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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
3
A reflective piece on friendship noting how friends offer education through discussion and insight. It stresses that happiness from friendship comes from reciprocal effort and being a thoughtful, friendly presence to gain the best fruits of companionship.
The piece argues a United States and England alliance would deter crime by creating vast combined strength. It extols bodily vigor with Hositter's Stomach Sitters to prevent attacks from disease, claiming the old remedies restore nerves and appetite. Try it for dyspepsia now.
A cartoon caption shows a husband telling his wife they face no progress as the iceman and coal man insist on upfront payments. The wife says she has store credit and suggests using phosphorus to fix the ice. The caption, from New York Weekly, uses a humorous take on early 20th century utilities.
The text cites Rev Graham Taylor stating Jesus did not advocate a lone Heaven or individualistic faith. He identified with humanity and urged the greatest service to others as the highest expression of self. Also mentions an ad line about print supplies and an odd line about redemption.
Smallpox scares public library efforts school vaccinations and editor’s new residence noted. Lincoln Lincoln State checker tournament March 15 and state sportsmen’s tournament May 7 to 11. Beatrice and Fremont fire news and armory purchase. Rich mix of theft, court cases, robberies and agricultural tidbits from multiple Nebraska towns, including Fairbury Nelson and Beatrice.
The House labored from afternoon into night to dispose of conference reports amid packed galleries and noisy debate. A proposed seven member Porto Rico Cuba Philippines visit sparked a “junketing” quarrel as airship progress and Count Henry de la Vaul's balloon voyage from Paris to Kiev highlighted advances in aerial navigation.
March 4 convening session reviewed naval appropriation amendments including submarine torpedoes and construction turf, with Senate approving a conference report on the general deficiency bill. Large galleries attended the ceremonial events and numerous colleagues were present as many bills were enacted, including safety provisions for railway employees.
March 4 report from Silver Crank Lake Ivey area notes seventeen men trapped on ice when it broke up. Four were last seen on the ice, now presumed drowned as a sea rose and ice split, leaving about a mile of open water to shore. rest rescued or missing.
The Chicago federation of labor passes resolutions supporting Gunner Morgan in his United States Navy promotion bid. They condemn Admiral Sanison for restrictions and insults and announce the resolutions will be sent to President McKinley. The move emphasizes equal opportunity and protests the alleged class distinctions in naval advancement.
In an United States court the Chitto Llarjo band of Indians pled guilty to conspiracy. Judge Thomas sentenced Snake and his group to eight years in the penitentiary and a $230 fine each, with suspension of sentence if they refrain from further offenses and return home.
Washington reports the last congress sat 197 days, the calendar shows 14,336 bills, 3,000 reports, 345 public acts, 1,250 private acts, 1,595 sauts, and 395 joint resolutions as the year ends. Wakefield of the house staff prepared the tally.
The Thirty-first infantry arrived from Bula can and will sail by March 15. Captain Draper at Cavite scouted the west coast with 180 marines, capturing two insurgent officers and fourteen men, seizing twenty six rifles and destroying 14 000 bushels of rice and 104 carabaos. Insurgent colonel Christobal surrendered at Naic Cavite with two officers and twelve men, handing over twelve rifles.
A Massachusetts supreme court ruling holds that streetcar jolts do not establish contributory negligence by the motorman. The piece portrays the jolter as vindictive and mocks the passenger then imagines teeth jolted from a rider’s mouth.
A Tribune clipping notes Christmas Eve sounds from the Tower of London said to presage royal deaths. An on duty guard heard a wail, then footsteps, with no source found amid fog over the river and city. The piece closes with an ad for Carter's Ink.
In a Yonkers Statesman snippet Tenry argues with a boarding house lady about thick smoke in a room. He jokes about steak and cutting through the smoke with a knife, reflecting a humorous domestic exchange.
A detailed method describes applying soap to a cloth piece then rubbing the surface to remove soap and bring a shine. It instructs using multiple pieces of cloth in sequence to achieve a bright, quick finish without leaving soap on the surface.
An Ocean Grove New Jersey notice dated February 17 1900 promotes Piso s Cure for consumption coughs and colds claiming infallible efficacy with the signature N V W Samuel.
The Chicago Tribune questions Mr. Tesla's assertion that opening communications with Mars will need little power, suggesting it may require more credulity than power.
Core note advises taking Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets for cold relief. J. W. Grove signs each box and the price listed is 25 cents.
The piece asserts that conduct and speech shape the world for good or ill and that sins against non science harm humanity. It emphasizes that kind actions benefit the race and that nothing truly dies, as echoed by the Baptist Union.
Each package of PUTNAM FADE LESS DYE colors achieves a perfect dye on silk wool or cotton in a single balling.
Cleaning guidance describes using oil and rotten stone to remove stains from bright tin. It advises polishing with a clean wash feather. A dated patent medicine line for Mia Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claims teething relief and wind colic, presented as a remedy.
A caller at the city editor’s desk complains his house was broken into last night and jewelry and valuables were taken. He insists the burglars seized all items, leaving nothing behind, and asks the reporter to note this in the write up.
An advertisement asserts deafness arises from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and can be cured only by constitutional treatment not ear applications. It offers $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, with circulars available from Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. MwiMa Ricey of Chelsea Wisconsin reports two years of bear ing down pains headache backache and listless feelings. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her after doctors and medicines failed and urges others to seek the same remedy and advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
A Chicago Times Herald note quotes Mr Smythers about his wife not joining a physical culture class due to a Swedish guest who arrived six weeks ago and requires sign communication. The exchange implies the wife considered attending but is needed to assist the visitor.
An advertisement claims permanent cure for fits or nervousness after a single day's use of Pr. Kisne's Great Nerve Restorer. The copy promotes Dr R H Eline Ltd of Philadelphia and asserts free 6200 sprint buttons and education benefits.
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