Mourning Woman Abstains From Milk Eight Days
An Arabian widow observes an eight day milk abstinence after a death in the family. The report notes the unusual belief that squid color contrasts with her metallic form.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
7
An Arabian widow observes an eight day milk abstinence after a death in the family. The report notes the unusual belief that squid color contrasts with her metallic form.
Special from Ward Arkansas reports widespread cures of kidney and bladder disorders using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Local resident J. W. Inner Waggoner cites personal recovery after two boxes. booster claims say no kidney case is beyond cure and Bright's Disease has been treated successfully by the remedy.
A garbled page notes New York daily water leaks amounting to 44 million, Mexico's 13.5 million population with 8 million donors for work, 1.488 million in domestic service, 110 thousand in carpet trade, and a line on salted whale meat as a Japanese delicacy.
A testimonial from J. Sweet of Albany New York proclaims Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cured his wife of a severe disease. The letter asserts extraordinary efficacy and expresses gratitude for the treatment.
A notice highlights the small number of daily newspapers in Russia, noting a limited press landscape and potential implications for public discourse and information access.
A report notes determined efforts to disrupt railway lines by the United Arab Emirates inc AYER. The focus is on transportation of dlen and munitions, with implications for regional transport security and defense operations.
Reports describe Japanese attempts to cross the Shakhe river blocked by Russian reinforcements. Fighting continues on the Russian left flank with indications of a Japanese center demonstration and Russian confidence in impregnable positions.
The evangel Cathedral in Berlin hosted a solemn consecration for the protestant rites with a simple service and refined music. Bishop Potter of New York delivered a letter of praise to the emperor and urged unity in faith.
Safely at St Louis the ice gorge on the Mississippi River finally broke after months of solid shroud. The river sag ten feet freed the channel allowing large ice floes to pass downstream and clear the obstructed waterway.
A Mattoon Illinois woman recounts yearlong nervous spells including numbness and dizziness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with a full recovery after eight boxes, noting a later dizziness episode cured and no further spells. The tale names her address and promotes the pills as a general tonic for weakness.
Miss Mary M. Fay of West Main Street Westboro Massachusetts reports eight years of severe eczema with scalp scabs and facial swelling. She claims Cuticura remedies provided relief the first day and complete cure in a short time, leaving her head and face clear and well.
An odd newspaper snippet notes the Thames flowing at two miles per hour and mentions Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children. It adds a price of 33 cents per bottle and then abruptly states there are 10,90,000 Germans in the United States.
The new national oats variety yields cited across states from 156 to 300 bushels per acre, with Mo 240 bu and ND 810 bu, marking a massive increase. Officials claim the crop will boost overall production by millions of bushels and add millions of dollars to farmers' incomes as it gains-wide adoption in 1995.
A seed company promotes Yellow Dent Corn and several varieties as high yield money makers. The notice asks readers to mail 160 in stamps to John A. Salter Seed Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin to receive a catalog and farm seed samples. The message signed by N. Ud.
Russian forces under Kuropatkin renew fierce fighting in Manchuria along the Shake valley and Hun river front. Kuropatkin's counterattacks repulse Japanese left flanks near Tansingtong and push back a Japanese attempt to seize a railroad bridge. Reports from Mukden indicate renewed general clashes across a hundred mile front with uncertain prospects for a Russian withdrawal.
Miss Nellie Davis of 1216 Michigan Avenue Kansas City Missouri writes that Doan's Kidney Pills gave a quick cure for kidney trouble following a cold. She suffered back pains headaches and misery but after a few boxes she felt well with no aches. She urges others to try the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertised. Price 50 cents.
The article notes that some Chinese terms carry many meanings possibly up to forty. It also states the Moote Catlo bank’s inflows average about 25 units per minute, roughly 86 million per year.
By local applications they cannot reach the diseased ear portion. Deafness results from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. When inflamed you hear rumbling. when closed deafness follows. One hundred dollars offers for any catarrh caused deafness cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Wall’s Family Pills referenced.
The body found under the Union Pacific bridge near the Missouri River on the Iowa side is identified as John G. Betts owner of a Neb. farm near York. Betts was en route to York when he died, and officials believe he fell from the train.
Washington reports most inauguration arrangements for President Roosevelt completed. Governors from fourteen states expected to participate in the parade. Governor Calderon of Iowa arrived, announcing sixty five Iowans will join the escort.
Marginal notes describe historic surveys through Siberia as a trader route never before trodden by white men. The Philippine Islands span about 140 000 square miles, about the size of New York New Jersey and six New England states. A copperas solution can destroy ground ivy and mustard. The Kursk Zarkoff Railroad advertises a special car for the wet season with luxurious fittings. The Seven Stars Inn in Manchester claims a 550 year licensing history.
Frog farming expands into Canada meeting high U S demand for legs. Ontario farm last year produced 5 000 pounds of dressed frogs legs and bred 7 000 frogs for scientific use.
A woman recalls illness blamed on coffee and describes a dramatic episode in a buggy when she almost suffocated. After trials, she switches to Postum and recovers, noting improved stomach issues and her husband’s health improved by the change.
Sidney's electric plant seen as nearly finished while Sutherland faces weather tied wildfowl losses. Cass county Wong men plan a Pilatts mouth convention on April 5. Reports of injuries at Grand Island shops and farm accidents across Beatrice to Table Rock. District court in Columbus convenes with a large civil docket. Sugar beet plant closures at Norfolk. horses released from exports via St Joseph. Local fires, burns, and crossing-railroad ordinances appear amid council actions and community gatherings.
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