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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1930
Page
6
A Los Angeles reader praises California Fig Syrup and California Ig Syrup for curing her son Leroy Young’s chronic constipation and stomach issues. The letter extols the syrup as a trusted, vegetable remedy used by physicians for over five decades to regulate and strengthen digestion in children.
A red haired male cat, exhibited at Croydon England by H C Brooke, is claimed to be the only one of its kind. Its coat is entirely red with no black or brown pigment, a condition explained as natural rather than chemical. The animal reportedly has a quick temper and tends to bite and scratch.
Mrs F H Walkinshaw of Lincoln Nebraska credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with strengthening health over six years. She says the remedies are reliable for her family and especially recommends the Favorite Prescription for weak women. She notes all dealers carry the medicines and offers 10 cents for a trial vial from Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY.
A north side teacher drew the three wise men on camels with colored chalk for Christmas. She struggled to depict the camels but was praised when the class entered. A boy admired the scene and confessed he wished to draw a horse as well as she did.
A study suggests that even with radio heated homes, energy costs may exceed those of coal significantly, challenging expectations of cheaper heating options and impacting consumer bills and energy policy discussions.
A concise note asserts cheerfulness as the essential asset for welfare work, underscoring a positive demeanor as the foundation for aiding communities.
A survey of United States mint medals from Washington to Wilson, detailing designs and inscriptions, and noting the practice of awarding silver and gold awards for military and naval valor from the Revolution through the Civil War. It highlights key figures such as Washington, John Paulding, Andrew Jackson, and Black Partridge, and explains medal symbolism and historical context.
A buyer inspects a horse’s teeth after noting its age and condition. The next step is to assess health, soundness, and temperament before finalizing a purchase.
A brief reflection on valuing others who attentively hear what you share, emphasizing the positive impact of attentive listening in relationships and conversations.
John J. Whitehead, explorer and lecturer, returns from eight months in South American jungles seeking traces of Colonel Fawcett and son. He warns of internal dangers while traveling and promotes Najol as a tasteless health aid to combat digestive troubles, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
A witty exchange references two worms in earnest combat and a jokey debunker response. The dialogue, drawn from Stray Stories, plays on love and mortality with a pun about living on kisses and an unresolved question.
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