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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
2
A torn Osceola Record clipping presents stray phrases and aphorisms about money, current thought at an electricians convention, politics, liquid air, dental candy, and Australian federation enthusiasm. The readable text mixes jokes and social commentary with no clear event or person for a full summary.
A handsome yacht tied up near Vancouver British Columbia was sunk by the weight of snow accumulated on her deck during the winter season.
Instructions advise sponging woolen fabrics before sale or use. Use an ironing board, wide table, or calico cover. Lay cloth wrong side up, cover with wrung linen, press lengthwise with a hot iron, never pause, and let the fabric fall evenly onto a clean floor.
Highland Iowa March 4 1901 Mrs W H Doty healed after eighteen years of rheumatism and kidney trouble using six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports near total relief and wife notes her husband who had Bright's Disease improved after taking four pills daily for three months. The Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY selling price 50 cents a box or six for 2 50 from local druggists.
The Nebraska Legislature advances several rolls including a binding twine factory at the penitentiary and free high school bills. A sitting committee of seven is appointed to push general-file bills and limit out-of-order consideration.
Fraser wrestles with jealousy and a near fatal impulse after overhearing Dolly accept Everett. A test of courage ends in a tragedy averted when Everett slips away to Ireland, leaving Fraser to confront his nightmarish guilt and the dangerous edge he walked.
In a packed Paris hall the 500,000 franc prize goes to ticket No. 2530 but the holder, a poor peasant earning up to 20 francs a week, collapses. The 1898 winner is a woman who mutilated her ticket and faces a thirty year wait due to lottery rules.
Dublin archbishop recently presided over a marriage in the family of a wealthy Irish distiller. After breakfast the host thanked the archbishop warmly for his role and offered a blessing wishing the Lord be with us.
A London opinion column argues that American horse trainers win by energy and hard work rather than secret methods. The King’s page on Topics of the Day cites this view, noting Americans’ relentless care for horses from dawn to dusk as a key factor.
A scrambled humor list of punny questions and answers. The set plays on wordplay about a pillow jittens lamp lighter and more with jokes about Napoleon Adam and a spider. The tone mimics a lighthearted 19th century puzzle column.
A Western town church has a young woman pastor. A German farmer visits the parsonage seeking marriage but reveals he already has a girl. The tale, from Broklyn Life, riffs on honesty and gossip with a humorous punch.
United States Senator W N Roach of North Dakota endorses Perma catarrh cure and tonic from a Columbus Ohio medicine company. He claims the product strengthens vigor appetite and aids catarrh after using it on advice from friends and a trip to Peru United States Wasu 4tun D C text notes endorsement and testimonial.
A St Paul contractor touts Peruna as a cure for coughs and consumption noting four bottles cured his illness and praising the remedy for its wide reach. He and others claim catarrh is common and Peruna offers a reliable treatment available through doctors and the Hartman Sanitarium.
Two young unmarried St Peters burg couples challenged a sentence of imprisonment for kissing in a restaurant. The judge condemned the act as shameless behavior in a public place, but counsel argued kissing is a permissible expression of feeling. The appellate court upheld the lower court’s decision.
A reflective city feature outlines how even common streets and sidewalks reveal deeper poverty as funds run low. Officials face tough choices on upkeep while residents cope with cutbacks and rising costs. The piece foregrounds public works strain and community resilience.
A sermon-like reflection on character as first in life, shaped by a father and mother. Blood is said to tell, and a man robbed of character is hollow. Conviction is labeled essential as character, likened to knowing and knowing one’s own knowledge.
A collage of fragments touches on family echoes and school remarks about a boy nicknamed chip of the old block. It references a teacher's comment and a mild father’s reply, plus a stray note about being vaccinated and a distant water well remark.
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