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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
7
A fragmented historical note describes La Grippe or grippe, its reach across classes, and Peruna claims of curing grip and after effects. It cites testimonies from Judge Horatio J. Goss, actress Jean Cowgill, and J R Guill asserting Peruna’s efficacy. The piece mixes sensational language with medical promotion and references to regional literacy and notable figures.
The U S Department of Agriculture gives hearty endorsement to Salzer's New National Oats. In 1904 Salzer's oats yielded 150 to 300 bushels per acre across 30 states and the advertisement urges farmers to beat this in 1905.
The notice extols Salzer seeds with high per acre yields including Salzer’s Beardless Barley 121 bushels and Home Builder Corn 300 bushels. It urges farmers to send 100 stamps to John A. Salter Seed Co in Crosse Wisconsin to receive catalogs and seed samples.
A collection of wry observations on parenting and social life. A man carts a baby past his old street, a lone sleeper travels, sharks find new uses, and jelly from shark liver hints at odd industries. Notes on cigars, matches, and brimstone close the reflection.
A mother recounts her sister’s two year battle with a severe skin humor that covered the shoulder and back causing scabbing cracking and discharge. After trying multiple doctors a single cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment cured the condition completely. Signed Lik e Chase Walker Tremont Street Woodfords Maine.
The wife of the astropower Ca Mille Fammarico insists on cutting her husband’s hair herself. She then uses the shorn locks to stuff pillows, a practice met with astonishment by residents.
In a misty conflict scene, Helene Lemure flees with Quayle and Henri as Southern cavalry and Federal fire close in. Helene hides in a hut, confronts Quayle, a gun is drawn, and a skirmish erupts ending with shellfire and advancing Federal troops as the tale continues.
A testimonial from a Portland, Oregon freight inspector at 201 Berry Street praises Doan's Kidney Pills for resolving months of kidney trouble tied to a cold. He notes improved health with no recurrence and credits the product to Dean's Kidney Pills, 50 cents per box, sold by all dealers.
In a tense hut scene, Helene wakes as Quaysle and Henri plot to seize her. She grips a revolver, desperate to act as a cold warning spreads. The narrative shifts to a historical note about animals, detailing the global spread of horse cow pig and the camel’s wide use.
The article recalls the vote in the Continental Congress on July 4 1776 in Philadelphia that adopted the Declaration of Independence. It notes Pennsylvania cast the deciding affirmative vote led by John Morton after an initial tied tally among states, earning the nickname Keystone State for its pivotal role.
Quote from a Philadelphia Press item where a burglar reveals he cared only about the hall while the other admits uncertainty about the number of rooms in the final house.
The editor reviewed 10 000 plants for 1967 and notes the John A Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin stands as one of the most reliable and extensive seed growers in the world.
A scam notice promises a large seed lot to recipients who mail back the notice and pay postage. It advertises 1000 cabbages and 2000 turnips among other vegetables and flowers, with an extra Berliner Cauliflower if 20c postage is sent. The letter is presented as a deceptive gardening promotion from C. N. U.
The A. J. Towe Co makers of Fish Brand Slickers received the Grand Prize at the St Louis World's Fair. Their waterproof garments were praised for versatile uses across many departments, marking a deserved tribute to an old and established manufacturer.
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A testimonial from Miss L A Vearve of Brooklyn New York claims Tiso's Cure quickly eases her little sister's consumption illness. The letter dated October 2 1001 endorses the product as effective.
The text mocks the idea of wealth as a path to success in romance and marriage. It contrasts thin excuses with true affection, noting a cottage love may suffice while money cannot guarantee status or happiness. It suggests wives are valuable but subject to social judgments.
Details touch on kingly routine, Ekimo women skins, an oxen skirt craft, the first Maritana performer in Melbourne Mrs Theodosia Stewart Lowe, a woman seeking her baby named Purl Arthur with a clergyman’s refusal, and a Christmas gift remark about affordability.
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