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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
2
Winter travel into South California overwhelms roads and hotels. Los Angeles and other resorts see large crowds. Piso's Cure is praised as the best medicine for throat and lung affections by Wm. O. Endsley of Van Buren, February 10, 1900.
The head of a Queen Victoria prize Hereford steer was purchased by the British Museum as a prime example of its class. The sale marks a notable event, highlighting the museum's interest in historic livestock artifacts and national agricultural heritage.
A soldier at Spandau bent to frighten a sentry and stealthily crept toward him. He jumped up suddenly and the sentry fired, killing him.
Two Belgian specialists sent to Glasgow to study the plague concluded that under proper sanitary conditions the disease is not a serious menace in any European city.
In Algeria a river of ink forms where two streams meet iron impregnated water and peat bog drained water containing galic acid. The mixing of the iron and the acid yields ink.
Nasal catarrh relief with Ely's Dream Balm described as pleasantly aromatic. Applied through the nostrils it cleanses and heals the nasal surface. Druggists offer 500 size with trial mail order at 10 cents. user encouraged to test for continued use.
Proprietors announce Ely's Cream Balm in liquid pond form to ease catarrhal troubles. Includes a spraying tube and price of ten cents. Available from druggists or by mail. The liquid retains the medicinal properties of the solid preparation.
The accepted speed of a warship is the rate that can be maintained for at least sixty hours without fatigue, leaving the ship still able to continue at fighting order in material and personal respects.
After the war Congressman Jones, Sr. joined the state senate along with an old slave who had belonged to him. The two sat side by side. The former slave challenged the formalities and asked to visit the senator’s kitchen, obtaining permission while Jones read in his library.
East Randolph New York March 11 1901 Mrs E A Deacon vice president of the local W C T U testifies to a case where a friend near insanity recovered after using five boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. The tale says two boxes also revived the narrator who feels ten years younger. Pills cost 50c a box six for 250 buy from a practitioner or mail Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
In a Chicago flat a tale of romance and mistaken loyalties unfolds as Hanora discovers Tobias’s double life. Tobias, a trusted courier, hides a relationship with Dennis Maguire while Hanora learns the truth through a rose in his coat and a lace handkerchief. Dennis’s marriage to Hanora ends Tobias’s hopes and forces him to face exile from the couple’s life.
In a story set around a midsummer eve, Hanora tests Tobias by serving lemon pie and French toast to gauge his loyalties. Tobias, gullible and dutiful, accepts the meals, bringing a male friend to dinner and prompting Hanora to stage a subtle courtship. They share a night of music and conversation as Tobias battles guilt.
Former Secretary of State John W. Foster discusses in the Saturday Evening Post amusing cases of American diplomats and court costumes. He notes how dress choices influence court reception with stories of militia uniforms and a captain’s garb provoking questions at a European palace.
Washington society discusses Senator Hale and wife as he enforces a forty five minute dinner routine. Guests endure rapid service with minimal courses and timed pacing while he watches the clock from the head of the table. Critics say the meals leave diners hungry and rushed.
Nebraska towns report smallpox fears at Wayne normal, Elkorn knights in third degree, Humboldt farmers plotting telephoning notes, Greeley thieves steal candy and $300 in confections, Elgin, Elwood, and Fremont prep for events, a hospital donation promised at West Point, and various burglaries, fires, and oddities across Cass, Colfax, Madison, and other counties.
Reported profits from the Tennessee convict coal mine show earnings likely over 100000 in the last six months. Mixed statements from officials note disagreement on figures and method of calculation.
A traveling group hears a solemn tale about two graduates from a strict college. One becomes a successful lawyer. the other, a doctor, amputates his own companion’s leg to help him pass. Years later the doctor kills his landlady to create a sensational murder case, but the one-legged lawyer defends him and wins. The two men now hold prominent positions.
A French Academy of Sciences meeting debated whether 6000 year old Egyptian wheat could germinate. Evidence showed the albumen remained unchanged while the embryo altered and could not sprout. A fresh embryo in the ancient albumen, however, would grow, explaining prior claims of regrowth.
A highly fragmentary OCR snippet references a girl packing a chair or brush in a valise and a father taking a short trip with restrictions given. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
A young man consented to a blood let to save his employer, showcasing notable courage. The piece extols the stomach as the source of good blood and praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for easing dyspepsia and indigestion and improving blood quality.
Fifteen young women from the girls' normal school in Philadelphia inform Superintendent Atkinson of their willingness to accept the government's offer to become school teachers in the Philippines.
The Chicago Times-Herald notes that Count de Castellane has not yet reached a point where he must search for employment, despite various circumstances implying financial pressure.
Advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if it fails. Box bears B. W. Grove’s signature and is priced at 25 cents.
The Chicago Record reports a congressional inquiry into hazing at West Point, noting the subject is portrayed as justifying the practice. The piece discusses the implications for military academy culture and accountability.
Queen Wilhelmina elevates Duke Henry to prince status after their marriage. The royal move reflects a favorable outcome for the couple and marks a high honor within the royal house.
The Chicago Times-Herald reports William C. Whitney paid sixty thousand dollars for a horse, noting he could have bought a top automobile for twenty five hundred dollars instead.
A New Zealand letter to a British friend reports extreme difficulty in obtaining domestic help such as a washerwoman or lady help. The writer notes servant girls are called lady helps and requests private space and piano use, reflecting rising tensions over employment norms.
A garbled mix of early 20th century medical ad copy and scattered notes about cataracts and disease treatments, alongside a tale fragment involving a parent and a young Spooner. The readable parts reference F J Toledo Ohio medicines and a stray observation about ants and slave dynamics.
A garbled dialogue snippet shows a matron scolding a youth named Mirseadi and signaling distress. The lines hint at mortification and a tense quarrel in a confined setting with implied punishment or restraint. Specific names and context are unclear due to damaged text.
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