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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1894
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows references to Grover, Governor Lewelling, and bond proposals. It mentions $200,000,000 in bonds to tide the next three years and discussions of leases and prints. No clear event date or definite names beyond these appear readable.
An unclear quotation cites the Treasury secretary arguing about a 900 benefit and its impact, noting concerns that the measure may be detrimental and tied to his term limits and foreign policy stance.
The Topeka dispatch reports Judge Riner of Wyoming supports equal suffrage, claiming it cleans politics by sidelining corrupt tactics and letting only honest candidates win. He notes women's voting rates rival men's and urges action to grant state women the franchise. Idaho and Colorado examples are cited as progress.
The memorial from William A. Taylor on behalf of Ohio citizens alleges 1500 pension suspensions during June to September 1893 were unjustly executed by federal officials. It asks Congress to order thorough investigation to reveal true facts and remove misleading charges.
Proceedings show the county board adjourning and auditing a long list of expenses. Payments include official services, jail labor, postage, salaries for HM Fower, B F Brown, and others, plus belirars for poor farm expenses and jail reports. Names include Miller, Kelley, Marquis, Ball, Nichols, Montgon, and Crozier among many.
A cryptic note from a local theater column hints at Ree Gane facing a pivotal decision. The piece mentions ongoing scrutiny by city arts officials, with stakeholders awaiting a ruling in coming days.
The Palladian Society of the University held a formal oratory contest where GC Smith won first place and Ralph P Benedict took second. Judges' decisions surprised many, with Smith favored by the marking system though Misa Wheeler was deemed best in delivery.
A fragmented ad from Globe Printing Co of St Louis Missouri promises one dollar samples and free copies. It mentions a daily reading deadline and urges readers to remember the pies while noting the posting must be read promptly.
An advertisement touts Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup claimed to stop a cough in five minutes. Sold and warranted by Baum, presenting a quick relief option for readers.
Headache and indigestion remedies claimed cured by Begg's Little Giant Pils sold and warranted by Baum.
An advertisement touts Beggs Cherry Couch Syrup as a universal cure all despite others failing, claiming it is sold and warranted by Bauin.
A period sales item touts Schilch's Utilizer as a cure for dyspepsia and related ailments including torpid liver and kidney trouble. The product is offered at 75 cents by K. K. Baus as a guaranteed satisfaction remedy.
Capwin Sweeney of San Diego California declares Shilohs Catarrh Remedy the first medicine to help him. He praises the product and notes a price of 50 cents. R K Baum markets the remedy.
Fragmented OCR suggests a list for curing cat cough and croup with pocket sized hints. Mentions twenty five items and a reference to children loving something.
The readable lines hint at a discussion of male dominance and sex roles, with a mention of a toothpaste product and a contested “feminist” idea. The text is garbled and offers few clear facts beyond social attitudes implied.
A dated promotional note describes a North wind as sharp and cold and touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe quick remedy. It claims swift results and a wondrous cure attributed to R. K.
A dealer touts Park's Tea as improving appearance, claiming women who drank it became prettier and more attractive than other girls. The notice names RB. K as the seller and asserts the tea’s wonders in boosting beauty.
A woman addicted to herbs and cathartics turns to Park's Tea after advice from a friend and is described as now fresh and blooming. Sold by R. K. Baum.
Advertisement notes PARA SURE CURE as a treatment for liver and kidney troubles. It claims to remove uric acid and cure rheumatism, and lists R. K. Baum as the seller.
An advertisement claims FReggs Blood purifier and Blood Maker cure blood disorders, dry blotches and pimples, heal old sores and eruptions, clear yellow skin, and keep bowels in good condition. Sold and warranted by Buam.
A smart woman keeps a bottle of Park's Cough Syrup in the house during summer. A summer cough and cold is quickly cured by it. Unequalled in croup. Sold by R.
This household remedy claims to cure rheumatism neuralgia sprains cuts burns frostbite sore feet back pain stiff joints and contracted muscles. It asserts cripples can walk again after using Dallards Snow Liniment and says the product costs 50 cents and is sold by R. K. Baum.
An old ad promotes a product named Parks Sure Cure claimed to cure diseases peculiar to women. It mentions no cost and asks readers to consult their druggist, with a guarantee plan and sales by R. K. Batm.
A period style ad claims a sound liver keeps a man well and lists symptoms of liver trouble such as jaundice headache and bad breath. It promotes Herbine as a cure for liver stomach or bowels and notes a price of 75 cents sold by Ky X. Baum, Druggist.
This advertisement proclaims Shilohi Consumption Cure as the most successful cough remedy ever sold, claiming it cures coughs bron chitis and even consumption with a guarantee. It urges trial if you have a cough and lists prices and a porous plaster product by R. K. Baum, Druggist.
An advertisement touts Shilqhs catarrh remedy as a marvelous cure for catarrh diphetheria canker mouth and headaches. The text claims a simple nasal application provides relief without extra change and credits R. K. Baum, a druggist, as the seller.
Madison Mustard of Otway Ohio describes a severe bout of la grippe with six weeks of coughing. He credits Chamberlain s Cough Remedy bought from R K Baum for relief after a few doses. He urges others to try the remedy and shares his gratitude for the benefits received.
Fragmentary ad text claims a liniment heals rheumatism sprains bruises wounds neuralgia cuts old sores and other aches. It mentions origins including Atlantic lakes Pacific Gulf and calls it the most penetrating remedy for various pains and injuries.
H M Blossom of EL M Blossom & Co 217 3d St St Louis c edits that after influenza a cough vanished with Ballards Horehound Syrup He sent a bottle to his sister who also found relief John Cranston Quin cy Ill endorses the remedy as superior to others and notes it never disappoints Price 50 cents Sold by R K Baum 4
An advertisement proclaims Ballard's Horehound Syrup as unmatched for coughs colds throat and chest ailments. It cites endorsements from users and druggists and asserts worldwide superiority with a strong guarantee. Sold by R. K. Paum.
Mr A L Armitrong a longtime druggist in the town extols Bal lards Horehound Syrup as the best remedy for cough cold and throat and lung ailments saying it outsells all other items. He notes it relieves a cough quickly contains no opiates and is sold by R K Baum.
Ballards Snow Liniment markets a scientifically developed product claiming the most penetrating formula on the market and offers cautions about inferior rivals. It allegedly cures rheumatism neuralgia cuts sprains bruises wounds sciatic inflammatory rheumatism burns sores and other pains with special mention of paralysis relief. Sold by RK Baum Druggist.
If you have a cough or cold with constant coughing or chest throat or lung trouble including whooping cough use Ballards Horehound Syrup as directed and if no benefit is found our agent refunds your money on return of bottle. It never fails to satisfy. Sold by R. K. Baum.
A 19th century advertising pitch claims many suffer from indigestion constipation dizziness and loss of appetite and promises Shiloh's Vitalizer will cure for 75 cents sold by R. K. Baum Druggist. The tone is promotional and urges readers to buy a patent medicine.
An ad touts Rozodore for perfect complexion removing redness freckles pimples and other skin flaws. It features a testimonial by actress Ethel Wolf claiming harmless use and skin whitening promises. Publicity notes price 75 eté and free trials by sending receipt in plain wrapper to Rozodoro Co South Bend Ind.
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