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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1881
Page
4
Frew the Ehmtra Pred Press describes a procession of college girls in summer robes and ribbons. It praises their beauty and grace while noting their growing wisdom and readiness to engage with the world through reading, learning, and hands skilled to unlock knowledge.
Roydon How ard eyes Fay Dickings become entwined as a perilous lake voyage ends in a dramatic squall. Fay saves him with courage, both confess love, and Roydon asks Fay to be his wife, promising a soldier's life and bravery.
An old shoe could reappear as a button or comb after being cut up and soaked in chloride of sulfur to harden the leather. The material is then dried, ground to powder, mixed with glue, pressed into molds, and shaped as usable goods.
Local notices recounts of relief from arm pain via St Jacobs Oil and a child's joke about cats. A North Attleboro jeweler shares a testimonial of cure, while Henry Dole cites his daughter’s recovery from leg rheumatism after one bottle of the same remedy.
The article warns that cocklebur is a severe weed. Its burs cling to wool, fur, and feathers and survive floods and long-distance travel. It injures crops, reduces wool value, poisons young stock, and requires multi-year field recovery and continuous vigilance. Tomorrow marks Beecher's 68th birthday amid life reflections.
A Turkish slave ship was captured by an English vessel and seven men and ten women were freed. The men joined the Egyptian army while the women faced a forced marriage system under a treaty’s limits. The pasha allowed women to choose husbands from volunteers, with dowries set at six thalers. The women hesitated at first but eventually selected husbands. In Washington, Secretary Blaine visited Vice President Arthur as news of the president’s condition spread, with Arthur deeply distraught and hoping for the best while awaiting Congress.
A compiled set of proverbs with mixed imagery and language about owls, wrens, eagles, dogs, and humans. Themes include pride, warnings, misfortune, family memory, manners, and fate, framed as brief maxims or dialogues.
A New York letter reports the famed preacher has sold his Brooklyn Heights house ending a twenty five year homestead. Beecher moves to reside farther from his parish yet remains in the same city for duties, with a mortgage and large earnings contrasted by a lingering debt. The piece questions the arrangement and notes net proceeds of about eight thousand dollars after mortgage.
Officials warn of coin tampering methods including punching filing and sweating with acids and flannel bags. Public urged to reject defaced coins weigh suspicious pieces and rely on eye touch weight and tests to prevent counterfeit or degraded currency.
A collage of short wit and anecdotes includes fortunes from teacups, aging couples, travel mishaps, a Philadelphia note on starvation, wedding toast lines, child mischief, busily observed weather, a young widow’s quip, and a French journalist Emile Girardin wakeup routine.
The text describes Hungarian foods and farming practices including buffalo milk, sunflowers, millet, and poppy seeds. It notes paprika pepper, sour cream, and a dish of paprice huhn with chicken. It also mentions Hungarian wines, the buffalo cow called barb alo s, and cultural remarks on speech and work.
A Crui ckshank & Co importers and retailers announce a large stock of dry goods and millinery. The offer includes silks, dress goods, linens, hosiery, parasols, fans, ribbons, corsets, underwear, and more. Located at 16th and Douglas in Omaha, with samples on request and prompt order fulfillment.
A man claims innocence amid a flood of arguments but the verdict finds him not guilty with a caution that he should not repeat the offense. The decision emphasizes accountability while granting acquittal.
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