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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
3
Doan's Pills Advocated For Various Ailments
The fragment references Doan's Pills as a remedy for cold and other troubles. It mentions usage patterns and a funeral context, with scattered notes about weather and health products, reflecting a late 19th to early 20th century tone and advertising style.
Grace Oglander and Hardenow chased by poachers
Grace Oglander receives a letter from her father in Demerara revealing a proposed hurried marriage to a mysterious suitor. Hardenow discovers Grace in a woodland hollow, is captured by poachers, and is left to torment Luke Sharp and Kit as family schemes unfold around love and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaptror
George
English Guiana
Miss Patch
England
Darling
Mr. Sharp
Oxford
Mr. Overshute
Grace
George Town
Demerara
Tanny
Sadie
Waol
Hardenow
Grace Oglander
Gracie
Rabbit Man
Tardenow
Black George
Thomas Hardenow
Bod
Luke Sharp
Christopher
I Kit
Kit
Miss Oglander
Ragamuffin
Marbles
Chapter NNAL at Cross Duck House grows more perilous
The scene at Cross Duck House intensifies as tension rises over legal wrangling and the expectation that Mr. Sharp’s son has matured. The narrative hints at a looming conflict between family authority and aggressive lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnal
Cross Duck House
Sharp
Rarest Plant in the World at University of Pennsylvania
Dr J M Macfarlane brings rare plant collections to the University of Pennsylvania greenhouse and herbarium after seven weeks abroad. The display includes the butterwort pingulcula cordata and Cephalotus follicularis pitcher plant from Australia, and the Roraima pitcher Hellampahum nutans, gifted from Cambridge. A Mount Roraima discovery by Schomburgk brothers is noted as the origin of the rare species now cultivated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
J. M. Macfarlane
Botanic Garden
Philadelphia
Biological Hall
M. Lynch
Cambridge Botanic Garden
England
Schomburek
Venezuela
Mount
Roraima
Brazil
Baptism Rates Variably Decline Across Southern Dioceses
The Episcopal Church's Southeast region reports 4,649 infant baptisms and 1,908 marriages for last year, a 24 to 10 ratio, with 1903 at 4,698 baptisms to 1,824 marriages or 26 to 10. Ashville records 68 baptisms per 10 marriages, while Georgia, North Carolina, Southern Florida, and others show strong ratios. several dioceses improve, while Lexington, Kentucky, South Carolina, Southern Virginia, and West Virginia decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopalians
Southeast
Ashville
Georgia
Fast Carolina
North Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Virginia
Lexington
Kentucky
South Carolina
Southern Virginia
West Virginia
Asherille
East Carolina
Widower Proposes to Maid in Light Hearted Courtship
A widower asks a maid to marry him with playful assurance she will learn quickly after a week. The maid replies she is unsure how to answer, but the suitor remains confident they will be wed soon.
Nantucket Quakers Lose Last Meeting House
The Nantucket Friends society declines as the last meeting house disappears. Woldah Bonwhll had long supported Indian relief efforts in Arkansas and the Indian Territory, and Bonwill maintained strong local ties into the late period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldshit
Bonwill
Nantucket
Friends of Ninucket
Woldah Bonwhll
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Arriving at a Verdict on Dodd's Kidney Pills
Kushequa Pennsylvania reports rising belief in Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for rheumatism and lame back after Mrs. M J Davison credits two boxes with complete relief. The section notes multiple similar testimonials linking the pills to improving pain and back trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kushequa
Pennsylvania
Dodd
M. J. Davison
Face cleansing remedy for tan and sunburn lotion
The text describes a facial care routine to remove dirt, including warming cloths, a cold cream, and a camel hair brush for cleansing. It lists a rose water and lemon juice lotion with torax as key ingredients intended to reduce tan and sunburn.
Lemon juice helps skin and nails in summer care
The passage extols lemon as essential in summer beauty routines. It notes diluted lemon juice applied at night to whiten skin and hands, and a manicure mix of lemon juice with tepid water to remove stains and loosen the cuticle naturally, claiming it superior to sharp tools.
Governor Douglas urges boys to "stick to your last" for success
The Massachusetts governor shares advice from a Boston Sunday American interview urging boys to persevere, choose a path, and excel. He compares sticking to one trade to nature like ants and bees, warns against changing jobs, and urges aiming high in school and work with practical effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Douglas
Massachusetts
William L. Douglas
Boston Sunday American
Railroads Tied to Potato Markets in Aroostook Case
The discussion before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee highlights how railroads like the Boston and Maine and Michigan lines used exceptionally low potato rates to help farmers in Maine and Michigan market eight to ten million bushels annually. The piece argues government rate limits would have blocked such swift market responses, risking potato spoilage, while noting the broad regional impact on New England and Detroit Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Yale University
Aroostook
Tuttle
Boston
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Aroustugh
New England
Maine
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
Boston and Maine Railroad
Michigan Railroads
Boston and Maine
France
England
Germany
Household Tips From A Past Era
Practical advice on personal care and fashion from an older column. Topics include expense accounts for women, scalp care, hair tonics, old love letters, hat fashions with bird imagery, toothbrush hygiene, shoe fitting tips, and using moist heat to shape leather.
Dr Povii Kennedy Remedy Promises Relief
A Petersburg New York resident Mrs C W Brown reports traveling home after gravel trouble and credits Dr Povii Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with curing her. The note hints at a fashionable coquette now fading amid personal distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povii Kennedy
C. W Brown
Petersburg, N.Y
Housework apron described in Woman's Home Companion
A July issue features a useful housework apron made of white rubber sheeting and bound with wash rib bon. The circular cut with a full waist allows it to slip over dresses while cooking or washing dishes, with a plain tie and back straps joining to a narrow belt.
Fashion Rules for Family Names Across Brothers
Fashion dictates that the eldest brother's wife uses the family name without a prefix. Wives of younger brothers must add their husband’s Christian name to the family name. For example Mrs Itish and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish illustrate this practice, applicable when the mother of the men had died or remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas’Fish
Itish
Stuyvesant Fish
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