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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
6
A Turtle Lake Wisconsin reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for weakness nerves and related ailments after multiple pregnancies and ongoing use of Liver Pills. The notice claims broad testimonial support with 98 of 100 women reportedly benefited in a canvass.
The eccentric Sir Herbert Tree once forgot a promised address in America. He rushed onto a crowded stage, noticed a wall mirror, stuck out his tongue at his reflection, cried that he was ill, and fled the room without delivering the speech.
Mr. Renshaw joins Campbell as his new secretary and plans to manage the household, while Verity Campbell and the stern butler Jenks give him a cool reception. Renshaw senses unspoken hostility from both Verity and Jenks, though he remains secretly intrigued by their reactions.
Renshaw, newly installed secretary at Tawnaver, struggles with Jenks's obdurate help and Campbell's uneasy approval. Verity weighs the man's otherworldly aura while Renshaw contends with isolation, a wary household, and a looming dinner as he adjusts to life in the old mansion.
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Mrs Lillie M Johnson of Topeka praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for restoring strength and health while raising family. The ad urges women to obtain the remedy in tablets or liquid from local druggists or request a trial package from Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY.
A silent, nameless hero rejects riches and searches for purpose in a challenging job. The narrative questions whether money or meaning drives his choices as he encounters obstacles and hints of a deeper quest.
Jake Simpson’s middie girl Elsie visits Uncle Eb Simpson’s farm in Oak Holler to view his cats and litter of kittens. Eb, troubled by the trip and rheumatism, defends the family’s cat-raising efforts amid the discussion of the colorful kittens.
In Coober Pedy within the Stewart range 170 miles from the East West railway diggers live underground in burrows with a tin shack for tools. The 70 to 80 workers press on to find opal though demand has collapsed leaving them with gems but little money.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that piker in American slang means someone who gambles at small stakes with the minimum bet. It cites related uses in England for petty thieves or vagrants and mentions Australian use referring to a stray or wild steer.
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The flaming oriental ruby the mellow topaz and the rich sapphire are described as beautiful yet simple crystals of a siliceous earth. Iron and alumina reactions create internal light in sapphire while chromic acid and clay mingle to color the ruby.
A reflective Bacon aphorism critiques human tendencies that Bar the mind from truth linking wit to nature. It laments impatience doubt and rash answers as barriers to genuine knowledge and warns against vain notions and blind experiments.
A New York Times remark contrasts diverse local planting in California. One block shows a mix of palms, elms, tulips and vacant frontage, while across the street a different tally features fewer trees. Another block lists grevilleas maples lindens and varied neighbors.
A rule bars dealers from trading in used cars in England. An owner who wants a new car must dispose of the old vehicle himself. The measure aims to limit dealer exchanges and shift to outright purchases by buyers.
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