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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1882
Page
1
A Boston Post note argues against feeding livestock aboard ships during sea voyages stating it would be impractical to place feed in the trough of the sea and implying safety and logistical concerns for cattle aboard ocean steamers.
The Mirror notes North Loup enjoys a thrifty boom with many musical groups, while nearby towns report varied prospects. Lincoln and Omaha devices expand medical and civic groups, with no-mean growth in Norfolk and Schuyler areas and a warning about rail and road safety.
Des Moines dispatches update Grinnell cyclone tolls with 41 dead in Grinnell and 23 at nearby points, plus 140 wounded and 143 homes destroyed. Proclamations urge relief funding, detailing vast property losses, calls for aid, and dramatic storm descriptions from Des Moines to Grinnell and Malcom.
In Fauquier County, Peter Reid witnessed a foot long snake crawl up his gun barrel after he turned it over. He fired at a hawk while returning home, and the hawk, spotting the snake, caught it in flight. Reid is described as a magistrate’s brother and a church member.
Warns against quack remedies that only relief temporarily and worsen conditions. Promotes Hop Bitters as the sole remedy claiming to permanently cure kidney urinary or liver diseases by addressing their cause.
Yonkers Statesman notes a historical 1876 event where about 110 whalers were cut out from the port of New Bedford, reflecting a dramatic shift in maritime trade practices and labor segments of the era.
Ex Senator Harlan is chosen as a member of the Alabama Claims Commission. The House approves a bill imposing a fifty cent per head tax on emigrants, drawing attention to its scope and political implications within national governance.
Ex Senator James Harlan of Iowa and Judge Welle named to new Alabama claims commission. Tariff commissioners listed with vote 81 to 21. Dispatches report Rodgers affair natives near St Lawrence bay and plan to sail to St Michaels and San Francisco. Guiteau reprieve debate centers on cabinet decision and attorney general opinion. Committee actions cover presidential succession, national banks, immigration, and internal revenue measures. June proceedings include bills on pensions, commerce, and railroad matters.
A Western Ohio preacher voice rails against adulteration rules, arguing too much indecency persists. He warns that people who boast most about virtue often do the least and mocks overpromising as a sign of laziness.
The article notes sailors know sailing vessels can rival steamers with steady wind. It cites Alaska’s 419 miles in 24 hours and historic runs by James Baines, Red Jacket, Flying Cloud, and other McKay ships. Benjamin’s Century piece will include plans and diagrams on hull evolution since pink boats.
A Methodist woman dying of cancer, attended by a Roman Catholic nurse, remains calm and refuses priestly rites claiming faith in God. She explains she belongs to death's Master and is saved by grace, showing steadfast trust in her final moments.
The passage explains signs of a man’s interest or disinterest. If embarrassed, he may be liking you but shy. If not interested at first sight, odds are against. continued glancing signals possible interest. A man who averts his gaze when met may be a gentleman, while a smile may indicate only a masker.
Fragmentary notice describes a celebrated item offered in liquid form or as a steady, not slow, infusion. It hints at a universal sustaining beverage and suggests availability for those who find value in its use.
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