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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
7
Dr J H Wagner of Skate Kentucky endorses Peru-Na, citing personal use for catarrh and digestion issues. He claims it aids both old and young, and urges trials for coughs colds and other organ-related troubles. Available in tablet or liquid form.
An ad touts SPOHN’S DISTEMPER COMPOUND for horses brood mares colts and stallions. It claims to act on blood and glands expelling germs and preventing disease with a few daily drops. Sold by druggists harness dealers or manufacturers at 60 cents or 1 15 per bottle. Agents wanted.
The Riding Mountain elk herd in Manitoba numbers between 6000 and 8000 and is among the last two herds on the North American continent. They are strictly protected under Manitoba game laws with feeding grounds inside gun-free zones overseen by game guardians and crown officers.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims consistent quality in every bottle and offers a sample bottle for ten cents if sent to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York with mention of this paper.
The London Chronicle notes Disraeli’s unpublished novel portrays Gladstone as Joseph Toplady Falconer. It says the depiction exaggerates humorless pride, though Disraeli’s poetry license reflects a grim view. The piece recalls their long rivalry and Disraeli as a fervent hater.
Paris officials approved a 1919 resolution to have the capital officially classed as a watering place to levy a small poll tax on visitors and boost revenues. The proposal, while seen as potentially lucrative, drew criticism for not matching city traditions.
A quirky exchange hints at labor wage talk in Chicago with a punchline about a “skin game.” The brief remark suggests playful commentary rather than a formal report.
A brief line contrasts the speaker’s visits to relatives with visits to friends, suggesting family ties as the preferred social contact.
A vintage ad claims rubbing St Jacobs Oil relieves rheumatic pain in joints muscles and bones. It promises quick relief from sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia and urges a small trial bottle from any drug store.
A plainly dressed man enters a furnishing store and asks to be wrapped in a suit and hat without trying on. He jokes about sizes, claiming he was a private in the A B F for over a year and may feel at home only with proper fit, prompting the clerk's puzzled reaction.
A well known preacher paused a stirring sermon and after a long pause admitted he could not recall the point he intended. The moment surprised and amused the congregation as he declared he could not think of what it was.
In a rustic exchange Mrs Corntossel defends her son Josh, arguing he is not worth his salt while acknowledging he may be working hard yet not earning his sugar. The dialogue highlights rural values and pride in labor.
A terse remark notes that discovering the truth or solution has taken an unusually long period. The line implies delayed understanding or realization without specifying details or context.
Chadron hires city manager for 5000 yearly while Chadron voters face a 50000 bond vote. War Dept in Washington turns over 250 trucks to Nebraska for road work. Many Nebraska towns prepare for wrestling meet in Omaha. A deadly carbine gas tank explosion injures four men near Nickerson. A strong blizzard hampers Hastings fire cleanup and damage totals rise to around 275000. Reports cover real estate, taxes, hospitals, and public notices across the state.
Lincoln notes show wild guesses on convening length from five days to two weeks. Key actions include Proposal 129 on irrigation water rights, Proposal 324 for minimum school year, and Proposal 282 affirming state waterpower for public use. The session debates fiscal plans, pardons, language, and utility oversight.
A humorous exchange notes a person’s low mood after discovering their private stock has run dry. The remark frames the mood as tied to missing spirits, a play on words highlighting a personal shortage and mood shift.
A concise reflection notes how some married men embrace solitude as a favorable choice. The line suggests social perceptions and personal preference shaping attitudes toward companionship and independence.
Claim of instant relief from catarrh and stuffed head through antiseptic cream. Promises clear air passages, eased inflammation, and better sleep after using a small bottle from a druggist. Ends with a generic caveat about seeking advice only when asked.
Peruvians embrace the automobile as road construction replaces mule trails. Across 700,000 square miles with about 1,700 miles of railroad, motor cars and trucks revive isolated mining and farming towns.
Consumers are urged to look for the Bayer Cross on packages and tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. The ad touts worldwide trust, safety proven by millions, and usage for colds headaches earaches toothaches neuritis lumbago and general pain. It notes unbroken Bayer packaging with proper directions and mentions small tin boxes and larger drugstore packages.
In a humorous exchange Mr Growcher notes his wife has a sense of humor of a kind. She finds amusing anyone not wearing her exact fashions and deems their dress ridiculous.
A concise line notes omitting the latch string for the initial robin. The phrase implies a simple seasonal instruction with no further context or action details.
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