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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1905
Page
2
A public singing moment shows that a ciri with a good voice may perform boldly even if her appearance suggests shyness. The crowd’s reaction underlines that stage presence outshines first impressions.
Scott City Kansas March 20 special Ex sheriff James Scott of Scott County testifies to using eight boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He praises them as best for kidney disease and credits the remedy with curing early kidney trouble and preventing Bright's disease and other dangers.
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure known to medics for catarrh a constitutional disease Cure is taken internally and claims to destroy the disease foundation while strengthening the constitution The makers offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite readers to send for testimonials
The dialogue reveals a speaker claiming readiness to face duties for old acquaintance sake while noting impossibility to be cordial. A self styled hero is contrasted with Maud, now living simply after marrying a journalist. The text cites Sarah Bagley as a pioneer telegraph operator in Lowell and provides historical student figures by field in the United States.
The article notes mild weather boosting seeding in Western Canada and rising interest from the United States as inquiries to Canadian government agents nearly double. Railways expand capacity to meet freight and passenger demand, signaling a prosperous year with new lands opened for settlement and growth in agriculture.
Early note on political situation in St. Petersburg discusses the succession issue as a central, uncertain topic. The current position is not strong and unlikely to be displaced soon, with general calls for guard and caution in the governance sphere.
Field Marshal Oyama reports over forty thousand prisoners including General Nachmoss, with vast spoils and high casualties. He notes continued Japanese pursuit along the Hun River toward Mukden, expect heavy fighting near Tie Pass, and widespread Russian disorganization.
Commissioner Garfield of the Bureau of Corporations meets with Standard Oil representatives as the probe starts. The inquiry will cover refinery costs, storage tanks, pipelines, and oil pricing from initial purchase to latest sale amid recent Kansas developments.
The Prefect of the Seine is sued for damages after distributing posters that describe the harmful effects of alcohol and absinthe. An environmental banner notes advances in plant photography and wireless telegraphy via the Eiffel Tower.
The report notes Russia and Japan as wounded fronts with unclear disaster extent. Early negotiations for peace are anticipated, while stasis persists in St. Petersburg as officials weigh options.
A jumble of antiquated aphorisms notes animal quirks and social quirks. It cites giraffes don t drink, onions upset affinities, chestnut hair cleverness at school, fair haired girls studious, Solomon s widow tragedy, and a curious note on flies and nets blocking light through windows.
Secretary Taft after a brief talk with the president said reports of rising yellow fever in the Panamanian zone are mistaken. He warned malaria will be the greater trouble, noting some yellow fever cases but asserting we can stamp it out.
Captain Burnett said no decisive action will be taken until the Honolulu investigation report is received. Police deny further discoveries of bicarbonate of soda or strychnine among the Stanford effects.
Sherman Tex April plans feature a squadron of juvenile rough riders in period costumes atop ponies with full accoutrements to lead the president’s honorary escort. The first Texas stop will be Sherman where the president’s address will be delivered.
Telegrams reveal General Kuropatkin ordered retreat of Russian armies with little detail. The dispatch sparks debate on the extent of disaster and possible peace, while streets remain calm and newsboys hawk bare extras.
J P Dawley senior counsel for Mrs. Chadwick says the verdict does not conform to the indictment and plans to take the case to the Cincinnati court of appeals. Dawley visited Chadwick at the Jail and reported she is frustrated by the verdict.
Fragment describes an explosion at a powder plant in Peoria with damage to a building and ensuing chaos. No clear details on injuries or exact causes are provided. reader sees brief mention of processing area and large equipment.
A playful exchange hints at rare coins like the quarter and half dollar and mentions extinct gold pieces. The dialogue weaves a Greenland and Danish translation confusion, referencing an Arctic tale and a Norwegian minister.
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