspection of horse goods and warns against cheap stock while emphasizing own goods.
The Home Magazine of Washington DC proclaims its large subscriber base and readership, highlighting affordable yearly rates and extensive home life content. It stresses high quality literature from top writers, broad departments, and its trusted place in American homes.
Hon James G Blaine is celebrated as the towering American statesman and eloquent leader. A biography by TC Crawford is endorsed by political and literary figures and published in Cincinnati by E R Curtice & Co with advance mail orders advertised.
Dr. Jefforde offers a free examination for malfunctioning timepieces. With 16 years of diagnosing clock troubles, the shop promises good work, low prices, punctual service, and courteous care for the poor creatures of time.
The notice promotes the Semi-Weekly Journal two editions weekly for a dollar per year, compares it to rivals, and touts premiums and multiple book offers. It urges readers to subscribe, claiming superior news, four yearly novels, and a Seaside Library free with new subscriptions. It also lists various patent medicines and ads interleaved in the same notice.
Local papers combine for a year long subscription at $1.75. Promotes Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a remedy for dandruff, dry hair, and scalp health, claiming to keep hair flexible and glossy with nature’s provisions.
An old advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure for immediate relief from coughs and promotes Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a blood medicine that strengthens the body. It asserts cold weather becomes tolerable with vigorous blood and promises certain results for others will apply to you.
Advert says Dewitt's Kittle Early Risers pills provide relief for constipation sick headache sour stomach with quick results. Claims emphasize small size and no gripes from users. RK. K. Bara.
Shilohs Utilizer advertised for dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles with satisfaction guaranteed at 75 cents. Karl’s Clover Root offered as blood purifier for complexion and constipation with 25 50 or 1.00 price points by R K Baum. Captain Sweeney of the U S A San Diego Cal endorses Shilohs Catarrah Remedy as the first medicine to help him with a signed testimonial.
Mrs. Chas Rogers of Bay City Michigan spilled scalding water on her son and applied Dewitt's Mazel Salve. The advertisement claims instant relief and extols the salve as good for burns bruises sores and piles.
J A Jackson of Rusk Texas reports years of unrestful nights and coughing. He says Ballard's Horehound Syrup relieved his cough and improved sleep, noting its lack of opium or morphine and no constipation. He claims stronger lungs and throat relief and recommends the syrup for children. Sold by RK Beumed Drugstore.
A brief note from RK Baum touts a product named One Minute Couch Cure as a safe and speedy remedy for cold wind discomforts and cautious resilience against the chill.
An advertisement promotes De witt's Little Early Risers as health producing pills. The copy urges readers to take an Early Risers tablet and notes benefits with a sales tone.
Advertisement claims digestive disorders cause headaches and that De Witt's Little Early Risers pills will relieve them. It promotes the product as a favorite site pill available broadly.
A dated quack ad touts Shiloh's Vitalityeer as a cure for indigestion constipation dizziness and loss of appetite. It asserts that by paying 75e one can achieve relief and promises guaranteed results. The text is sold by RK Baum Druggist.
John Caraghar of Caraghart Fulton Co Ohio praises St Patrick's Pill for a reliable pleasant cathartic effect. He notes sales are strong and recommends trying the product. Available at Buums and Druygiet.
A dated warning urges treating coughs with Ballard's Horehound Syrup which is said to be harmless for children and nonconstipating. The ad claims it cures consumption bronchitis and other lung ailments and lists a pharmacist as seller.
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