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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1893
Page
4
An advertising notice claims a tooth wash from Kunkel Bros. cleans and whitens teeth quickly for 75 cents, touting it as superior to cheap washes and harmless to enamel. It targets refiners and customers seeking dramatic whitening results.
An old advertisement promotes Rozodoro a facial product claiming it removes blemishes such as freckles pimples and liver spots to soften and whiten skin. It features a testimonial from a famous actress and offers to send a bottle prepaid in plain packaging with agents sought for distribution.
A health note warns that neglecting a cough risks bronchitis and pneumonia. It touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as gentle for children, soothing for sore throats, coughs, and bronchitis with no narcotics, claiming it cures hoarseness and strengthens lungs.
An ad extols Shilohs Consumption Cure as the best cough medicine, claiming it cures severe coughs and bronchitis and has unmatched success against consumption. It notes a trial period and urges readers to purchase for relief.
The Record Osceola Neb announces a subscriber drive with cash premiums. Prizes include two thoroughbred pigs, male and female, sired by Onward 25383, weighing about 700 pounds and bred by B. F. Dorsey & Sons. Contest ends March 21 1893. winners must recruit 20 and 15 new cash subscribers respectively. Also includes political commentary on Jerry Simpson and the Populists.
The Independent-Democratic combine at Lincoln is described as making a record they will not welcome meeting next fall. The note urges vigilance and opposition in Pelk County.
Every Republican in Polk County should stay informed about legislative actions. Knowledge of that information will prove useful in future elections.
Republicans in Lincoln maintain a middle course and fight a straight, clean line. They refuse to form coalitions with either of the other parties.
The piece ponders who will become Nebraska’s next United States senator and notes the candidate who can answer the query now would command wide respect among many people. The discussion reflects political expectation and public interest in the state’s leadership.
Associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court J. Q. C. Lamar died at his home in Macon Georgia last Monday January 23rd. His death was sudden and due to heart trouble.
The Capital National Bank at Lincoln was seized by the bank examiner last Sunday and closed. It had $235,000 of state funds on deposit and under the new law the state may lose a portion or all of that amount.
A nineteenth century observer claims the world advances in education and morale. The quote asserts the world improves daily, prompting readers to reflect on progress and the writer’s optimistic forecast about society’s trajectory.
The Fremont Tithune laments a motion and the Dysart settee choosing a calamity candidate for president pro tem. It notes criticism of switching from party to independents as backbone versus treachery and desertion, accusing others of being bought by corporations.
Republican lawmakers push for strict salary and staffing limits in the senate, trying to enforce law based employee caps while reformers push back. The debate centers on positions like second assistant sergeant at arms and messenger clerk as critics call many posts unnecessary.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean discusses Kansas turmoil with Topeka and Paris states compared to France. It notes the Paulists winning the governorship and hints at possible moves to seize the House of Representatives. Mrs. Lease is viewed as a stable figure amid Populist feuding while Jerry Simpson urges his followers.
An anonymous writer argues for tariff protection and restricted immigration to aid American labor and industry. The piece links discontent in the era to economic stresses and calls for policies benefiting the greatest number, emphasizing labor over capital.
The Polk County Democrat reports Holden of the Lincoln Doherty faction critiques cross party alliances in the House last week. He urges Independents and Republicans to unite, questions Senate Democratic Republican ties, and predicts a delay or defeat of freight legislation amid party coalitions.
A heated note accuses the Republican and Democratic machines of collusion with independents in Nebraska politics. The letter claims the alliance aims to destroy the People's Independent party and block anti monopoly legislation.
Captain Sweeney of San Diego declares Shilohs Cat arrah Remedy the first medicine that truly helped. Price Wets A K AUM Stray Books requests return of loaned books to Dr Mills office.
S of V members are urged to attend the next regular meeting on Saturday January 28 at 2 o'clock. Special business of importance will come up. J E Welt captain
An 19th century advertisement notes the North wind brings sharp cold and discomfort. It promotes One Minute Cough Cure for quick relief and Dewitt's Little Early Risers as a famed remedy for breath stomach and temper, credited to R. K. Bar.
Mr Join Caraghar of Caraghar Fulton County Ohio endorses St Patrick's Pill as the best selling laxative he handles. He says they produce a pleasant and thorough cathartic effect and are reliable. Available for sale at Buuma Druggist.
A retired physician claims a simple vegetable remedy cures consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung ailments as well as nervous debility. He will mail the full directions in German French or English free of charge to anyone sending a stamped request to W E Noyes at 20 Powers Block Manhattan New York.
The notice promotes a ten page Weekly Globe Democrat described as concise and suitable for farmers merchants and professionals pressed for time. It claims strict republican principles but fair coverage of important news and offers three year subscriptions for three dollars with a free sample upon request. Subscriptions via post offices newsdealers or directly from Globe Printing Co St Louis Mo.
An advertisement touts a quick relief for hacking coughs from Ro K Basar. It claims the One Minute Cough Cure provides immediate relief and warns against letting coughs continue to distress and danger.
An ornate advertisement touts Ballards Snow Liniment as a universal remedy for rheumatism headaches pains and skin issues. It also promotes De Witts Little Early Risers and Shilohs Cure with claims of health benefits and wide availability, ending with vendor names like R K Bars Barn.
An ad touts Shilohs Vitaliver as a 75c remedy to cure indigestion constipation dizziness loss of appetite and other ailments. It claims instant relief from scald burns and piles with Dewitts mazell salve and mentions Mrs Chas Nozers and Bay City Michigan as examples.
An advertisement-like line touts De Witt's Mazel Salve as a cure for piles, mentioning a person named R.K. Bacw and a large number of people afflicted. The fragment suggests a medical remedy pitch typical of historic newspapers.
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