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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
8
A wide miscellany of Nebraska events spans Columbus and nearby towns. Reports include fires near Millard and West Point and injuries from accidents. court actions, local meetings, and social milestones in Beatrice, Aurora, and Beetown. and a hanging linked to a county murder case. The text also notes a parade of community updates from Behrns and Colfax counties.
A jumble of ad copy and miscellaneous household tips describes kidney pills from Dodd, cleaning advice for walls and greased pans, nail care with polish, and fashion notes about sleeves and lace. The piece weaves product mentions with practical hacks and domestic proverbs in a dated newspaper voice.
A major fire and building collapse trapped firefighters including Seufert and Campbell. Rescuers pursued dangerous debris as a priest administered absolution to Seufert amid shifting rubble. The effort focused on locating missing men while coordinating with police and fire officials.
Suffolk Va accused killer Charlie W Wells alias Yankee Allen thirty one years after the Stacton Nebraska homicide was arrested in Nansemond county Virginia and jailed He gave a full confession claiming self defense Schuter allegedly fired first and missed after a struggle with the weapon involved.
Late Orizaba dispatch reports at least thirty deaths from strike riots in Reto Blarco and Santa Rosamilla. Most victims were strikers shot by soldiers as they tried to return to work. property losses exceed 1 million dollars. A woman at the entrance to the mill is said to have provoked the riot.
A resident of a western state reports severe heart and nerve strain from coffee use but claims health improves after switching to Postum. The letter cites personal relief and promotes Postum as a coffee substitute, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville and consider the product.
Charles Peterson, a Chicago laborer, was fined $20 for cremating a child’s body in a foundry furnace. Neighbors alerted police after he failed to arrange a proper burial, and officers noted lack of funds to bury the child decently. Beijing revolution news reports Central China unrest led by Sun Yat-sen with missionaries and foreign workers fleeing to Shanghai.
A chaotic OCR passage mixes medical claims and advertisements. It discusses supposed cures and tonics for women, mentions Dr. Pore and various nostrums, and warns of deleterious drugs. It includes kitchen remedies and ad hoc advice on diet and cough syrups, with scattered notes on vaccinations and hygiene.
Frank Litue of Portland claims lasting cure after five years of rheumatism and paralysis symptoms. He reports sleeplessness, heart pain, stomach inflammation, and nerve distress improved and fully cured by Williams Pink Pills after trying other doctors. Pills sold by druggists or postpaid from Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady N. Y.
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