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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1893
Page
3
The Reich government conducted tests on gun steel at temperatures from 75 to 100 below zero Fahrenheit. Hardened bars showed a 6 percent higher breaking load, unhardened 5.9 to 14.6 blows under cold versus normal conditions. Elastic limit rose 11 percent and elongation fell 12 to 14 percent.
An 1821 Dublin court scene recounts Lord Kinsale airing his hereditary privilege to remain covered before the sovereign. George IV responds that while he recognizes the privilege before the king, there is no authority for covering the head before ladies. The exchange highlights etiquette and the royal glare on Irish decorum.
A Cunard captain asked to view a supposed sea serpent recalls a prior sighting by a crewman who signed a document about it. The tale ends with the captain blamed for drunkenness and dismissed, becoming a press favorite mockery while his friends call him a liar.
The piece extols using J. H. Slogtetter's Stomach Bitters to aid nature against illness and bile infected blood. It touts professional endorsement, longevity of use, and claims relief for chronic ailments, malaria, constipation, kidney and rheumatic troubles, and debility.
A nostalgic verse recalls a bright room and a tender song of trusted love. The speaker laments the long years of silence since the roses month of June and the mellow moonlight over the meadow.
In a Normandy village near Avalanchés, Marie Lesage and Jean Tissot confront love and pride at St Senior. After a heated quarrel about marriage and a sailor’s life, Marie confesses to a priest that she laughed at Jean’s love. Jean bursts into confession, Marie’s truth comes out, and they reconcile with a promise to marry.
A teacher cautions Mr. Stackpole that his son Ralph is quick to learn but may need removal from school due to signs of incipient issues. The remark suggests concern over the boy’s early development and schooling prospects.
Jam Frank McKierson assistant book keeper at St George Hotel Brooklyn fell eleven stories through skylight glass while crossing a roof trap door during a naval parade. He landed on the zinc shaft bottom, bruised but conscious and recovering with no internal injuries. He is 82 with a wife and two children.
A country visitor from Perry County Kentucky arrives with his wife at a rural hotel. He asks to stay overnight and to board his mule and rockaway. The landlord guides him through registering, and the guest writes the name John Bigley with rocky way and wife to Bigleyville.
In a mountain scene a traveler notes the abundance of patent medicines advertised on nearly every rock and hillside, reflecting the lingering era of widespread patent cures. The vignette shows how deeply medicinal culture had saturated everyday life during the period.
A boy sits on house steps as a policeman arrives quickly and questions him. The boy claims his father is not in the described room, and the officer insists on checking inside. The tense exchange ends with the officer proceeding to verify the situation by entering the home.
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