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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1882

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Parrots Bite Back in Australia Sheep Plunder Crisis

The Australian parrot plague shifts from crackers to mutton as flocks turn carnivorous, attacking and killing sheep. Farmers, overwhelmed by losses, seek drastic measures to stop the feathered menace.

New York Times Polly

King Milan of Servia described by foreign observer

A heavily built king with a broad face and swarthy complexion is noted as nervous in public but affable in private. He is well educated, fluent in multiple languages, liberal, and funds education abroad for numerous young subjects each year.

Milan Servia

Omaha Fatal Fall After Firewater Burglary Night

In Omaha Mr. Fred Lange fell from a window ledge while attempting to scare off burglars rifling a grocery store beneath his home. The thieves had broken the safe with an explosive and fled with $60 and papers. Lange died from injuries. The burglars left the papers in a tin can found next day. Lange was a wealthy man, with an estate valued at about $75,000, to be divided among his wife and four children. The report also notes regional notes from Hamilton and surrounding counties, local printings, and various agricultural and civic items from nearby towns.

Fred. Lange Omaha Lange Otis Precinct Hamilton County Hampton H. L. Hellen Nebraska

Light Penetration in Water Reaches 295 Feet

Professor Forel noted light reach about 131 feet in Lake Leman. Mr. Asper tested Lake Zurich with emulsion plates, submerging them to 131 164 197 250 263 and 295 feet. After 24 hours and iron oxalate treatment, all plates showed light exposure, proving chemical rays penetrate water to at least 295 feet.

Lake Leman Forel Asper Lake of Zurich

Senate sessions and bills move through June measures

The session advanced bills to divide Iowa into two judicial districts and authorize a railroad bridge. A tariff commission nomination was blocked in executive session. Pendleton laid a Cincinnati Covington petition for civil service reform. Sidney Sebbs relief related to section 1218 amendments were reported. The Japanese indemnity bill discussion featured Morrill's repayment amendment.

Grover Military Committee Senate San Francisco Ocean Shore Garland Brown Blair Allison Finance Committee House Bank Morrill Japan Messrs Conger Butler George Wyoming Straits of Shimonoshi Friay House National Bank Judiciary Committee Southern Mail Miller California Southern Pacific Railroad Atlantic and Pacific Butterworth Indian Territory Indiana Territory United States Thouse House Iowa Sioux City & Pacific Railroad Company Missouri Senater Tariff Commission van Wyck Pendleton Cincinnati Covington J. Garland Sidney Sebbs Confederate States Army of the

Hop Bitters Promises Cure for Bright’s Disease and Diabetes

Advertises Hop Bitters as the sole permanent remedy for Brights disease diabetes and other serious kidney urinary or liver illnesses claiming it destroys the cause and never returns.

Rats on Ships and a Herbal Cure Mentioned

A historical note describes ship rats and their habits aboard vessels, including a captain using a plank to transfer cheese rat plunder between ships. It also advertises Kidney-Wort as a superior medicine for constipation and liver and kidney disorders, asserting wide patient approval.

East India Company Calcutta Rata Holland

Des Moines Reports Grinnell Tornado Disaster

A telegram from Kellogg Iowa reports Grinnell struck by a cyclone around nine last night causing at least fifty deaths and nearly one hundred injuries. Train wrecks 14 cars toppled. Malcom and surrounding areas suffered extensive damage.

Des Moines Kellogg Iowa Grinnell Royce Rock Island Road Deignan Fera Tesing Malcom Iowa City Peck Kimball S Point Amey

Artificial eye shells improve appearance without removing the eye

The article explains that artificial eyes are thin silica shells inserted under the eyelids, not full eye removal. They move with the eye and look nearly natural, though matching color is difficult due to pupil dilation. Consumers seek opinions, face mismatches, and often undergo exchanges. It mocks European medical fashion and misinformed remedies.

Rye Ahr Europe

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