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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
8
An old medical ad highlights Hexamethylenetetra mine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic in Foley's Kidney Remedy. It promotes Preventics candy cold cure tablets as a quinine free, quick relief for feverish children and colds, sold by D. H. Kunkel.
A 1878 editorial criticizes the Democratic senators for blocking women's suffrage and promoting county option. It argues the party aims to let only certain people rule, contrasts the Denver platform with current actions, and questions who will determine liquor policy and broader democracy. The piece recalls Bryan's reaction and urges broader popular rule.
The passage notes peers who pressured Miller to oppose the seven oclock closing law mocked him on the woman suffrage measure he drew. It predicts a similar reaction on the Miller county option bill and uses a pun about Lincoln, Miller, and Pain.
The democracy rattled by the Wilson bill name dismisses the measure as an old bill with a notorious past. Many believe Vic's bill is as effective as the imported act now under consideration, a view held by numerous people.
The writer urges Democratic editors who monitor the legislature from Lincoln to publish a report showing how their elm club vigilance pressures lawmakers to act rightly. A call for Walrath to issue a public appeal is proposed.
A speaker suggests nine foot sheets on beds would have avoided modern reformers needing time to craft laws. The message questions who denies that the constitution has been outgrown.
Schools nationwide carried out Lincoln Day programs last Friday to instill in youths the proper appreciation of Lincoln and the cause for which he sacrificed his life, achieving more in a day than in a month of lessons previously.
Osceola high school debaters won the decision at Central City despite not having the popular side of the question. The judge credited the boys with the stronger case and better reasoning.
Following the Eagle incident, observers say some residents are re evaluating the Fairview contender. The remark suggests growing doubt about the candidate’s credentials and plans.
A reflective note suggests contentment comes to those who expect little. It argues that restraint shields one from disappointment and preserves peace of mind amid uncertain outcomes.
The speaker notes that if the legislature oversees democracy’s duties, Sink will handle the Sinking fund. The remark ties governance to financial stewardship and accountability without detailing specific measures or dates.
Uncertain weather and groundhog forecasts loom over unsettled catalogue signs. The text hints at timing and recognition of signs as winter lingers and expectations shift. No clear events or named entities are provided in readable form.
A cautious old saying notes that actions return to the doer. It compares scattering dust to sowing and implies that careless deeds yield a large downside at harvest time with a warning about consequences.
Polk County residents know the case well, and newspapers about Mr. Horner’s life story would cast him as a hero in some areas while others see the issue differently.
After earning eagle status, Bryan comes back to his home with a note of self defense regarding his ties to the Improved Order of Eagles. The brief states he will speak up in defense of his identification with the organization.
A pointed warning says the Shallenberger board of strategy should obtain a new comb if any teeth are broken while inspecting the pie on the counter. The remark stresses careful oversight and practical fixes in governance.
Anxious populist argues the county option measure will not reach the governor. Democrats acknowledge avoiding the governor's duplicity at this time. The public mood remains wary as campaign rhetoric hints at slow progress and uneven support.
For chapped hands face and lips Pinesalve Carbolized gives instant relief acting as a poultice. Useful on cuts burns bruises and skin diseases it draws out inflammation. Price 25 cents Sold by GT Ray.
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that may develop into pneumonia overnight are claimed to be quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. The product is said to soothe inflamed membranes, heal the lungs, and expel the cold from the system. G. T. Ray Co.
An advertisement claims rheumatism can be relieved and cured by Ballard's Snow Liniment. It targets rheumatic cripples and those who have lost a limb, asserting relief and cure with prices at 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle, sold by G. T. Ray Co.
Advert says Ring's Little Liver Pills prevent biliousness and sick headache and keep you well. Describes the pill as acting against gripe with a saying a pill in time saves nine. Price 25 cents and sold by G T Ray.
Claiming fast relief for burns cuts and sprains Ballard's Snow Liniment is offered with three bottle sizes 25 50 and 100 cents. Sold by G T Ray Co.
Local Osceola items report widespread nervous troubles linked to kidney issues and promote Dean's Kidney Pills through a resident's testimonial. The piece also covers student club elections, lectures, sports wins, and a parade of patent remedies and tonics marketed by G. T. Ray Co and others.
Real estate listings in Osceola and surrounding towns include multiple sales in Stromsburg and Osceola districts. Homes and 11 acre lot offerings appear alongside dispersion sales for livestock, plus plans for a new automobile garage and shop in Stromsburg by Swanson Bros. & Johnson with N E Swanson relocating residence nearby.
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