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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1893
Page
4
An 19th century ad touts a cure for catarrh diphtheria and canker mouth with a nasal injector included. It claims dramatic dental benefits and promotes Lattle of Sexafroo tooth wash for 75 cents, advertised as superior to other washes and safe for teeth. Kunkel Bros. sells and warrants the products.
Advertisement touts Rozodoro as a complexion remover for blemishes and freckles, promising soft, light skin. Actress Ethel Wolf endorses it for ears, claiming it harmless and effective. Free trial bottle offered with price sent on receipt to Rozodoro Co. South Bend Ind.
Fort Wayne mother recounts a severe persistent cough in her child lasting weeks. After a physician failed, Balard's Morehuingel Syrup is said to relieve the cough from the first dose and the child fully recovered. The ad promotes the medicine as non opiate and available at 50 cents.
This advertisement extols a cough medicine named IC as the most successful cough remedy ever sold noting it cures coughs croup bronchitis and claims unparalleled success in treating consumption. It states a guarantee since discovery and lists prices of 10c 50c and 1.
A promotional request invites new subscribers with a liberal cash bonus. Prizes include two thoroughbred pigs, a male and a female, from Onward 25983, with pedigrees and prizes awarded for the largest subscriber lists. Time set to March 1, with requirements of 2 and 13 new subscribers for prizes, and contact details for the promoters in Nebraska.
A terse, garbled OCR fragment references a covering under shieg J with many people hiding to commit crime or riot actions. The readable bits imply a public or security notice but lack clear details, names, dates, or locations.
A cold winter day sees a mighty food stand attracting residents at Lolk County gathering. Locals line up for warm fare as community event highlights seasonal generosity.
A garbled history snippet discusses Georade Rane Idaho North Dakta Waem ing and a Cleve Land elector with no votes cast. It warns the National Democratic Committee may fear theft of states when legislatures meet, mentioning bets on horses and a crank owning the Nation al Cajital Intr Ocean.
The November vote totals reach 12 025 008 with Cleveland at 5 567 0, Harrison 9 176 611, Weaver 1 025 01, and Bidwell 255 347. The text notes Cleveland's gain over 1838 and mentions party fragmentation among Democrats and Republicans with third parties cited.
Governor Crounse discusses how rising floodwaters hinder efforts, noting water levels posing challenges to transportation and relief operations. The remarks emphasize the impact on plans and the need for emergency measures.
A present lawmakers body recommends cutting aggregate appropriations by three quarters of a million dollars, arguing the state has grown since the last legislature. The speaker urges substantial reduction despite continued state expansion.
The governor proposes empowering agents and clerks to examine all state institutions for fraud and waste, aiming to save funds and improve methods. He warns against over rigid scrutiny but urges commissions to expose wrongdoing and bring violators to justice.
A fragment from a 19th century Nebraska era piece depicts populist leaders attempting to shatter orderly government. It cites organized obstruction, contested certificates, and a stand against law as the governor clamors for legal stability amid a heated power struggle.
The governor outlines the state’s fiscal strain, noting a long period of treasury deficits, rising interest costs, and reduced balance. He calls for revisions in appropriations and programs, including funding for hospitals and schools, to restore liquidity and stabilize the budget.
The document reports a five mill levy limit on the general fund with projected revenue of about 1.3 million for two years, a 780 thousand shortfall, and rising indebtedness. It notes warrants registered since 1891, interest costs, and calls for revenue measures to meet deficits and curb treasury strain.
The readable phrases describe a voting event with mentions of a senator and votes but lack coherent details or clear participants. The fragmentary notes reference a vote outcome and a failed or incomplete ballot action with no identifiable names, places, or dates.
The readable fragments discuss a book by Catherine Peid Whe and a mention of a Benity tie. It references teachers, a narrator tone, and an intro while noting a preface or discussion about the author’s role. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unresolved names.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Wes and a place or event called Wente Boovala with unclear context. No clear date or outcome emerges from the readable lines.
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