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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
2
An old Coca Cola advertisement explains soda fountain use to cool and refresh. It promotes a free booklet The Truth About Coca Cola and a 1910 Baseball Record Book with Casey at the Bat, schedules, and league data from the Coca Cola Company in Atlanta.
A brief quip from the Boston Herald noting that overexertion on a single method or instrument wears thin a performer’s patience or skill, illustrating a folksy warning about monotony and the need for variety.
A 1911 national goal seeks 35 000 beds by May 1 1911 with New York leading in patient beds at 5476 and states like Massachusetts and Pennsylvania following. The New York plan vows no uncared for tuberculosis in 1915 and aims to expand home and institutional care nationwide.
A reader credits Postum with reversing nervous prostration caused by coffee. The letter claims improved sleep, weight gain, energy for work, and better health for the writer and children after switching to Postum. The piece promotes coffee alternatives as a health remedy.
Thomas Ardmore and Wenry Maine Griswold chase Appleweight with aid from two governors’ daughters while a missing NC governor stirs a political feud. Ardmore and Griswold recruit a reporter Collins as they pursue Appleweight across moonlit woods toward a red bungalow. The tale ends on a cliff as they capture a foe at the door.
In a historic assault case Taunton, later a judge, rebuked Charles Philips Irish orator by reducing his eloquent speech to a blunt, plain English summary. He stated that the defendant deserved his horsewhipping and offered a concise defense.
Louisiana and Jack Ramsom faced a violent storm at the Barber lawn fete held for the Orphans' home. Amid uprooted trees and chaos, Louisiana guided frightened guests to shelter while Jack protected others. In the aftermath he reveals a broken arm and a pledge of togetherness.
A schoolboy says he does not want to return to class because the teacher sent a letter about him that could hurt his father's feelings. The father grows stern as the boy explains the letter was not kind. The boy later returns to school.
A London physician warns that excessive car use makes women gain weight. He has forbidden motoring to several patients who asked about their growing embonpoint. Those who followed his advice have regained their figures as motoring relaxes muscles, boosts appetite, and delivers luxury and exhilaration that encourage adiposity.
The Navy League of Germany reports 1 031 339 members and total funds of 8 395 950 dollars in a recent financial and membership disclosure.
Four men on a rear platform were smoking in a rough train car. A strong odor drew attention as one man noticed another's cigar burned down past the red band. The smoker grinned, saying, I’m not saving them.
Andrew Carnegie recalls appetite and courage while dining with young chefs from Margaret Morrison School in Pittsburg. He notes fearless eating and cites a French restaurant anecdote about a roaming cheese and a waiter who calls "Jules" to keep order.
The article notes Noah Webster compiling a dictionary and describing his aim to assemble words for a 50 word telegram. It mentions public blessing and approval for his linguistic project.
A quip notes that an early riser may fail to grow rich if his wife believes his success hinges on honesty rather than enterprise. The wry observation highlights how personal virtue is linked to perceived fortune.
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