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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
6
Nebraska City reports on marriages, deaths, business growth, and public works. Notable items include the marriage of Edward H Ranan and Mina Martin, town improvements in McCook and Fairmont, local arrests, and early 20th century civic concerns.
An analysis cites the United States Dispensatory on Peruna components like hydrastis canadensis golden seal corydalia formosa cubebs and cedron seeds. It notes tonic stomachic and diuretic actions and claims use against chronic mucous membrane diseases including rhinitis dyspepsia and liver kidney ailments. Readers urged to send for testimonials on Peruna’s effectiveness.
A reader describes a three year battle with eczema ending in full recovery after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and other Cuticura preparations. The testimonial notes prior doctors failed to help and praises the remedies. Also mentions fashion trend of lace rosebuds for blouses hats and toques.
In New York the Thaw case reveals Evelyn Thaw admitting continued relations with Stanford White after Europe 1903 and sharing hotel apartments with Thaw. Prosecutor Jerome presses her on the cablegrams aimed at interfering with Evelyn’s ongoing Thaw partnership. The day ends with questioning and emotional testimony as Mrs Thaw describes bitter champagne and the volatile atmosphere surrounding her late husband.
In Lincoln Nebraska the Senate recommitted SF No 76 to a new judiciary committee after a heated debate about anti brewer measures and insurance surplus distribution. The House passed a 2 cent passenger fare bill for railroads and sent it to the Senate while other measures on telephone common carriage and anti pass bills advance.
Butte Montana union workers demand a raise from 3 to 3.50 dollars per day for 20 000 miners and tradespeople. The new scale takes effect March 1 and could trigger employer refusals and a shutdown affecting thousands of jobs.
In wary weather the French cruiser Kleber sank the American fruit steamer Hugoma off New Orleans center. Captain Lewis of the Hugoma said seven coal passers and most of the crew, Japanese, drowned. The Kleber, from Havana, engaged in return fire as the Hugoma drifted into its path amid the eddying current.
A 70 year old man credits a new breakfast food routine with resolving persistent dyspepsia and liver issues. He reports relief since using Postum and Nuta food, noting better sleep and appetite, and offers to answer letters with stamped envelopes.
Reports from Mexico City claim Kilmer Styner, son of Elmer H Styner and brother of Elmer Fostyner, was stabbed by three Mexicans and later found alive after an alleged threat. Contradictory telegrams say he was stabbed seven times or may have self-inflicted wounds while intoxicated.
Burke voices a position tied to a new agreement and statute 1662. He argues that removing Japanese students aged over sixteen from public schools would require legislative repeal to continue.
Washington reports disputed claim from Havana interview with General Andrade. Official word says Roosevelt gave no indication of removing Governor Matoon from Cuba now or in the near future.
In Venezuela off the coast of Sacoas Antonio Paredes and several officers died after landing at Pedernales on February 4. He captured a small coast guard detachment and seized the guard house and town hall. The coast guard chief and the town mayor were taken prisoner before attempts to escape.
A vintage advertisement credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with solving common female ailments. It links symptoms like faintness nervousness backache and headaches to a single cause and touts the remedy as a longstanding, enduring cure based on customer letters.
The text critiques strict scientific rationalism and male dominance, arguing that true equality with men provokes contention and tyranny. It compares societal progress to a rainwashed country, using metaphor and fragmented lines to reflect shifting gender expectations.
The John A Salter Seed of La Crosse unveils a bold catalog featuring a two foot long heads exhibit. The catalog claims a greatest cereal in America with a striking headline pledge and vivid description of novelty produce.
Free 148 page Seed and Tool Catalog mailed free to intending buyers. Send G C in xtampa for free samples of new Two Foot Long Data and other cereals. Fur lined coats with fur etc. from John A Salser Seed Co Bor C La Crosse Wis.
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