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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
2
A note from The Osceola claims unused apples can be transformed into apple sauce and stored in empty jars for spring use. It also reflects on patience gentleness and energy inspiring renewal and bettering others.
Mrs C W Pearson of this city is said to improve dramatically after using Dodd's Kidney Pills, with her husband praising the treatment. The column also notes a Siamese poll tax ceremony, Florence Nightingale’s 85th birthday charity gift, and a mix of curiosities from Europe and America including a Paris London alcohol lamp and a naval chaplain’s phonograph lecture.
A Denver woman reports years of chills fever and headaches linked to coffee. After switching to Postum Food Coffee her liver congestion eased her digestion improved and chills ceased for over three months. Her daughter also stopped headaches and memory improved after quitting coffee. Read The Road to Wellville booklet in packages.
Rep John J McCarthy of Nebraska argues Congress has jurisdiction to regulate life insurance. He cites president and Justice Department support, notes Supreme Court shifts since Paul versus Virginia, and contrasts modern insurance with historical views while criticizing high spending by Equitable figures.
In a private letter Dur ham White Stevens disputes claims of a forceful Japanese protectorate treaty. He says accounts in Berlin and Shanghai are mendacious and describes Ito’s mission, audience with the Korean emperor, and cabinet talks with no large Japanese troop presence, only a small guard.
New York Life secretary John McCall testified after returning from Europe about Andrew Hamilton's illness in France and his refusal to hand over checkbooks. Hamilton outlined efforts by three companies to employ a confidential secret service to protect the life insurance industry from hostile legislation and taxes.
In Seattle a rear barn fire at the Montana Stable company on Washington Street between Fourth and Fifth ovedne, sparked flames that spread to the New York, the Montana, and the Washington lodging houses. One man died in the blaze and another is in serious, smoke related condition. Thirty one horses perished or suffocated in the incident.
In Mineola L I after a Christmas Eve card game Angela Giniglio allegedly quarreled with Roven Tapper and Philip Nari. Giniglio is said to have shot Tapper who was found with a wound to the heart, while another man lay mortally wounded nearby after crawling from the table.
J D Hills wanted for the murder of J D McGaughey in Stonewall county Texas killed himself by poisoning in San Louis Potosi Mexico. Hills had claimed a $16 000 life insurance benefit McGaughey carried for his comfort. Hills was employed in a Fort Worth bank and faced the insurance filing.
The sixth unit was appointed in November 1903 and a universal postage congress will convene in Rome in the first week of April 1908. Former Representative Eugene F Loud of San Francisco will represent the United States with Edward Rosewater of Omaha named as his associate for December 1905.
Joy Morton, a Chicago visitor spending Christmas at Arbor Lodge, was seriously hurt while riding. A strap broke as he tried to hurdle a ditch, he was pitched to the ground and struck his head causing a slight concussion. He is slowly recovering.
James B. Irsfield sues Collier's Weekly in Minneapolis alleging libel from the Jordan expose on Minnesota athletics. He seeks $1,900 in damages, claiming the article falsely accused him and another Gopher halfback of taking advantage of insider knowledge.
In Leavenworth County Kansas Mrs Cade tends a large peach orchard. While neighbors sprayed to improve yields she prayed for a bully peach crop. The tale notes her prayers coinciding with neighbors’ failed crops, suggesting faith over practice.
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