OSGEOLA KLUGE DOUGLAS WEOLA NERRASK 4
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
2
Readable fragments indicate names OSGEOLA KLUGE and DOUGLAS WEOLA with a reference to NERRASK 4. The text lacks clear context or event details to determine a full incident or item.
Paris authorities plan a larger modern morgue to replace the grim old facility at Ile de la Cite. The site would provide expanded autopsy rooms refrigeration and medico legal services to meet rising annual cases from about 645 to 1000.
The Strand essay notes American women as evergreens preserving youth with active social lives. It cites Queen Alexandra and other famed ladies like Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough, Lady Carrington, Lady Molesworth, Lady Paget, Mrs. Cornwallis-West, Cleopatra, Mme Recamier, and Dejazet as examples of enduring charm despite age.
A drunken carter on a Greenock train sat opposite a clergyman reading his paper. After repeated boasts that he does not believe in heaven the carter rants aloud. The clergyman replies calmly to go elsewhere if he must deny faith, but asks him to ride quietly.
A humorous Yonkers Statesman quip suggests suffragists push to vote while Parliament members are noted for always wearing hats. The line plays on fashion and political participation in a playful exchange.
The Catskill water project for New York City requires 58,060,000 cubic yards of excavation, 23,000,000 more than the Panama Canal, highlighting its massive scale and engineering challenge.
Philippine Islands congressmen protest free trade with the United States. They declare the people desire most in dependent rule and seek change in governance status.
A collage of short items notes Bogota lighting limits, Reynolds’ European sea tour with entourage, Washington abolishing tips, Wright brothers homecoming, Missouri statistics, Persian rose play, kangaroo leaps, Boston undertaker politics, hat contest prizes in New York, Southampton monument plans, a pheasant farm on Thousand Islands, champagne bottle production, Pennsylvania judge salaries, Japanese sons' trades, Mrs. Winslow remedies, European museum machinery, Platteville ore find, Canandiagua restocking, wireless ship distance method, postal city name duplicates, stamps and enclosures, World gold output, New York traffic rule, Paris horse slaughter, Siberian milk solid, Irkusk milk cries.
A notice promotes a home treatment for bed wetting claiming to aid children and adults with urine difficulties. It offers free instructions from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana, urging mothers to write without sending money. The piece also notes the American Federation of Arts is inaugurated with a formal constitution in Washington.
Perry Davis Painkiller soothes pain from bee stings and insect bites and relieves itching from mosquito bites. Bottles sold at 25 cents, 50 cents, and 59 cents. Also mentions Roosevelt scaring Tolstoy with praise of Bryap and warns against Russian influence as evil.
On Christmas Eve aboard the St Lawrence a small crew and Miss Thorne transform a grim voyage into a makeshift holiday. Stewart, Hudson, and Captain Kerr plan gifts and dolls from salvaged materials while Miss Thorne endures poverty and loss, braving a hopeful cheer for her future.
Christmas morning aboard a vessel brings shy cheer from givers and recipients as Miss Thorne among the crew remains poised. The page then shifts to a feature on seals, recounting a tame young seal found by a fisherman who grows attached and behaves like a pet until it returns to the sea, followed by a tale of a seal that drives off intruding monkeys from a traveling show.
In a historic blaze at Crewe Itall, Lord Crewe remained calm and sent telegrams to Street and his sister. He ordered a table and inkstand on the lawn and dictated a message to the Royal Academician to “come and build it up again.” His sister received a sharp reply about the cald house.
The piece quotes Swett Marden in Success Magazine on the waste of shirking duties and the benefits of generous effort, arguing that true value comes from building skill and experience. It also notes a note on marble coral prices, stating some Mediterranean coral sells wholesale up to $200 per pound.
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