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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
3
Personal testimonials from readers describe kidney catarrh and bladder pains improving after using Peruna. Advertisements tout it as a harmless, narcotic free remedy with permanent effects, claiming long term benefits without drug dependence.
The text blends diverse items including city populations around 80 000 to 82 000 and payroll figures like Alexieff's 54000 with 25000 extras, a Paris barber wagering on a lion cage, rail plans near Pike's Peak, and Brussels technical schooling for sexton candidates.
In a Cornish like scene, Squire Oglander finds a tuft of bright hair in a potato sack, tied to a note claiming Gracie will be seen no more. Cripps the carrier denies knowledge as the squire suspects a cruel Christmas joke and seeks answers from his workers.
Squire Oglander orders garden work in cold weather while defending workers and planning a grand kitchen garden. He recalls wartime vigor, praises his warden, and prepares to host his daughter Grace, as Cripps and others maneuver over bags of Oakleaf potatoes and a brewery delivery.
In St. Petersburg the Czarina altered the room where Alexander II signed the emancipation manifesto. The sacred study, once preserved untouched for forty years, is now a bathroom and the documents and records have been moved to a lumber room. The Imperial Library plans to preserve the historical papers.
A brief exchange from Illinois Supreme Court records notes a wife’s dressmaker status as part of the case details. The dialogue underscores financial and domestic concerns referenced in the historical docket.
The American Bible Society aims to print either the entire Bible or portions in 1442 languages and dialects. A note on perceptions among Russian peasants describes a belief that the Japanese are aul dwarfs and that the Cossa kill them by cap-throwing or suffocation.
The article notes that more than 31,500 people paid admission to Shakespeare's birthplace last year. It contrasts cultural revival with other stage trends and laments modern melodrama.
Brown Still suffers rheumatism while Green confirms yes noting ongoing distress and uncertainty about recovery or change in condition.
Widely used in New York Children's Home, Mother Gray claims her remedy cures colds in 34 hours, relieves feverishness and teething trouble, promotes bowel movement, and destroys worms. Sold by druggists or mailed free sample to Allen S Le Roy New York.
The historic bridge at Ajsr Scotland built in 1242 and reportedly ramoua by Robert Burns is ordered shut for repair. Restoration costs are estimated at 2500 UK pounds to restore it to good condition.
A drinking cup believed by the British Museum to be about 3000 years old was found in a field at Stoning Field in Essex. The artifact has been placed in the Cleford Museum for public display.
Investors in Nebraska Real Estate urge action with promises of choice investments. Schumacher and Jamer of Orleans Nebraska invite readers to write for more information about opportunities and returns on local property ventures.
The 224 year old Nedigate Yeeman house near Rost w on Chelsea Creek has been demolished. The structure required few repairs over its long history and now stands replaced, amid a context of diverse populations including Russians with three major stock groups cited as Hinna Tartars and Slaves.
A fragmented daily line presents a mix of sayings about truth, mercy, and returning home. Dialogues mention a person urged to visit a house, a note on shipping delays, and a mistaken meeting with a mother figure, suggesting a reflective domestic scene.
A mother questions lasting devotion after marriage while the daughter jokes that they would join social and athletic clubs to avoid each other if needed. She quips that careful planning could prevent boredom and ends with a caution about cautious leaps.
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