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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1893
Page
4
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Illinois Governor issues a pardon amid political turmoil as supporters claim mercy for snarchists. The action prompts critique from opponents and sparks debate over policy and governance.
The Iowa state board of health passed a resolution barring new physician certificates without an exam unless the applicant has four years of study. The move tightens credentialing standards for medical practitioners.
Mrs U. S. Grant and Mrs. Jeff Davis socializing at a Newberg New Jersey resort. They have formed a close acquaintance and taken several joint drives, signaling a notable social link between the two prominent women.
Lincoln business men deserve credit for raising and pledging funds to meet the pressing indebtedness of the M. C. A. building and thereby saving it from going out of the hands of that worthy organization.
The balancing of the Government accounts for the year just ended shows three of two million dollars, which is a 94 percent vindication of Republican methods and practices, according to the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Reliable reports state the current Stromsburg News management has severed ties and the paper will publish this week under a new editor, though the successor’s identity is not yet known.
The passage speculates that if a General Weaver faction had controlled the nation last fall Uncle Sam’s business would have been placed under a receiver sooner. It argues that their national policy would mirror the success of their county and state policies, implying a problematic outcome for the country.
The remark contrasts promises with actions to judge reformers. It argues that those familiar with the record in Polk County and Nebraska see proof of performance, implying reforms are only in name without deeds.
United States Senator Perrer criticizes India's demonetization of silver as part of a drift toward the gold standard. He blasts the action as proof that millionaires and money sharks, in concert with Wall Street lenders and monopolists, control the old world. The Bee labels his remarks drivel.
An example shows a farmer selling 1000 bushels of wheat to 1000 buyers who promise quick payments. As the crop vanishes, he receives only pennies in dribs and drabs, leaving him cashless and deeply in debt. The piece argues publishers face the same chronic dun problem.
Dr. E. B. Worr, president of an American college at Guntur, India, predicted that stopping free coinage of silver would stabilize the rupee and benefit business. He cited rupee value rising from 28 to 60 cents and warned that lack of money standard hindered development. he did not advocate monometallism but feared perpetual metal fluctuation.
The Shelby Luminary letters criticize misrepresentation about a new law reducing merchandise rates while grain freight costs rise. The writer cites 345,000 dollars as a yearly farmer burden in Polk and urges clearer reader comprehension and accountability from fellow editor Rahe.
The Chicago anarchists pardoned by Gov. Altgeld face sharp condemnation from Democratic and Republican papers alike. The St. Louis Globe Democrat argues pardons can be warranted, but not in this case, noting the defendants were tried fairly and deserved their penalty, with defense by able lawyers.
The Osceola Wheelmen announce they will race the Stromsburg News correspondent B C N for any distance over five miles with stakes starting at $25. They limit the challenge to this rider only and will not invite others. They request silence from B C N and note the lengthy talks from the sporting editor.
The Tax Museum of Religions at Paris near the Trocadero will house idols paintings and objects from world faiths plus Guimet collections and scholarly rooms and a language library. Turne unearthed in the Alps near St Bernard reveals five granite altars and other stone age relics suggesting pagan sacrifices and ancient habitation in Valais. A French widow buried in a pig-stye stash stock money notes and gold totaling near $10 000 plus securities and trinkets tucked in cotton stockings and sabots.
A vintage ad copy promises a tartar cure and breath freshening effect. It claims a product named Sexafreo removes trouble after describing a favorite tooth paste sold by R. K. Batm.
The traveling public are now fully alive to the fact that the Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line offers the best accommodations to the public from and to Chicago Omaha and intermediate points not only during the World’s Fair but all year round.
A Fulton County Ohio merchant Mr John Careghar or caraghar says St Patrick's Pill are the best selling pills he handles due to their pleasant cathartic effect and reliable action. The pills are available at Fatima Drugstore.
Be prepared this summer with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It acts as an insurance against bowel complaints during travel or heat, and is offered in 25 and 40 cent bottles by R K Baum.
Ballards Snow Liniment is claimed to be unlike any other liniment on the market as a scientific breakthrough that penetrates deeply. It allegedly cures rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises wounds sciatic and inflammatory rheumatism burns scalds sore feet stiff joints and more with potential paralysis benefits, sold by Boum Druggist.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best cough remedy worldwide. It guarantees relief for colds coughs sore throat chest pneumonia bronchitis asthma croup and whooping cough and cites testimonials from users and pharmacists as proof. Sold by RK.
An assortment of patent medicines and salves from R. K. Baum and Kunkel Bros U.S. promote DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles burns ulcers sores and skin conditions and Shiloh's Cure for coughs with a pocket version priced at 25 cents. Also marketing Little Early Risers pills for headache and constipation and noting a combined state and national paper The Semi-Weekly Journal with a local Record offer for one year at $1.75.
An 19th century advertisement touts De Witt’s Little Early Risers pills as a cure for liver issues and related ailments. The copy claims they relieve headache dyspepsia bad breath constipation and biliousness and credits R K Baum.
The notice touts a North wind and cold conditions while promoting a cure called One Minute Cough Cure. R. K. Baum endorses the product as safe and effective for rapid relief.
An advertisement extols a liniment as the most penetrating in the world capable of curing rheumatism neuralgia cuts sprains bruises wounds old sores burns sciatica sore throat sore chest and inflammation after others fail. It also claims to treat barbed wire cuts and wounds with proud flesh and to be suitable for animals. Sold by R K Baum at 50 cents.
Captain Sweeney of San Diego California endorses Shilohs Cat Arrah Remedy as the first medicine he has used that would do much good. Price twenty five cents or fifty cents. R K Baum.
A vintage ad touts Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy as a cure for catarrh diphetheria canker mouth and headache. Each bottle includes an ingenious nasal injector at no extra charge, sold by R. K. Baum, a local druggist.
An advertorial asks why people suffer indigestion dizziness loss of appetite and yellowskin and promises relief for 75 cents with Shiloh's Vitalizer guaranteed. Sold by R.K. Baum Jr. Druggist.
A historic ad touts a cough and cold remedy praised for promptness and certainty. Testimonial from Mr. C B Main of Union City Pennsylvania claims large sales and universal satisfaction. Sold by R K Baum with a price cited as forty cents.
Ethel Wolf endorses Rozodore claiming it improves complexion by removing tan freckles pimples and blemishes and leaves skin soft and white. The ad offers price details and free trial on receipt of payment with plain wrapper and asks agents to respond.
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