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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement touts a “B positive cure” claiming to treat female weakness and a range of conditions from inflammatory ulcers to nervous debility. It alleges effectiveness for irregular periods, backache, kidney complaints, and general vitality, urging women to write Mrs. Pinkham for guidance.
An odd market blurb complains of coughs ruining a church service while promoting a claimed cure for 25 cents from F. W. Die and M. D. Manufacturer in Spring idea.
John L. Scudder of Jersey City opens a school for girls teaching use of golyers to deter burglars or search homes at night, promising practical self defense training.
An old advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward if a cure cannot be found. It lists Henry & Co Toledo as references and mentions J. F. Wann as a signer. The notice includes testimonials and emphasizes internal use and blood and mucous membrane action. Also mentions other products and a recipe for corn bread.
Swainsboro Ga merchant John C Coleman endorses Deans Kidney Pills claiming years of kidney trouble and back pain were cured quickly after use. He notes relief from nervousness and fatigue and says the remedy is sold by dealers for 0 cents a box nationwide.
Roland Lansdell plans to leave Mordred the next day while Isabel Gilbert grapples with longing and guilt after their shared day. Raymond urges restraint and duty, warning Roland to end the courtship and aid Isabel as almoner. Roland resolves to depart tomorrow and writes a final letter to Mrs Gilbert.
All through the autumnal months and dreary winter, the article follows George Gilbert and his wife as she bears a difficult life,情 enduring hardship and strain within their household.
The article notes the death of Thomas H. Langley, the seventh juror from the Guiteau trial. It highlights that five jurors remain alive in Washington, with John P. Hamlin, now 83, recounting beliefs about the case. It includes reflections on duty, aging jurors, and autographs from around the world. It ends with quoted prose on character and daily life.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon caption presents a guest misidentifying people, asking about the overdressed woman, the scrawny girl, and the gawky man with large ears. The punchline reveals the mirror reflection as the guest’s own image.
Townsfolk joke about taking wives to baseball games as Browne worries about becoming a widower. Towne quips that his wife would easily sympathize with the umpire, a light moment from Philadelphia chatter.
An advertisement style article extols Mull's Grape Tonic as a guaranteed remedy for Constipation and stomach trouble. It warns against laxatives, praises the tonic's Concord grape juice content, and claims it strengthens the intestines and supports overall health. Also mentions public health notes, wireless systems, and a Paris clock exhibit.
The article profiles Mrs Josepha Eder of Fursenthut Bohemia who has just reached 118 years. Despite poverty she remains sharp and reads without glasses. She has never worn shoes and works hard, with a life spanning the empire and many hardships.
An oldAdvertisement warns that LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee from E. W. Grove and shows sigmatore on each box. It also promotes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with gums relief and pain reduction. A proverbs style line notes it is easier to set a good example than to follow one.
Mrs Oscar Tripp praises Piso’s Cure for consumption in Big Rock Illinois. The article notes five U S mints in Philadelphia San Francisco New Orleans Carson City and Denver with Philadelphia as principal under superintendent John H Landis. It compares sheep yields per rainfall in Australia and Buenos Aires. Chicago clergy plan gains papal approval for lay input in church property.
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