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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1893
Page
4
An advertiser denounces dirty teeth and pitches Sexafrop as a quick colorless solution to whiten teeth. The copy claims it removes tartar, outperforms tooth washes, and is safe and inexpensive, sold and warrantied by Kunkel Bros.
Rozodoro promises a perfect complexion by removing redness tan freckles pimples and liver spots making skin soft pure and white. Actress Ethel Wolf endorsements claim harmlessness and effectiveness with free trial offers and plain wrapper packaging from G South Bend Ind. Agents wanted.
An old advertisement touts Hallard's Snow Liniment as a universal cure promising relief for sprains in one to three days when applied promptly. It asserts cures for rheumatism, backache, lumbago, and numerous ailments, urging buyers to insist on Ballard's Snow Liniment from R. K. Baum, Druggist.
An advertisement touts Shiloki Consumption Cure as the most successful cough medicine with a guarantee since discovery. It claims cures for cough, croup, bronchitis, and consumption, available in 10c 50c and 1 price points. Also promotes Shiloh’s Porous Plaster for sore lungs chest or back pain, sold by R K Baum Druggist.
An old physician offers a free sample of a vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and other lung ailments. He claims it performs wonders after trials in thousands of cases and says he will mail the formula with directions to any reader who sends a stamp and their paper address from Rochester New York.
Tie developments in the Boodle Investigation at Lincoln describe inde pendents misreading ducks for ducats and shifting from catching boodlers to targeting boodle itself. The report notes ongoing confusion and unclear aims in the probe.
The Osceola former resident Dr C B Little has been appointed superintendent by Governor Crounse and will begin duties soon. In Polk county authorities stop warrant issuance as the levy is exhausted and no more warrants can be issued until the June levy. County finances are in a dire, unprecedented lag.
The piece calls for united effort to back the new government despite disagreements with some policies. It urges citizens to give the administration a fair shake and notes future accountability in four years if theories prove incorrect.
Resolutions from Wyoming declare that women’s suffrage over twenty five years has reduced crime and vice, promoted peaceful elections and good government, and led to near elimination of poverty and jails. They urge other communities to enfranchise women and request distribution to state legislatures and the world press.
The article argues that Populists failing to seize control of the Kansas Legislature by revolutionary means illustrate that parties cannot prosper by opposing laws created for all classes. It notes such movements may cause disruption but are doomed to fail against logical forces and alliances, with Kansas Paulists initially in the wrong and lacking a path to legitimacy.
The Globe Democrat sounds a warning that Populists in Kansas and nationwide cannot overturn the law or disturb public order to gain political advantage. It urges adherence to legal methods, peaceful action, and acceptance of existing provisions rather than intimidation or violence.
Mrs Bucholtz has moved west Dave Beckmeyer moved to town last week Miss da Benster suffers grippe Wm Charlton of York visited Frank Rossiter on a trip Mrs D J Wiard recovering from rheumatism D Harman confined by rheumatism Mrs Thos Pettie hosted a 25 cent supper for the Congregational church Ladies Society proceeds for treasury The back room of Pr Brackets office burned Friday night origin unknown snow put out fire bed trunk carpet burned James Clement Ambrose to lecture March 18 and 4 tickets 25 cents a full house expected to aid reseating and furnishings.
At J M Edwards residence in Stromsburg on March 5 C B Jones of Osceola wed Miss Carrie A Edwards in a ceremony officiated by Rev Morey of the Stromsburg M E Church. Only near relatives attended and a generous supper followed. The groom is an Osceola resident and barber. the bride is Edwards daughter and Stromsburg postmaster. The couple will reside in Osceola.
The adapted play Anita's Trial drew strong audience praise both nights. Madge Hefelbower led as a wandering Italian fortune teller with perfect delivery, while Rose Claiborne as Mrs Pippin, Mattie Gallant as Torella Ann, and Louie Pratt as Aunt Matilda earned hearty acclaim.
The performance concluded with "Beautiful Bells and Beautiful Dudes" acted by three girls and three boys. The audience enjoyed the finale and the receipts totaled $87.55.
Berne Jarmin visited Lincoln yesterday while Gulick's celebrated bread draws customers at Mur burgers. C. H. Morrill from Lincoln was in Osceola Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merrick spent Tuesday in Lincoln. W. H. Myers traveled to Omaha on business. Loftus onions and radishes arrive Saturday at Mur burgers. D. H. Kunkel is very sick. Dr. Buckner assists in the store. Ms. E. Strang returns from Holt county and stays in Osceola. Mrs. J. L. Johnson visits her parents at Osceola and returns to Kearney. The Band boys received new suits and promise fine appearance and music, prompting Osceola pride.
The Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line markets itself as the top choice for travel to and from Chicago and Omaha with excellent accommodations for World’s Fair visitors and year round travelers.
The service proclaims no car changes on Chicago to Omaha and intermediate points via the Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line. It emphasizes fast, direct travel as the finest option between these named points and destinations.
Dr Edward Byerite Male reflects on Robert Louis Stevenson and the novel Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. He argues the book powerfully exposes moral evil and integrity within a single man, showing the double nature always present.
Public notice requests all debtors of W H Myers & Co to settle accounts promptly. A sample loan shows $1,000 borrowed at a high rate, with annual payments of $133 yielding $129.25 owed after ten years. A 6 percent rate would leave $39.30 owed, and borrowing from I D McFadden at 24 percent would have eliminated debt.
W I Langenberg of H Langenerg & Sons testifies in Osceola Nebraska that their output is exclusively Oak Tanned Leather made by vat method. He states they sell only this quality to George R. McCoy of Osceola and have not sold any other leather to him or others in recent years. The statement was sworn before J C Preston on February 16 1898.
Advertises DeWitt's Sarsaparilla and Witch Hazel Salve for skin and pile cures. Promotes Shilo's Cure for coughs and croup, Hawkeye Condition Powders for stock, and DeWitt's Little Early Risers as small pills. Also markets The Semi-Weekly Journal and The Record subscriptions.
The notice promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers for dyspepsia headache and constipation and Karl's Clover Root as a blood purifier. Also touts Shiloh's Utilizer for dyspepsia and torpid liver with prices, plus One Minute Cough Cure. Sold by R K Baum.
Captain Sweeney of Sa Diego California praises Shilohs Catarrh Remedy as the first medicine that helped him. Price ten cents. R K Bally endorses Sexafroo a tooth wash described as clean sweet and effective, sold and warranted by Kunkel Bros.
Advertises One Minute Cough Cure by R K Baum offering immediate relief. Mentions DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for burns wounds and nasal catarrh with cures claimed. Introduces Shilohs Catarrh Remedy with nasal injector and claims treatment for catarrh canker mouth head ache and diphtheria. notes sale by R K Baum, Druggist.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Shilohs Vitalizer for relief from indigestion constipation dizziness and loss of appetite at 75 cents. R K Baum, a local druggist, guarantees its curing power and offers the product to customers meet the need for healthier digestion.
A Fulton County Ohio merchant Mr John Caraghar endorses St Patrick's Pill as the best selling pills he handles noting their pleasant cathartic effect and reliable action. He recommends trying them for a dependable cleansing. Sold at Baums Druggist.
A vintage remedy claim extols Ballard's Herebound Syrup as non constipating and harmless for children. It markets the product as soothing for coughs colds bronchitis sore throat asthma whooping cough croup and consumption with strong lung health benefits. Sold by Ry K Bau Druggist.
An elderly Rust resident and hotel manager, T. A. Jackson, reports long nights of coughing eased after using Hallard’s Horehoney Syrup. He praises its non opium formula, lack of constipation, and restorative sleep benefits for himself and children, with local sale by RLY R. Binm Druggist.
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