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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
3
A reflective piece urges faith under adversity and personal responsibility. It warns against cynicism and boasts of self reliance, noting peace comes from inner strength and principled conduct. It emphasizes focus, steady effort, and discerning danger from insincere flattery.
A garbled 1910s-style collage mentions tea rituals, a London opinion on rational drinking, a public Holland subscription to repair Zaandam cottage, a note on a large electromagnet in Bridgeport Hospital, a lantern design for Japanese victories, and a Vienna man injured by a rusty pail bite in a breakfast roll.
Mrs Ir Callahan of 114 Hall street Parkersburg West Virginia writes on April 16 1901 that Iso s Cure for Consumption is the best medicine for croppy children Her remark followed by a witticism about sliding down banisters to ob scurity versus climbing to be somebody.
An old ad notes a cold remedy, Poke taxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, with a refund promise if it fails to cure. W Grove’s signature appears on each box.
Readers recount serious ovarian trouble and womb displacements cured by Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mrs. Fred Seydel and Miss Ruby Mushrush praise the treatment and urge others to write for advice.
Mrs. W. H. Ambrose of Dover Kentucky reports kidney related backache vanished after using one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with driving away pains and states she has not been troubled since. The ad warns that neglected kidney issues may lead to diabetes Bright's disease or rheumatism.
The U S Department of Agriculture lends strong endorsement to Salzer’s New National Oats claiming 1904 yields of 150 to 300 bushels per acre across 30 states. The message urges farmers to beat these figures in 1905 by using Salzer seeds.
A sales pitch touts Salzer seeds with claimed per acre outputs such as 80 bushels grain and four tons hay. It lists varieties including Speltz Macaron wheat and Salzer’s Billion Dollar Grass with large weights and urges farmers to send 10 cents for the big catalog from John A. Salter Seed, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Odd items note rats avoid bagpipe music while many Naval Academy applicants fail due to tobacco use. A Prussian dairy maid bathes in milk to boost beauty and sells it. Toronto firm builds a large gutta percha belt for a railway grain elevator, one of the largest ever.
A set of aphorisms on striving for improvement, wealth, and self-perception. It contrasts energy with birth, warns against complacency, and advises pleasantness until morning while suggesting the day will follow its course.
A Hot Springs segment cites the book The Road to Wellville and says visitors suffer stomach and bowel troubles from heavy medicines. A man with long illness found relief after breakfast with Grape Nuts and cream, gaining weight, sleeping better, and improved memory after following its directions. Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, endorses the claim.
Helene Berinquay learns that the powerful Colorado magnate Henry Roberts is actually Henri Sainton in disguise. She plans to press him to buy a coveted Paris house while a romantic rival to Walter Yorley looms, and a horse accident unsettles the plot as Adams warns of danger and a chance for mercy.
Helene meets Henri Sainton posing as Henry Roberts and recalls the perilous night Quayle attempted murder. She asserts a five o’clock visit, while Helene’s mood shifts to cautious warmth upon recognizing him. Lord Yorley awaits Helene at home as the scene broadens to social intrigue and political voting notes.
One of the region's oldest residents, Mrs Philip Hubbard of Palmyra, aged 96, the eldest grange member in Maine, won several first premiums at a recent cattle show and fair for her selfmade fancy work. She also helps with house work and does substantial sewing.
A jokey exchange from a Philadelphia Press item notes Mr. Crabbe and Mrs. Starvem discussing soup and a faraway gaze. A satirical line follows about soup and memory. The piece then reports on a superstition about counterfeit coins in China used in coffins. It also notes annual Native American死亡 rates in Massachusetts with 12 000 more deaths than births.
The saying notes that the tree bearing the ripest fruit draws the most stones. It emphasizes that value or temptation triggers opposition and critique, illustrating human behavior toward abundance and praise.
Advertises Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh and colds, urging households to use it and promising advice from Dr. Hartman. Includes a patent medicine claim and a legal style notarized testimonial about Hall's Catarrh Cure with promised rewards for uncured cases.
A derrick is required to lift several vehicles stuck in a rut onto asphalt. Crews work to clear the roadway and restore normal traffic after the obstruction.
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as a complete nightly treatment for red rough chapped hands and feet. It claims a single overnight application provides relief and points to a permanent economical cure using the products together.
An reflective note arguing liberty is a fundamental natural right yet poorly understood in practice. The author stresses that people often overlook the depth of liberty and the discipline required to safeguard it amid social and political pressures.
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