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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
6
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for creaky painful swollen or stiff joints. It claims rapid absorption through skin to tendons and ligaments with comforting relief. The copy notes widespread use by millions and a 60 cent tube at druggists nationwide.
Munden at a dinner party faced with carving venison declares he knows little of table anatomy. He is guided to a prime slice but, to avoid displeasing everyone, he quips that he will keep the tit bit for himself so all may help themselves.
Public notice warns buyers to look for Bayer name on aspirin packaging to guarantee genuine Bayer Aspirin and safe use. It cautions that imitations may be dangerous and urges verification before purchase.
A teacher confronts a pupil who placed a pin in the chair to illustrate nerve impulses. The bright pupil claims the act was a demonstration of how signals travel to the brain, reflecting a playful yet provocative classroom moment reported by National News.
Warns parents that croup can strike at midnight and offers Dr Drake’s Glossco as a quick relief. Claims relief in 15 minutes with no vomiting and notes 35 years in use in millions of homes. Promotes buying at a druggist for 60 cents a bottle.
A brief humorous exchange unfolds about long earrings. She admits feeling foolish wearing them while he compliments their appearance. The light banter captures a moment of personal style and social perception.
To have a clear sweet skin use Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness roughness or itching. Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse dry gently and dust with Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Advertises 25 cents each.
Dictionaries are now carried in the parlor cars of select Canadian trains to assist cross word puzzle enthusiasts.
In Lystria, King Wladislaw and the princess wed amid a guarded crowd at Schloss Amberg. Tommy arrives with the bride as the patriarch and nobles fill the courtyard, while Viola Temple, Janet Church, and the travelers observe the festivities and political tension surrounding the new union.
A romantic scene unfolds as a couple dance closely in ecstasy. He declares love and asks for commitment, while she modestly counters with her own longing and references wealth and status. The playful, flirty exchange ends with a curious line about a man named Brown.
A visiting sea captain describes Marquesas women as owning harems of multiple husbands. He reports that a bamboo pole discipline drives men to submit and toil on plantations or housework. He notes such conditions persist where steamship has not reached and windjammer traders alone encounter them.
In a Scots dialect clipping a man recalls a child named Whadle struck by illness and the doctor’s grim prophecy. The narrator repeats a paradoxical blessing that she would live long after others are gone, and the tale closes with a cryptic exchange about memory and time.
A mixed word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clue lists. The page presents clues for a crossfill style grid including references to animals, objects, actions, and places, ending with a note that the solution will appear in the next issue.
Instructions explain filling white squares with dictionary words. Numbers mark starting letters for horizontal and vertical words. Each word stops at a black square. no letters in black cells. Definitions cover abbreviations slang and proper names, with rules like no proper names in most solutions.
Broadway supper club dancers recounts negotiating a party appearance with a Park Avenue matron. They state their fee of 600 dollars for a full show and argue a 15 minute request would limit ten dances, given their minute and a half per number plus pauses.
A perambulator section drew attention at a recent London auto slow, with visitors studying the display and noting design features.
The article traces public parks from ancient Egypt Assyria and Persia to Greece and Rome. It notes Rome housed about 30 city parks during the Caesars era and observes a decline in the Middle Ages followed by a revival in Renaissance Europe with many parks laid out in cities.
Government reports note English and Samoan as official languages in American Samoa. Every adult Samoan can read or write in one of these languages. Public schools are conducted in English and are expanding English literacy across the population.
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