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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1876
Page
1
Poetic fragment paints morning as a lover's vigil with birdsong and bright air. The speaker longs for a beloved, describing dawn, clear skies, and a world made dull without the loved one, urging the beloved to rise and bring light.
A wartime circle in Elizabethtown tests loyalty as Mrs. Arnett confronts men debating whether to accept British protection. Her passionate defense of the American cause sways the group, yielding renewed resolve and a pledge to stand with the nation. The tale links to a Centennial-era reflection on courage and faith.
An elderly, disheveled man entered a Main Street drugstore last Friday and demanded powerful liquor and powders to change his life. The clerk asked if he would swear never to reveal the remedy, the man promised, and left with a plain soda to chew.
A Paris paper notes a long running banquet founded in 1867 by Chabert, an officer of the First Empire, held recently at a Malakoff suburban restaurant. Attendees must be at least 80, with every year bringing new guests as others depart. This year twenty five guests attended, the oldest a robust 98 year old.
Banjo Ben a Minneapolis man known for intemperance died instantly after falling 125 feet from a suspension bridge while attempting to traverse a narrow cable. The accident occurred near the river edge as he balanced between towers, his risky stunts ending violently.
The cause of death was paralysis of the bowels after a week of suffering. Her son and daughter were at her side as she was tenderly cared for by her daughter and daughter-in-law. Her last words spoke of verdure and she had planted trees in the cemetery. After death the chimney clock stopped and the room was sealed as left.
Lux and Marner, once described as butchers in San Francisco lacking capital, now face a 240 000 A year fax operation shaping their business fate and signaling a major expansion plan.
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